MOVE / Integrated Design Offices

July 4th, 2008 by Stephen

MOVE is a design studio that can really work some magic for your company. Their services include logo design and product design. While both are somewhat general areas, one example is that they designed a Point of Sale magazine rack for Soundvenue magazine to help display the zine to potential buyers. They have also done other work from kiosk design to print design.

Their office is pretty straight forward with large individual workstations, giving employees enough room to get creative, but also including a large collaborative workstation, aiding employees in working together and spreading out with large projects. Don’t forget about the big pillows for relaxing time either. Lastly, the company is based out of Copenhagen, Denmark.

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IMAGE CREDIT: Images taken by the master of the MOVE photostream domain.

(8 votes, average: 3.63 out of 5)

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Yahoo Singapore Office

July 3rd, 2008 by Jose

What I hate most about Yahoo! is that I have to seem excited when I write it, even if if I’m not. At least it isn’t called Yahoo:-) or something.

Anyways, something I do like about Yahoo! is their new office in Singapore which occupies a couple of floors in one of the Suntec buildings. The orange couch looks incredibly comfortable, which is more than I can say about all those red and black chairs. They look like chic torture devices.

(We’ve covered Yahoo! Singapore before, yes, but these pictures are new and I hope you’ll agree they’re quite a bit nicer.)

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Wanna try your luck at Yahoo? Apply here.

IMAGE CREDIT: Images courtesy of mailarvi.

(6 votes, average: 2.83 out of 5)

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THINK ENG Offices

July 2nd, 2008 by Stephen

If you’ve ever owned a company, you’ve known how difficult it can be to get people to automatically associate your brand with the products or services you offer. Luckily for you, THINK ENG is around to help you build a solid brand base that will allow your company to grow and flourish with recognition.

This office is located in Batley (Leeds), UK, which is only one of their four global offices (London, Dubai, and NYC being the others). Their space is fantastic, and actually in the top floor of a converted fabric mill. The wooden beams and natural light are a huge plus in my mind, but overall the place is simply well-designed.

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IMAGE CREDIT: Images sent over by Anthony Main.

(17 votes, average: 4.53 out of 5)

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Vidoop Office

July 1st, 2008 by Jose

You hate passwords, right? So does Vidoop. Vidoop wants to be your single log-in gateway to these fine Internets (with a little help from OpenID). And instead of typing the same boring thing over and over again, you remember an image theme that you use to create a new key each time you need to verify a session.

Hidden behind an unassuming green door in Portland, Oregon is Vidoop’s office: a nice, open, well-lit office space. Awesomely, the office also contains two of my favorite workplace features: red brick walls and plenty of food. Now if only they had a dog, they’d deserve all five stars.

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You’re looking for a good job in Portland, right? Apply at Vidoop here.

IMAGE CREDIT: Images courtesy of ahockley.

(13 votes, average: 3.08 out of 5)

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Burnkit Studio

June 30th, 2008 by Stephen

Design studios are fast becoming my favorite type of space to cover because companies like Burnkit have unbelievable workspaces. Burnkit is a design studio that doesn’t just stick to one medium, they’ll create websites, do branding, create short films, or even invent something that will blow everyone’s mind on your behalf.

The first thing you’re sure to notice about the space is their stack of half-size shipping crates. While I can only speculate as to what is in them, I think they are a creative way to set yourself apart from other companies. This studio is a lot different than anything I’ve seen before with it’s expansive space and workbench style workstations. Pretty neat if you ask me.

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