According to Gensler design director John Mulling, the vision for the global headquarters of Etsy in Brooklyn, New York was to create “a space that showcases [the company] culture of treating ‘code as craft’ and serves as a physical representation of its commitment to grow within the community.”
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In the office’s Etsytorium, design studio SOFTLab installed colorful basket-like ceiling fixtures cut with diamond-shaped panels.
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More than 1,500 sustainable and locally sourced materials were properly vetted to ensure they were neither harmful nor toxic, reinforcing the notion that the workspace is part of a greater ecosystem.
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Etsy’s global headquarters in Brooklyn totals 200,000 square feet and nine stories, and is crowned with a rooftop terrace.
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Etsy
Brooklyn, New York
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Etsy
Brooklyn, New York
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Etsy
Brooklyn, New York
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Built-in tables for breakout areas are etched with numerical patterns as a nod to Bloomberg’s role in the financial news industry, while clever details like ledges for coffee mugs and mirrors and charging ports tucked into panels are hidden in the millwork.
Photography by Pedro Pegenaute

Located in Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour, the new regional office for Bloomberg is designed by Neri & Hu with light ash wood massing, and outfitted with exposed fine aggregate treads and bronze metal railing accents.
Photography by Pedro Pegenaute

Zaha Hadid Architects transformed a once-abandoned fire station in Antwerp, Belgium to house the new Port of Antwerp office.
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The Port House is crowned with a vertical concrete structure clad with triangular glass panels.
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Port House
Antwerp, Belgium
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London-based Jump Studios outfitted Google’s Madrid office within a former electrical storage battery factory previously built in 1892.
Photography by Gareth Gardner

The Ricardo Cavola painting “Unstoppable” is installed before the 22-foot-long communal meeting table.
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The 27,000-square-foot space retains much of its original character—large windows, original brick, and exposed steel.
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Each meeting room at Campus Madrid features its own color palette inspired by Spanish artists.
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Campus Madrid also accommodates a triple-height, 200-person auditorium.
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Google Campus Madrid
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Google Campus Madrid
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