Everyone knows: Google is one of the best places to work at. Not only the company’s culture is envyable, but their offices are amazing. The Google office in Tel Aviv is no different. Designed by Camenzind Evolution, in collaboration with Setter Architects and Studio Yaron Tal, this office has 8,000 sqm and occupies 8 floors of the Electra Tower. A place designed for inspiration and creativity, the Tel Aviv office has colorfully-themed rooms thought to give employees the right tools for their work.

Almost 50% of the space is a communication landscape, providing new opportunities for employees to collaborate and communicate with each other. Each floor has a different aspect of the local israelian identity in mind, illustrating the country’s diversity – and the themes were choosen by some of the local Googlers.

One of the floors is dedicated to ‘Campus Tel Aviv’, powered by Google for Entrepreneurs, a new hub for entrepreneurs and developers, providing a base for start-up companies.

Design: Camenzind Evolution (project archive) with Setter Architects and Studio Yaron Tal
Photography: Itay Sikolski

(click here to see the Google Office in Amsterdam)

Source: Dezeen

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