We recently posted a tour of Rubicon Project’s New York office, and thought you might enjoy seeing a video vour of the Los Angeles space. And Yes. It was the set of the original 24. I was supposed to visit the company a few weeks back, but I forgot my camera, and had to reschedule. Dumb me.
Shopping for a design company can be a pain, so when you come across an advertising, logo, webdesign graphic design fight, Wilmington Design Company will bring just the weapon you need. However, neither Office Snapshots nor Wilmington Design Company condone violence. So kids, no fighting.
When I came across these pictures a few months ago, I was drawn to them. This space is very unique, and offers something that we haven’t really seen much of here. Privacy and space. While the space isn’t loud or filled with diversions, employees can simply do what they are supposed to (work) and be efficient about it. Cool wall colors, splashes of art, a nice conference room, and a neat kitchenette make Wilmington Design Company a nice addition to Office Snapshots. The company is located in Wilmington, North Carolina.
In the world of design, it would be difficult to find someone with a more impressive portfolio of work for more impressive clients than Chuck Anderson, aka NoPattern. Paste Magazine, Reebok, Honda, Adidas, Sony. And all by the age of ~25.
Given that NoPattern is basically one guy, it really makes no sense to lease an entire office, when sharing an office with another company will work just fine. What a space it is! Wide open, bright, brick, wood, and stylish. The perfect atmosphere to settle down in and get some work done. NoPattern is located in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
In case you were wondering, Rubicon Project is not a Julius Caesar historical research firm. What they are is an advertising optimizing firm. Basically, they figure out what ad would best be placed on your website each visit. and they have currently done thins for over 500 BILLION (wow!) ads.
Rubicon’s office is contained on a fairly small floorplan, but with a great street-view from their large windows. The office is decorated with Rubicon theme colors, complete with rubicon pox on the ground. Each workstation is at a simple table which allows for flexibility in the office layout. Not that I don’t like promo shots, but I love that this office looks like one that is actually worked in. And also played /worked out in on their big tv and workout station.
OpenSpace is a coworking space located in Charlottesville, Virginia. The space is quite large, at around 6000sf, and can hold a large number of potential coworkers in their varied environment. From tables to private offices, and conference space to brainstorming areas, OpenSpace has it all. On top of that, they have friendly concierges there to assist you with whatever you might need.
The space is very nicely equipped with some great workstations and wonderful natural light. The light fixtures are very stylish and match the overall look of the office. The office furnishings are all top-notch as well, and very comfortable-looking. Nice paint choices, big windows, and a good size kitchen all make OpenSpace a great option for locals to come and get work done.