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Top 12 Coolest Offices around the world
These company offices are so cool, you'll kill to work there. Think again if you think offices are boring, dull places where employees hunch over their computers in lonely cubicles. These days, the best offices in the world are nothing more than advanced workstations designed to help employees be their most productive. These offices not only allow employees to focus on their work, but also provide a variety of ways for them to relax and unwind. These offices look more like some sci-fi movie set than workplaces and make working in the more fun and exciting.
Check out the most amazing company offices from around the world:
1. The Googleplex, Mountain View, California
This landmark campus, which opened twenty years ago, is still a crucial model for the creation of the modern workplace because of its humorous attitude to work as something enjoyable and collaborative. Google bought the campus in 2006, inspired by its basic concepts of community, cooperation, and enlivening workspace. It’s stunning with amazing views and cool features with all the amenities one needs to have a fun work life.
The brilliant colors used at the various Google headquarters are the most striking feature. While the palette appears to have begun with Google's logo as inspiration, it has subsequently been expanded to cover any hue imaginable.
2. Bank of China Tower, HongKong
In 1989, Hong Kong's Bank of China Tower, a triangular glass skyscraper, was completed. It houses the Beijing-based Central Bank of China's Hong Kong headquarters, as well as other tenants.
The interior floors are uneven, ending in points and angles, and are surrounded by windows, providing numerous perspectives. The twin poles at the pinnacle of the 70-story structure are entirely cosmetic. It’s so beautiful, it is one of the popular tourist destinations to take pictures.
3. Hearst Tower, New York City
The tower is built in a triangulated 'diagrid' shape, which is a very efficient design that utilizes 20% less steel than a conventionally framed building. It provides a striking facetted silhouette on the Manhattan skyline with the corners trimmed back between the diagonals and probably the most sophisticated and luxurious workplace one can ask for. It is the global headquarters of media conglomerate Hearst Communications, and it is home to many of the company's publications and communications businesses.
4. Dtac Headquarters, Bangkok
With a circular library amphitheater, indoor running track, table tennis tables, indoor football pitch, concert and performance spaces, and a roof terrace that overlooks Bangkok's stunning skyline, the 62,000 sqm 20-story headquarters of telecommunication company DTAC was designed by Australian firm Hassell and communicates the company's "play and learn" ethos. The structure has a five-story atrium with a three-story slide, a spacious lounge space, a vertical garden, and various TV studios to help their 1,100 employees be more productive.
5. Nike World Headquarters, Beaverton
The Nike Worldwide Headquarters is located near Beaverton, Oregon, in the United States, and serves as the global headquarters for Nike, Inc. On its 286-acre campus, there are more than 75 buildings. The Nike site, which is surrounded on three sides by a berm and has a lake in the center, has a diverse range of functions. The organic extensions into the landscape and connected interiors of the structures express the collective power of teamwork.
6. Amazon Biodomes, Seattle
Amazon’s headquarter situated in Seattle, Washington is the most popular and unique office to ever exist. The Spheres are distinctive and eye-catching, and they are part of a larger Seattle tale; in this case, the Spheres symbolize the peak of the city's tech boom while also commemorating the city's long-standing affinity with nature. The massive orbs are made out of glass pentagons that are held together by miles of steel and rebar but are densely packed with tropical plant life. What a great place to work surrounded by the most exotic form of nature.
7. Gummo, Amsterdam
Gummo, an ad agency based in Amsterdam, is one of the more unusual offices we've seen on Office Snapshots. The area, which was designed by i29 interior architects, is entirely made up of repurposed furniture that has been sprayed dark grey.
Gummo's space was established in 2009 to only be used for two years. As a result, the architects persuaded the advertising agency to produce something bold and eye-catching.
8. Gusto, San Fransisco
Gusto's offices have been rebuilt from a historic edifice that originally operated as a machine shop for military destroyers and submarines. As the firm continues to redefine the face of payroll processing technology, Gusto's 50,000 square foot home on Pier 70 now includes a central "living area" where employees may select their work style. It is the most unique and coolest office space one can imagine working in.
9. Lloyd's inside outbuilding, London
The Lloyd's of London insurance institution and the world's premier insurance market is housed in the Inside Out Building, which is located at 1 Lime Street in London, United Kingdom.
Lord Rogers, the architect of Lloyd's building, was named New Londoner of the Year at the New London Architecture Awards today, "in appreciation of his remarkable career in architecture." It certainly is the coolest architecture to double as a workspace.
10. Facebook, Menlo Park, California
Facebook's office, designed by renowned architect Frank Gehry, represents the company's key ideals, matching Facebook's forward-thinking approach in many of its aspects.
They've launched an artist-in-residence program to highlight concrete representations of creativity.
Local artists' works have provided small doses of visual inspiration throughout the workspace.
Visitors to Facebook's offices are nothing new to the company's employees. Something that most tech businesses would never consider. They are so accustomed to it that they are unconcerned if an outsider approaches their workstations. While in the office, some may even run into Mark Zuckerberg, who spends most of his time in the transparent meeting room in the center.
11. Pallotta TeamWorks, Los Angeles
Architects were faced with a difficult task: to design an inspiring new headquarters for Pallotta Teamworks in a run-down warehouse on a low budget. They didn't have enough money to even air-condition the room, according to a preliminary financial study.
They collaborated with Clive Wilkinson Architects in 2002 to construct a groundbreaking office design in a Los Angeles warehouse. The area was made up of shipping containers, tents, and raw wood pieces, and it was divided into several tent villages for each department. How cool is that!
12. Bark, New York
In most cases, an office is built with human employees in mind. They aren't, however, the only essential employees at Bark's new Columbus, Ohio, office, which provides subscription boxes of dog toys. Bark has gone to great lengths to make its office as dog-friendly as possible. There's a rubber-floored indoor dog play area, as well as an outside dog run and two decks. Talk about Pet-friendly offices.
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