Burnkit Studio

June 30th, 2008 by Stephen

Design studios are fast becoming my favorite type of space to cover because companies like Burnkit have unbelievable workspaces. Burnkit is a design studio that doesn’t just stick to one medium, they’ll create websites, do branding, create short films, or even invent something that will blow everyone’s mind on your behalf.

The first thing you’re sure to notice about the space is their stack of half-size shipping crates. While I can only speculate as to what is in them, I think they are a creative way to set yourself apart from other companies. This studio is a lot different than anything I’ve seen before with it’s expansive space and workbench style workstations. Pretty neat if you ask me.

(click images to enlarge)

Previous Next

IMAGE CREDIT: Images taken and sent over by Burnkit’s janitor, Josh Dunford.

(23 votes, average: 4.74 out of 5)

Loading ...

| 9 Comments | Posted in Burnkit, Web Design

Scribd Office

June 27th, 2008 by Jose

Scribd is a pretty neat company. The basic idea is that you can upload documents of all types and share them with the world. If you’re the type that takes instead of gives, you can search through a veritable cornucopia of docs in the library. If you find something you like, you can embed it. Or don’t embed it, what do I care?

Scribd’s office is located in downtown San Francisco. (ed. note: Hey, that’s near me!) They may not be too exciting, but it looks like they do plenty of work. Plus, apparently you can take your shoes off. Now THAT is freedom.

(click images to enlarge)

Previous Next

Wanna work at Scribd? There might be something for you here.

IMAGE CREDIT: Images courtesy of the very kind Kathy Abe at Scribd.

(15 votes, average: 3 out of 5)

Loading ...

| 2 Comments | Posted in Scribd

Seednet Offices

June 26th, 2008 by Stephen

Everyone once in a while, I come across some images and have no idea what that company does. Luckily, a lot of images come though email, so I can ask. However, these ones took a little time to figure out. What I found/translated was that Seednet is an ISP based in Taipei, Taiwan, meaning that they provide people with the capability to visit the best site on the internet, namely Officesnapshots.com.

As far as the office goes, it doesn’t fit my mental image of what an ISP would look like. Instead of being cold, dark, and dreary, this place looks bright and lively. Adding a splash of color really livens up the place.

(click images to enlarge)

Previous Next

IMAGE CREDIT: Snapped by flickr user eeclaireus.

(9 votes, average: 3.44 out of 5)

Loading ...

| No Comments | Posted in Seednet

LatinManagers Office

June 24th, 2008 by Jose

Good morning gentle readers. Today we’re looking at LatinManagers, a web marketing company located in La Plata, Argentina. If that seems a bit vague, here are some details: they specialize in e-business, IT development, web consulting, content development, & e-marketing.

I’ll be honest, I had no idea where La Plata was before today. I now know, however, that it is near Buenos Aires. And it seems like they have some marvelous weather there.

They use the term “glocal” to describe their company. Global + Local = Glocal ! I like that.

(click images to enlarge)

Previous Next

IMAGE CREDIT: Images courtesy of the very kind Fernando Farina at LatinManagers.

(17 votes, average: 3.24 out of 5)

Loading ...

| 3 Comments | Posted in LatinManagers, Marketing

Keegy HQ

June 23rd, 2008 by Stephen

Keegy is a site that is similar to digg.com in that content is posted and voted on by users, but it is different in that it also organizes information by your geographic location. While it is difficult to estimate how many users the site has driving content, it is good to see a site built to accommodate users from countries besides the one it is based in.

The first thing you will notice about this Buenos Aires, Argentina based company is the amazing glass server room. I am also liking the light fixtures throughout the space. Depending on how much you like open office spaces or cubicles, their layout seems to be a good combination of both.

(click images to enlarge)