2advanced's office pics

forget that man - that is a piece of cloth - look at the data center - that's where the action is and of course the pool table - I wonder if the employees get to play - or if it's just to show the clients they care for their employees.... My last job - the owner installed a smoking room but no one was allowed to smoke during work hours - not even in the lunch break..... except the clients of course


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They should really get rid of their cublicles...it restricts interaction. Where i work (Dynamo Design, Dublin), the office employs 19 people (including accountants and market researchers) and it's very open..there's 3 floors, all very modern. There's even a mini balcony in the middle of the second floor looking down onto our pool table on the thirfd floor. 2Advnced looks nice but Dynamo just kicks so much more ass, i love working there because it's just so pleasant. But yeah, cubicles = Bad

Yeah...that cubicle farm is ugly as fug.

I prefer to see creative agencies in a converted loft or warehouse space, more windows, more natural building materials, plants and fun stuff all over the place.

Those offices are simply too sterile.

Well, that just shows you how creative 2advanced is... *erhem erhem*

*puts list of trendwhore jokes back in pocket*

exactly what i was thinking on the cubes, bleah. the rec area is cool tho, like the exposed ceiling too.

last place i worked had a KILLER office, a loft space, tho it was still just a more trendy/fashionable take on the cubicle. you can see a bit of it if you go here and click the "check out our new studio expansion" link.

chris

atleast the cubicles arent the normal ~5 feet in most offices. you can still see over while seating down.

That's a pretty sweet build video Fig. :D

Does anyone know where they're located?

I believe they are somewhere's in calafornia... or did you mean more specific than that?

Yeah that doesnt surprise me really, by looking at their porfolio im sure they are making craploads of money, people (even myself) call them over-rated and whatnot, but they are damn good and they are noted for that, thus bringing in the big clients. :p I will be like that someday ;)