Google Offices in Milan / AMA – Albera Monti & Associati

Nov 2010

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Architects: AMA – Albera Monti & Associati
Location: Milan, Italy
Architectural Project: Giovanni Albera [Principal], Nicolas Monti [Principal]
Project Team: Nicolas Monti [Principal in Charge], Giovanni Albera, Rita Saragoça Saramago Silva Pereira
M.E.P.: Varese Controlli (Stefano Castellani)
General Contractor: ISG Italia
Project Area: approx. 1,800 sqm
Design Year: 2009
Construction Year: 2009 – 2010
Photographs: Bepe Raso

With this innovative company clever design is essential for an ideal development of its activities, entailing flexibility, more community spaces relative to individual workstations, good quality without indulging in luxury, and environment-friendly investments in better services and support spaces.

Google’s people spend a lot of time in the workplace: it is therefore necessary to provide them with an extremely comfortable working environment and a wealth of benefits (good views and natural light, downtown location, on-site restaurant, game and recreational areas, gym and massage area, showers, etc.), which in turn improve creativity and productivity, and help attract the best people.

Our design tried hard to reflect Google’s work philosophy and, at the same time, far from being standardized, their office has an unmistakably and typically Milanese design& fashion look.

: © Bepe Raso

: © Bepe Raso

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: © Bepe Raso

: © Bepe Raso

: © Bepe Raso

: © Bepe Raso

: © Bepe Raso

: © Bepe Raso

: © Bepe Raso

: © Bepe Raso

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Cite:
Rosenberg , Andrew . "Google Offices in Milan / AMA – Albera Monti & Associati" 10 Nov 2010. ArchDaily. Accessed 26 May 2012. <http://www.archdaily.com/87745>

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marc says:

Man…. I wish I worked for Google. I think every company should have Google’s mindset of making their work environment as comfortable as possible. Downtime doesnt necessarily mean lost time!

# November 11, 2010 at 02:12

Гусь says:

Параша!

# November 11, 2010 at 07:05

munter roe says:

So this is where I find the mob that invade my privacy.

# November 11, 2010 at 08:03

Eliana Braga says:

ok, let’s be creative… but how do I feel in this childish enviromment?
don’t know if everyone would be that creative!
sorry

# November 11, 2010 at 10:34

rupesh chaurasia says:

totally agree with u maa’am…

# November 11, 2010 at 15:59

Jarson says:

At first it looks like kindergarten, but google really push the limits on innovation and quality.

Agree that not everyone would be inspired by this interior but overall its not what it was designed for.

# November 12, 2010 at 16:49

Trih says:

It looks like a kindergarden. I really don’t like it! We have a “playroom” in our office(25 30-35yo IT consultants) as well with fatboys, beer-fridge, beamers and consoles but the rest of the office is quite modern and minimalistic (love it :) ).

# November 13, 2010 at 09:53

Irene says: