Playfully Respecting Serious Work: Google’s Thriving Campus in Dublin When you see so many colors integrated in playful offices, the main brand that comes to mind is Google. Today we would like to give you a tour of Google’s thriving new campus, located in Dublin and designed by Camenzind Evolution in collaboration with local firm Henry J. Lyons Architects. The giant 47’000 m2 workspace currently represents the Google EU Headquarters and is part-time home for employees coming from more than 65 countries and speaking over 45 languages. The values of the brand are carefully mirrored by the impressive amount of interiors; ‘Apart from innovative office spaces, the Masterplan required the successful organization of a multitude of additional functions, such as 5 restaurants, 42 micro kitchens and communication hubs, game rooms, fitness center, pool, wellness areas, conference, learning & development center, tech stops, over 400 informal and formal meeting rooms and phone booths and so on“. Each level of the newly constructed Google Docks main campus building has a special theme, reflected through different materials, colors and shapes. Our favorites: BE GREEN, expressing Google’s ecological focus and @HOME dedicated to giving employees a cozy, friendly work environment. Google’s New Vivid Office in London Featuring Telephone Booths, Giant Dice and Beach Huts All Google offices around the world can be characterized by originality and out-of-the-box staff interaction ideas. This particular project was developed by architecture firm Scott Brownrigg and is located in London. As seen on Dezeen, the total space of the office is 40,000 sq ft and the theme behind the design is Brighton beach. Here are further details from Google: “Brightly coloured timber beach huts are meeting rooms and giant colourful dice accommodate individual video conference booths, original dodgem cars and traditional red telephone booths are all work spaces available to staff and visitors. Open plan workstations for all staff are mixed with a few offices, meeting rooms and open break out seating areas and support spaces for printing and IT technical support. Scott Brownrigg Interior Design has designed a fully fitted out gym/shower facility, massage and spa treatment centre, and an Asian Fusion/Sushi restaurant that is free for all staff. What a fantastic way to gain the loyalty of your employees!
Posted on: Thu, 11 Jul 2013 16:15:34 +0000
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