Inspired by Nature

Biophilic design brings the outside indoors and creates outdoor workspaces, providing a rich variety of experiences that put employees into contact with nature. Occupants are never more than 40 feet away from windows that offer views onto the central quad, landscaped interior courtyards, rooftop terraces or the Santa Cruz Mountains in the distance.

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These ever-present views of nature make the large floor plates feel friendlier and more dynamic.

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Outdoor work and gathering areas include landscaped courtyards in the center of each building’s floor plate and sunken exterior terraces nestled into the green roofs on the parking podiums.

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The three office buildings and separate amenities building enclose a one-acre, interior quad that acts as the main social hub and gathering place.

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On the north end of the campus a scalable gathering space, shaded by 120-foot-tall redwood trees, can simultaneously host multiple events or act as a sunken amphitheater for up to 500 people.

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Precast concrete seat walls and other sculptural furnishings located throughout the exterior complement the distinct building geometry and help tie together the site. Even the contemporary exterior light fixtures relate to the fluid building design.

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These ever-present views of nature make the large floor plates feel friendlier and more dynamic.

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Outdoor work and gathering areas include landscaped courtyards in the center of each building’s floor plate and sunken exterior terraces nestled into the green roofs on the parking podiums.

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The three office buildings and separate amenities building enclose a one-acre, interior quad that acts as the main social hub and gathering place.

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On the north end of the campus a scalable gathering space, shaded by 120-foot-tall redwood trees, can simultaneously host multiple events or act as a sunken amphitheater for up to 500 people.

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