From Inc. The Coolest offices of 2014. an article by
Google Tel Aviv, designed by: Camenzind Evolution: Honoring Cultural Identity Through Design
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| PHOTO: Peter Wurmli |
Google is known for its highly
stylized, playful offices, but this newly opened local headquarters
spanning seven floors of a Tel Aviv high-rise takes the cake for meshing
high-concept design with relevant, useful space. (Although it does so
with a sense of humor.) As a starting point, architecture firm Camenzind
Evolution interviewed Google employees in Israel about their identity
as a company--and a culture. The firm came up with an array of themes,
including family, optimism, and heritage, and decided to devote a floor
to expressing each of these subjects. "We went to the secondhand market
to buy objects for the heritage floor," (shown here) says Stefan
Camenzind, partner and executive director of the firm, which created the
space alongside two other architecture firms.
More photos of the Google Tel Aviv offices can be found here
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