Twitter’s Latest Office Move (Version 3)

November 17th, 2009 by Stephen

It’s a new season, and you know what that means, Twitter migrated to new offices. We’ve seen their space a number of times (version 1, version 1 video, version 2), and the company has just kept exploding in size. So naturally, they would need to step up their offices space to meet whatever needs they come upon.

This new space is extremely roomy and open compared to their last couple offices. And by roomy, I mean very roomy, with the different areas being a good 30 feet apart. I’d assume that each one is assigned to a different task, so that spacing could definitely minimize the sounds coming from other work areas. Unless of course, they have one of those loud laughers that keeps getting knee-slappers retweeted to him.

The wall colors and decoration are fun, the carpet is what I imagine carpet looks like when we are all wearing foil for clothes, and the windows are great. Surely, lots of natural light too! The kitchen area looks well stocked, and the common area is so large, all of Oprah’s followers could have a tweetup and have some seats left over. All that said, the space is very plain, which I know for a fact will be the downside people talk about. However, that could easily be because the space is so new, it doesn’t have any of those ‘been worked in’ touches to it yet. As you can tell in a few photos, it looks like it is still being worked on.

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Jack Morton New York Office

November 16th, 2009 by Jose

I personally had never heard of Jack Morton, but apparently they are kind of a big deal. They are a experiential marketing firm, meaning that they specialize in planning, designing, and executing campaigns and events that you (you guessed it) experience. Their clients include many of the very biggest brands in the world, including HP, GM, MTV, IBM, and a bunch of non-acronymed names, too. Among other impressive things, they designed that incredibly flashy ESPN SportsCenter desk and the Opening Ceremonies at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.

The office itself is located in New York City, and it looks a lot like you might imagine: light, modern, and colorful. They do have a few slightly odd, kinda corny elements (such as the diner menu, the inflatable pool, and the basketball court table) but their trophy room is so great that I think we can forgive them.

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