Unlike a purely corporate office, MHI's workspace supports both engineering planning and administrative tasks. Vision provided workstation systems with durable surfaces, extended desktop depth, and concealed cable routing to accommodate monitors, technical files, and equipment used in daily operations.
Vision supplied managerial offices with practical executive desks, side-storage solutions, and ergonomic seating — configured to support review meetings, planning discussions, and technical decision-making, rather than decorative executive setups.
To support engineering reviews, technical briefings, and cross-functional coordination, Vision installed meeting tables with larger surface areas, high-stability bases, and durable finishes suitable for frequent use of laptops, documents, and prototypes. Seating was selected for long-duration comfort without compromising focus.
The office environment now supports engineering project workflows, with furniture suited for technical tasks rather than generic office usage.
High-capacity storage systems provide streamlined document handling, reducing time spent on retrieving or organizing operational materials.
Meeting rooms optimized for technical discussion improve team alignment, project review efficiency, and cross-department collaboration.
Management offices provide functional working hubs for planning and oversight, supporting decision-making without excess ornamentation.
The unified, industrial-grade design reinforces a professional and engineering-oriented corporate image, consistent with MHI’s brand identity.
Overall, the project demonstrates Vision’s ability to furnish offices for industrial and engineering environments, where functionality, durability, and workspace discipline are core priorities.
China-Shanghai
200 m²
