Founded in 1962, the World Food Programme is the United Nations agency responsible for the multi-lateral food aid, which is committed to eliminating hunger, settling regional conflicts and other international issues. It is rewarded Nobel Peace Prize in 2020.

In the rectangular space in Bangkok, Thailand, wood materials are largely used to spur affinity. The well-ventilated space, divided by the dark glass doors, appears ever more diversified with the combinations of furniture for multiple scenarios. Chairs of different sizes, volumes and styles scattered in the space break the atmosphere of traditional offices yet reshape in invisibility. Bar tables and stools placed by the window meet the needs of workers for personal space and their longing for the outside.