Branding and Physical Space Design Strategist

Shapes UNICEF Thailand's strategic renovation of its historic country-office building by translating brand identity into a coherent visitor and workplace experience. The role combines heritage-sensitive interior design, exhibition storytelling and spatial planning to modernise public and executive spaces while preserving architectural integrity and strengthening UNICEF's visual presence.

• Develop a visual concept that applies UNICEF branding to physical spaces
• Integrate storytelling, heritage and brand experience across public and executive areas
• Conduct a heritage and spatial audit of protected building features and constraints
• Develop exhibition narratives, content matrices, colour palettes and material selections
• Design lobby, visitor-zone and executive-office layouts and displays
• Create historically sensitive wayfinding and signage
• Prepare design-intent documents, technical drawings and procurement specifications
• Verify construction alignment through periodic site visits

• Experience in brand strategy, interior architecture and corporate spatial design
• Portfolio demonstrating historic or heritage-building renovation and exhibition or museum design
• Strong coordination skills

• CAD or 3D visualisation software proficiency
• Exhibition or museum-design experience
• Experience designing for disability inclusion

• Brand Strategy
• Interior Architecture
• Spatial Design
• Exhibition Design
• Heritage Conservation
• Visitor Experience Design
• Wayfinding
• Technical Specification
• Construction Liaison

• AutoCAD
• SketchUp
• Revit

• Volunteer assignment via UNV
• 181-day assignment