The Photographic History of Twitter’s Offices
Microblogging powerhouse Twitter has been on a meteoric rise since its inception back in 2007. Usage is exploding, popularity is exploding, valuations are exploding, and of course with those come a staff that is exploding. The company was started in San Francisco, and as of today, the company seems likely to remain in the city [...]
Quid Headquarters by Studio O+A
San Francisco is home to many wonderful offices, of which Quid is another example. Designed by Studio O+A, the space has a number of unique elements that give it a fresh and approachable look. Quid designs software that allows users to import, manipulate, and understand complex sets of data. And do so in a beautiful [...]
The Revision3 Offices – The Office Snapshots Tour
I was able to pay Revision3 a visit during December and had a great time touring the office and studio with the CEO, Jim Louderback. Since we posted the space a number of months ago, the space has remained relatively similar in design and size, while the company has expanded its show offerings to an [...]
Quick look: KPB West Offices
Here is an older project for KBP West from the early 2000′s that is fairly eye-catching. Designed by Jensen Architects.
The Hipmunk Offices – The Office Snapshots Tour
Deep in the heart of San Francisco lie the offices of Hipmunk, the least-agonizing flight search company around. And by least-agonizing, I mean best. You should check them out. Their office space, which they moved into a few months back, was once the headquarters for Justin TV (photos here). And before that seems to have [...]
Square Inc’s New Office Expansion
Square inc, one of today’s hottest startups recently underwent an office expansion in the San Francisco-base headquarters. The space was originally fit out by Studio 0+a, architects of Aol Palo Alto, Facebook Palo Alto, Yelp SF, Dreamhost, and Microsoft’s Garage of Innovation. While the office design began with a ‘Mad Men’-ish inspiration board, the space [...]
Obscura Digital HQ
Today’s offices were designed by IwamotoScott Architecture for Obscura Digital. “The new space, a renavoted 1940s steel warehouse, has a surface of 36,000 sqf divided on three levels which blends raw materials such as wood and exposed concrete, technology, and minimalist chic. The office features a geodesic dome, a projection theater, see through walls, laser-cut modular bookshelves [...]
