BEEAH Headquarters Interiors by ACPV ARCHITECTS: Human-Centered Workplace Design in the UAE
BEEAH Headquarters Interiors by ACPV ARCHITECTS blend ergonomic furniture, flexible workspaces, and human-centric design within Zaha Hadid’s iconic architecture.
Located in Al Rowdat, United Arab Emirates, the BEEAH Headquarters Interiors by ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel exemplify a forward-thinking approach to workplace design that prioritizes flexibility, well-being, and sustainability. Completed in 2022, the interiors complement the iconic architectural envelope designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, creating a seamless dialogue between exterior form and interior functionality.


A Human-Centric Vision for the Workplace
ACPV ARCHITECTS developed the interiors with a holistic, human-centered design philosophy, focusing on enhancing comfort, productivity, and adaptability. The design introduces custom-made furniture solutions, thoughtfully arranged across open-plan work areas, executive suites, meeting rooms, and social spaces such as the cafeteria.
By prioritizing employee well-being, the interiors foster an environment where individuals can customize their workspace, encouraging healthier work habits and improved collaboration.


Custom-Designed Furniture for Flexibility and Comfort
At the heart of the project is a collection of tailor-made office desks and workstations manufactured by UniFor. Each desk integrates sound-absorbing panels, built-in charging outlets for multiple devices, and subtle cable management systems that maintain a clean and uncluttered aesthetic.
The ergonomic design allows for height adjustability through a sleek control panel, enabling users to seamlessly transition between seated and standing positions. This flexibility empowers employees to create work settings that suit their personal preferences and daily routines.
The careful attention to materiality—ranging from textured panels to refined drawer systems—results in a workspace that feels both efficient and tranquil, reducing noise distractions and enhancing focus.


Enhancing Collaboration and Social Interaction
Beyond individual workstations, ACPV ARCHITECTS designed furniture arrangements that support collaboration and social engagement. Meeting spaces, lounges, and the cafeteria are furnished with custom tables and seating that encourage interaction while maintaining comfort. The design ensures that every corner of the headquarters reflects BEEAH’s values of innovation, sustainability, and human well-being.


A Workplace of the Future
The BEEAH Headquarters Interiors represent a new benchmark in office interior design in the UAE, blending technological innovation, ergonomic excellence, and sustainable materials. ACPV ARCHITECTS’ approach creates not just a functional workplace but a living environment where design actively contributes to health, productivity, and collaboration.


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