May 27, 2012 at 23:07Google London Office
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Continuing a series of famous offices of world IT companies, today Google London is proposed for your consideration - a beautiful mix of 70s style and fancy products built with recyclables. Thanks to Martin Warsawski who posted the photos on Flickr .
The British Google planned to move to a new residence about a year ago, but only now the shots from inside have reached us - and they look great. Previously, Google rented two floors near Victoria Station (translator's note - I personally happened to attend one of the parties there - the restaurant and atmosphere were excellent, but the design itself was not much differentfrom other rooms in the City). The new building is made in environmental motives and dominant bright colors.
The office really reminds guests of its location. Not sure if this is a regular table or table tennis for six. Inside we will see a lot of wooden equipment and stylish furniture. In the middle of the office is a large “pod” hidden behind a fringe ... ... and is surrounded by bookshelves. In the middle of the “pod” is a sofa for engineers to relax. The theme of the office is environmental protection. These desk lamps look like they are made from recycled paper ... ... the entire office is one big reminder that it is “green”. Even garbage is sorted into different containers for further processing.
Some of the rooms are made in literally green colors. This one looks like a field with grass. The entire office is perceived as one large open space. Not without “cubes” for private meetings or private telephone conversations. There are many meeting rooms - all built with the idea of protecting the environment. The main conference room. Most likely, workers are gathering here for typical Google TGIF Friday meetings (“Thanks God It's Friday” - “Thank God it's Friday today”). The space hidden in one part of the office space turns out to be a gym. Here is an office simulator. ... even dumbbells matched in Google colors.
Furniture combines the style of the 70s with a touch of futurism. Everywhere there are many different cozy places. These chairs should be damn comfortable. And a view of central London. Nice view. Not a bad view. On the terrace, of course, is a ton of flora. The whole office is flooded with light. And naturally, what kind of office is Google without toys? PS Who cares, you can compare the office culture of Google c Facebook .
The British Google planned to move to a new residence about a year ago, but only now the shots from inside have reached us - and they look great. Previously, Google rented two floors near Victoria Station (translator's note - I personally happened to attend one of the parties there - the restaurant and atmosphere were excellent, but the design itself was not much differentfrom other rooms in the City). The new building is made in environmental motives and dominant bright colors.
The office really reminds guests of its location. Not sure if this is a regular table or table tennis for six. Inside we will see a lot of wooden equipment and stylish furniture. In the middle of the office is a large “pod” hidden behind a fringe ... ... and is surrounded by bookshelves. In the middle of the “pod” is a sofa for engineers to relax. The theme of the office is environmental protection. These desk lamps look like they are made from recycled paper ... ... the entire office is one big reminder that it is “green”. Even garbage is sorted into different containers for further processing.
Some of the rooms are made in literally green colors. This one looks like a field with grass. The entire office is perceived as one large open space. Not without “cubes” for private meetings or private telephone conversations. There are many meeting rooms - all built with the idea of protecting the environment. The main conference room. Most likely, workers are gathering here for typical Google TGIF Friday meetings (“Thanks God It's Friday” - “Thank God it's Friday today”). The space hidden in one part of the office space turns out to be a gym. Here is an office simulator. ... even dumbbells matched in Google colors.
Furniture combines the style of the 70s with a touch of futurism. Everywhere there are many different cozy places. These chairs should be damn comfortable. And a view of central London. Nice view. Not a bad view. On the terrace, of course, is a ton of flora. The whole office is flooded with light. And naturally, what kind of office is Google without toys? PS Who cares, you can compare the office culture of Google c Facebook .
