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Samsung Office Like "Rubiks" in Silicon Valley



Samsung has just established a new office in Silicon Valley, an affluent area that is exposed as a center of technology the United States. The Office of the composite box-shaped, like the Rubiks Cube, with the square footage of 1.1 million square meters.

Samsung have long inhabited the region, namely the office since 1983. But this is different, because it will be a center to accommodate all research and development division, including semiconductors, LEDs, and display.

They designed the building in collaboration with the architectural firm NBBJ. From the photos visible building 10 floors it has a lot of open space, with consideration to encourage collaboration between employees.

Location of the office was too close to the headquarters of Apple, at least only a few miles. In addition of course, their neighbors with other large companies, namely Facebook and Google, although not contiguous.

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