Coolest Corporate Headquarters

Now that corporate norms no longer apply across the board, nontraditional office spaces have become more common. Workplaces have emerged that differentiate themselves from the rest of the pack and embody the quirks and idiosyncrasies of their company founders. In other words, these workplaces are out to be cool. — By Daniel Bukszpan

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Twitter, San Francisco

Many tech companies have offices that suggest the architect saw a few too many episodes of “The Jetsons.” The social networking service Twitter, which received a $300 million investment from Prince Walid bin Talal of Saudi Arabia in 2011, has gone 180 degrees by moving into a 1939 art deco building in San Francisco.
Twitter, San Francisco

Many tech companies have offices that suggest the architect saw a few too many episodes of “The Jetsons.” The social networking service Twitter, which received a $300 million investment from Prince Walid bin Talal of Saudi Arabia in 2011, has gone 180 degrees by moving into a 1939 art deco building in San Francisco.

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