Facebook Offices Review

A trip to San Jose to Zuckerberg's Facebook headquarters is a must, though not in the workspace. Around the circle is the parking lot, there are many white tents for valet parking, the houses are decorated with colors, the detour office area can reach the Facebook promotion board, and the tourists are taking pictures.

The characteristics are not distinctive, but you can feel the charm of a high-tech company. This is open office, open learning, and open canteens. The employees here are free. The employees here are strange and there is no uniform uniform.

Very fun place, the designer really has a different taste

Eastern time, some Facebook employees quietly moved into a new building designed by Frank Gehry: MPK 20. The 430,000-square-foot (about 40,000 square meters) building can accommodate 2,800 people, with 400 trees on a rooftop green platform. Frank Gehry (1929-) is an American architect born in Canada and currently teaches at Yale University and Columbia University. His works include Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Guggenheim Museum of Art. He is called by Vanity Fair magazine as “the most important architect of our time.” This collision with the Silicon Valley entrepreneurial teenager Mark Zuckerburg is also expected.

Facebook headquarters is very bullish, not allowed to take pictures at the headquarters door, have to let go to the sign, but the photos are still very good-looking. Here is to take pictures, it doesn't take much time.