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Rasa Tower

Bangkok, Thailand

A New Class A Tower Reenergizes Bangkok’s Urban Fabric

Revitalizing a once-fading Bangkok district, Rasa Tower introduces premium Class A offices, vibrant dining, and essential amenities — energizing the community and redefining the workplace experience for future tenants and neighbors.

80,000-Square-Meters Premium, Class A Mixed-Use Tower
Flexible, Future-Ready Design
LEED Silver Certified
Seamless Indoor-Outdoor Flow
Integrated Community Hub
Canal-Side Street Food Promenade

As tenants shift away from outdated Class B and C offices, demand for premium Class A spaces is rising. The modern workplace goes beyond the office — vibrant street-level experiences, integrated retail, and public spaces now define tenant expectations. Developers who curate dynamic, flexible environments will gain a competitive edge, crafting buildings that adapt over time, enhance sustainability, and foster long-term value. The future of office design prioritizes adaptability, community synergy, and perpetual, carbon-conscious assets.

Rasa Tower reimagines the workplace by merging world-class Class A offices with a dynamic, community-first design. A lush forecourt garden reconnects lost neighborhood ties, while an open, human-scaled base invites engagement. The tower’s seamless blend of architecture and public space fosters an inspiring, adaptable environment.

By activating the canal-side with a lively street food promenade and creating a welcoming urban retreat, Rasa Tower revitalizes the district’s urban fabric. Its striking rooftop silhouette cements it as a new Bangkok landmark, setting a benchmark for future-ready, community-driven workplaces.

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Office Developers

CBRE announced that Rasa Tower, a prominent Class A office building designed by Gensler in Bangkok, has achieved LEED Silver certification.

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