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The Permanent Mission of The People’s Republic of Bangladesh to the UN

New York, NY, USA • 2010

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The Permanent Mission of The People’s Republic of Bangladesh to the UN

New York, NY, USA • 2010

Reception Area

A modern workplace steeped in the spirit and culture of its home country.

In designing the offices for The Permanent Mission of The People’s Republic of Bangladesh to the United Nations, it was critical that the space conveyed the Mission’s role as envoy to the world.  Our solution reflects Bangladesh as state in transition - deeply reverent of its rich history and sense of place, while embracing modernity and all its opportunities. 

Contemporary materials, forms and detailing convey an elegant modern sensibility.  A laser-cut wooden wall serves as a modern take on traditional Islamic decorative motifs.  Rotating seasonal wall graphics reflect national festivals and holidays.

Folding walls and light modular furniture allow the offices to transform into an event space, hosting cultural celebrations and press events.

In designing the offices for The Permanent Mission of The People’s Republic of Bangladesh to the United Nations, it was critical that the space conveyed the Mission’s role as envoy to the world.  Our solution reflects Bangladesh as state in transition - deeply reverent of its rich history and sense of place, while embracing modernity and all its opportunities. 

Contemporary materials, forms and detailing convey an elegant modern sensibility.  A laser-cut wooden wall serves as a modern take on traditional Islamic decorative motifs.  Rotating seasonal wall graphics reflect national festivals and holidays.

Folding walls and light modular furniture allow the offices to transform into an event space, hosting cultural celebrations and press events.

DESIGN TEAM

Jordan Parnass, Darrick Borowski, Sean Karns, Anthony Moon

CONTRACTORS

Paul Chung, New York Construction


In designing the offices for The Permanent Mission of The People’s Republic of Bangladesh to the United Nations, it was critical that the space conveyed the Mission’s role as envoy to the world.  Our solution reflects Bangladesh as state in transition - deeply reverent of its rich history and sense of place, while embracing modernity and all its opportunities. 

Contemporary materials, forms and detailing convey an elegant modern sensibility.  A laser-cut wooden wall serves as a modern take on traditional Islamic decorative motifs.  Rotating seasonal wall graphics reflect national festivals and holidays.

Folding walls and light modular furniture allow the offices to transform into an event space, hosting cultural celebrations and press events.

A modern workplace steeped in the spirit and culture of its home country.

In designing the offices for The Permanent Mission of The People’s Republic of Bangladesh to the United Nations, it was critical that the space conveyed the Mission’s role as envoy to the world.  Our solution reflects Bangladesh as state in transition - deeply reverent of its rich history and sense of place, while embracing modernity and all its opportunities. 

Contemporary materials, forms and detailing convey an elegant modern sensibility.  A laser-cut wooden wall serves as a modern take on traditional Islamic decorative motifs.  Rotating seasonal wall graphics reflect national festivals and holidays.

Folding walls and light modular furniture allow the offices to transform into an event space, hosting cultural celebrations and press events.

DESIGN TEAM

Jordan Parnass, Darrick Borowski, Sean Karns, Anthony Moon

CONTRACTORS

Paul Chung, New York Construction

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