UOB Robot Tower

Originally built as the headquarters of the Bank of Asia, the design was inspired by a toy robot and symbolized the growing role of technology in banking. With its quirky eyes, antennae, and mechanical aesthetic, the building stood out as a postmodern rejection of traditional and high-tech styles—earning recognition as one of the 50 seminal 20th-century structures by the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles.

The Robot Building has recently undergone a major renovation led by UOB Thailand. The goal was to create a more
energy-efficient and sustainable workspace, targeting a 15% reduction in electricity usage and aligning with modern green
building standards.

The external façade of UOB Robot Building has been given a modern, eye-catching upgrade with the installation of over
4,000 meters of the Traxon Archishape G1 RGBW that were customized with frosted glass cove. The play of colours that
can be easily programmed to play different sequences and frequencies with the our Butler S2 more than 60 universes
control by our e:cue Sympholight 5.4 has enlivened this much loved landmark structure of Sathon.

Like all Traxon e:cue media façades, the installation was done without impacting the overall structure of this monumental
building, and the lighting, while bright and visible from the outside, does not disturb the inhabitants inside.

The UOB Robot Building has always been a synonym for advancement in technology, and it is therefore an honor for Traxon e:cue to be associated with renovating this much loved iconic ‘robot’ of Sathon.