Adobe Offices – San Francisco
January 19th, 2009 by Stephen
Adobe is a company that makes homes out of a type of mud and straw that is unique to several regions of the world including California’s southwest. They also created many popular applications for computers out of mud too. Just don’t try to stick mud into your cd-rom drive or else you might be sued for piracy.
During one of my visits to SF, I walked past this office on my way from Seesmic to Tokbox, unfortunately I didn’t just walk right in. Had I, I would have seen what looks like a great looking space with tons (thousands of pounds) of natural light. The building also has a wonderful brick exterior, though sadly not made of adobe.
IMAGE CREDIT: Images snapped by flickr user jeffSFO.
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February 3rd, 2009 at 4:38 pm
It’s great to see the office use so much natural light, cutting down on energy waste and costs. I like the industrial look of the exposed piping, which in a way also saves waste by avoiding building a lower ceiling. The openness of the cubicles suggests an open work environment, along with the warm colors in the space. Adobe should include shots like these in a prospective employee brochure – I’m sure a lot of people would like to work in that space!
August 16th, 2009 at 11:57 am
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