Many tech offices aren't just places of work, as I describe in the December issue of The Atlantic. They're also places of social interaction and aesthetic experimentation and commercial advertisement, sending messages to employees and outsiders alike. In the slideshow here, you'll see some of the Valley's whimsical workplaces, desk by desk and room by room.
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