AIA Thailand unveils "AIA Connect", a premium office tower redefining the future workplace in Bangkok's New CBD
AIA Thailand has officially launched AIA Connect, its newest premium office tower located on Ratchadaphisek–Rama 9 Road, reinforcing the company's long-term investment commitment to Thailand while introducing a new workplace concept under the vision "Where Possibilities Connect."
The launch ceremony brought together senior executives from AIA Group, government representatives, regulators, business partners, corporate clients and members of the media. The opening also marks a significant milestone as AIA Thailand celebrates its 88th anniversary in the country.
Nikhil Advani, Chief Executive Officer of AIA Thailand, said AIA Connect is designed to be more than an office building. It serves as a platform connecting people, businesses and the city, supporting future economic growth while reflecting AIA's commitment to "Healthier, Longer, Better Lives."
Lee Yuan Siong, Group Chief Executive and President of AIA Group, said Thailand remains one of the company's key strategic markets in Asia-Pacific. AIA Connect represents AIA Thailand's fourth commercial office investment and demonstrates the group's long-term confidence in Thailand's economic future.
Located in Bangkok's rapidly growing New CBD on Rama 9 Road, AIA Connect offers direct access to MRT Thailand Cultural Centre Station and is expected to benefit further from the upcoming Orange Line interchange.
Developed under the Home-Inspired Workplace concept, the building is designed to support hybrid working with lifestyle-oriented amenities including retail spaces, restaurants, cafés, fitness facilities, landscaped green areas and AIA's first Pet-Friendly Zone in Thailand.
The development has also achieved three internationally recognized pre-certifications:
LEED Gold for sustainable building design
WELL Gold for occupant health and wellness
WiredScore Platinum for digital connectivity and smart infrastructure
AIA said the project reflects its confidence in Thailand's long-term economic prospects while contributing to Bangkok's evolution as one of Southeast Asia's leading business districts and future-ready workplace destinations.