Architecure firm Valerio Dewalt Train Associates has recently designed Adobe’s office in San Francisco.
The cozy two story office measures 44,000 square feet and offers ample spaces for staff meetings, events, recreation and work. It also adopts an open plan concept.
A town hall space near the lobby of the office is the office’s main focus that serves as a venue for business meetings, guest speakers and ‘hack-a-thons’.
The structure of the office was built with mostly brick and timber, featuring tall windows to fill the office with natural light.
Besides the spacious environment, the office is decorated with pops of color, chic furniture and a large mural of the Adobe logo at the lobby. This project was awarded the LEED CI Silver certification.
Check out more images of Adobe’s new office below.
[via Curbed, images from Inhabitat and David Wakely]