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Enterprise Singapore

Singapore

A Bold Workplace for Shared Identity

Blending interior design and change management, Gensler designed a collaborative, adaptable workplace that reflects Enterprise Singapore’s culture, encourages personal expression, and celebrates the diversity of the nation’s enterprises.
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HIGHLIGHTS
  • Staff-Driven Workplace Co-Creation
  • Unified Identity, Diverse Expression
  • Future-Ready Government Workplace
  • Sustainable and Resilient Design
  • Design-Led Change Integration
  • Experiential Change Management
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Challenge

Singapore’s public sector is redefining how government agencies operate — consolidating real estate, modernizing workplaces to attract talent, and designing for greater resilience and sustainability. Enterprise Singapore sought to unify two previously separate agencies under one roof without losing the distinct cultures each team carried. The new headquarters needed to attract talent, support flexible work, and serve as an accessible hub for the nation’s diverse enterprise community.

Solution

Leveraging global standards with local insight, Gensler integrated interior design and change management to support Enterprise Singapore’s transition into a unified headquarters. Gensler strategists delivered change workshops and townhalls with the project team and Change Champions, supported by branded communications, videos, and a gamified quiz booth. Staff participation shaped modular spaces across seven floors, reflecting Singapore’s diverse enterprise landscape.

Impact

The result is a workplace shaped by the people who use it — one that champions collaboration, celebrates diversity, and reflects Enterprise Singapore’s ambition. Staff co-created every design element, ensuring satisfaction and personal expression. The headquarters sets a new model for sustainable, adaptable government offices. The design elevates Enterprise Singapore’s ethos and strengthens connections between employees and the nation’s enterprise culture, inspiring engagement and making a shared identity visible every day.

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