Google Mountain View Headquarters

February 19th, 2008 by Stephen

DIGG THIS! Everybody knows what Google is, and we’ve shown a few other offices of theirs before (Santa Monica, China, NYC), but I usually get a few requests each time to show the Googleplex in Mountain View. So what better way to get back into the grind after a nice, relaxing President’s Day weekend, than to get a eyeful of the Googleplex. Hope everyone enjoys it

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Hearst Corporation

February 18th, 2008 by Stephen

Rosebud…rosebud. Hearst Corporation is a media powerhouse that publishes many of the magazines you know and love like Cosmopolitan, the Oprah Magazine and Good Housekeeping (whose offices are seen in the last 5 images). They also control a host of major newspapers throughout the US.

Hearst Tower is an amazing sight with it’s great geometry that is sure to make even Euclid drool. The offices inside aren’t too shabby either. While they still have cubicles that offer some privacy, there are also some nice conference areas for those all important times of collaboration.

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LetsBuyIt Paris Office

February 15th, 2008 by Jose

Some of our European friends might remember LetsBuyIt.com; it was all the rage in the late nineties, then went the way of Pets.com in that nasty ol’ bust. And now, like a phoenix rising from the ashes, they’re relaunching in just a few short weeks, as a shopping portal for France, Germany, and the UK.

Not only do these guys get to work in Paris, but they get to do it from a tres chic pad in the Bastille. The full kitchen is pretty fantastique; word is that they get home cooked meals every week. The guy in the first picture is certainly excited about it. Bon appetit!

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World Resources Institute Offices

February 14th, 2008 by Stephen

World Resources Institute was going green long before Al Gore ever told them to. Back in 1999, when the rest of the energy consuming world was in the dark ages, WRI was already using sustainable wood products, reclaimed wood, and consuming energy from renewable sources.

The institute itself is located in Washington D.C. near Union Station. Their work encompasses many fields such as the reversal of ecosystem degradation, information access for all, and climate protection. Suffice it to say, WRI is looking out for the future.

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e-Storm International Offices

February 13th, 2008 by Jose

Today, e-Storm! e-Storm is an interactive marketing and advertising agency. They know about a bunch of stuff: market entry strategies, market research, interactive advertising, search engine marketing, and word of mouth marketing. And they have some pretty big name clients, including Microsoft, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America.

Their headquarters are located in sunny San Francisco, right next to Chinatown, and they have a pretty sweet patio. They also have a dinosaur problem. Littlefoot has overrun their offices! Pray for e-Storm.

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