Displaying items by tag: google - onoffice magazine

Menu

search

A Mindspace office in the Netherlands|||

Why local design is important for global firms, from Google to boutique coworking spaces

28 Aug 2019

|||

Google finds new historical hangar home

19 Dec 2018

Used with ceiling tracks, cassettes form movable partitions|||

Google: Hacking the box

15 Nov 2016

|||

In our December issue: Google's hackable office, Orgatec and the Embassy of Meat

14 Nov 2016

Smart designs for workplace collaboration

04 Aug 2015

Thomas Heatherwick and BIG’s proposed campus for Google||

Tech firms search for the perfect C21st workplace

22 May 2015

|||||

LinkedIn blocks Google – speaking architecturally

08 May 2015

BIG & Heatherwick's 'office of the future' for Google

01 Mar 2015

Philippe Starck (image: Jean-Baptiste Mondino)||

Philippe Starck to open 100% Design

09 Jul 2014

TechHub's second-floor office stands out a mile on Old Street|Programming syntax symbols pep up the colourful meeting rooms|Big wall graphics helped Gensler deliver maximum impact on a minimal budget|Simple finishes and exposed ducting look cool (and happen to be cheap)|The playful graphics extend to the neon sign in the bright yellow reception|Gensler went on a shopping trip to Ikea to supply the office with desks|Pink space invader flooring: the most fun you'll ever have with carpet tiles|Pingpong, one of the many diversions for "super-awesome innovators"|An old shared kitchen links the mix of open-plan desking and smaller studios|Old timber cable reels have found a new purpose as breakout tables||

Digital startup TechHub by Gensler

19 May 2014

AHMM: pictured left to right: Simon Allford, Paul Monaghan, Jonathan Hall and Peter Morris|The Yellow Building's simple industrial aesthetic, a recurring theme|Monsoon/ Accessorize's workplace, White City's Yellow Building|The Angel Building, unrecognisable after AHMM's work to reinvent it|The stripped-back Tea Building launched a thousand warehouse-like offices|The building marked a pivotal moment in Shoreditch's ascendence|The tuft-roofted Notley Primary School|Walsall Bus Station aims to "civilise the experience of bus travel"|The model for the University of Amsterdam's new building|The drum-like Chobham Academy in east London, opened in 2013|The Angel Building, now an exemplar of sensitive refurbishment|240 Blackfriars, AHMM's tallest building to date, will be finished in 2014|Google's King's Cross HQ: AHMM has since been asked to rethink the design|Derwent London's White Collar Factory, squarely aimed at tech firms|Exposed concrete and double-height ceilings at the White Collar Factory||

AHMM: Intelligent intervention

20 Dec 2013

Google HQ by AHMM||

Google go-ahead for AHMM

09 Sep 2013

A plant-filled meeting room decorated with JDD's sofas|A view from outside shows giant lettering within, which is used as seating|Joint Design Direction created meeting pods and sofas|A breakout space shows team meeting pods, individual closed-in seating and a space for employees to play video games|One of a number of themed corridors|A presentation space and meeting area||

Google Dublin

09 Jul 2013

The pods are named after classic arcade games (this one's Frogger)|Flat-packed Pods exemplify the non-structural nature of Google's fit out|Inside the Tron pod, with its mix of contemporary and recycled furniture|The Deli, a more rustic alternative to the boy-tech interiors elsewhere|Scaffolding-pole shelving, suspended over height-adjustable desks|Built-in seating for quiet time. Yes, ladies work for Google Engineering too||

Google Engineering HQ by Penson

24 Jun 2013

Google comes over all granny-chic in London|Tassels, tea-trays and lampshades: your gran's front room has landed|The reception, with reclaimed timber floor and non-toxic Union Jacks|Cushion anyone? A huge circular sofa dominates the Lala Library|Tubular shell: a squishy-walled meeting room includes a submarine door|The roof garden - allotment space os already over-subscribed||

Penson's new Google HQ

17 Sep 2012

Google Campus by Jump Studios

18 Jun 2012

Start
Prev
1
2
Next
End

Page 1 of 2

How telephone hoods and huddle rooms can make open-plan offices work better

How telephone hoods and huddle rooms can make open-plan offices work better

The home working experiment: how office use may change post COVID-19

The home working experiment: how office use may change post COVID-19

Claesson Koivisto Rune complete the holistic, border-erasing K5 Tokyo hotel

Claesson Koivisto Rune complete the holistic, border-erasing K5 Tokyo hotel