Inside Viettel’s new headquarters: Filled with trees, accommodating 1,000 people, controlled by sound – pictures, exercising for 15 minutes a day.

By 2020, Viettel will be in the top 30 most valuable telecom companies in the world, ranking 1st in Southeast Asia and 9th in Asia with a brand value of 5.8 billion USD. The Group also leads the list of the top 10 most valuable enterprises in Vietnam voted by Forbes.

Commensurate with the value and position of a leading corporation, Viettel has aggressively invested in building a new headquarters with an impressive architecture, inspired by the company’s logo.

Located in Lot D26, Cau Giay New Urban Area (Hanoi), the project was designed by Gensler – an American company and officially built in the first quarter of 2018.The general contractor is Coteccons.

Initially, Viettel planned to build its headquarters in the direction of an office tower with 60 floors but then decided to build a unique construction plan as present. The entire roof of the building is covered with green, curving from the foot to the top of the roof.

After more than 1 year, Viettel headquarters was officially put into use, with a capacity of 1,000 people.

Architecture inside the building is also designed in an open and modern direction. There are large, airy “pantry” areas, where employees rest or work freely. Free tea, coffee or other beverages are also available.

Agile-style workspace is flexible and airy, especially filled with trees to create connection between people. Equipment such as desktops and staff seats are modern and of high quality.

It is known that the headquarters building of Viettel is the first project in Vietnam to invest in a synchronous intelligent operating system, monitoring and control by audio – visual systems such as BGM background music, image coordination, meeting room management according to high standards and automatic lights and curtains.

The building has a separate floor for meeting space with medium-sized meeting rooms to corporate events, online meetings or public ceremonies.

This headquarters also has many subdivisions of cafeterias, serving individual lunch needs or organizing small events.

Another highlight is the culture of “happy time”. This is the time for all employees to stop work, get up to exercise, relax or eat a snack. This time lasts 15 minutes and usually takes place at 15h45 to 16h.

Worth mentioning, there is also a complex of physical and mental health care for employees. Viettel’s Military Medical Center will provide medical relaxation services from officially trained oriental and western doctors.