Who designed each company’s headquarters?
The architects and studios behind each headquarters building. 71 companies, sorted A–Z. Each answer comes from the company’s own filings or official pages — follow the link for the full profile.
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Who designed Airbnb's headquarters?
Gensler designed the 888 Brannan interiors, with each room inspired by a real Airbnb listing. WRNS Studio renovated and expanded the headquarters across five buildings from 2013 to 2019, and Airbnb's in-house Environments team designed 999 Brannan (2017).
Source: Gensler · WRNS Studio · Airbnb Environments project text · Airbnb profile →
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Who designed Airbus's headquarters?
CTV Calvo Tran Van Architectes designed the B80 headquarters building; its scheme won an ideas competition run by Airbus. Campus 3 next door was designed by CTV with Valode & Pistre.
Source: ATBE project pages · Pascal Le Doaré gallery credits · Airbus profile →
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Who designed AstraZeneca's headquarters?
Herzog & de Meuron designed The Discovery Centre (competition 2013, project 2013–2023), with BDP as executive architect and engineer and Mace as construction manager.
Source: Herzog & de Meuron project page · AstraZeneca profile →
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Who designed AXA's headquarters?
The 2022–2025 restructuring was designed by PCA-STREAM (Philippe Chiambaretta), with landscape architects Coloco, Mugo and Camille Muller. In the 1990s Ricardo Bofill's Taller de Arquitectura had added two wings and a glazed courtyard.
Source: PCA-STREAM project page · AXA profile →
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Who designed Baidu's headquarters?
China Architecture Design & Research Group (CADG). It was designed in 2006 and completed in 2009. Baidu Technology Park, its later R&D base in Zhongguancun Software Park, was designed by WSP Architects.
Source: CADG project page · WSP Architects project page · Baidu profile →
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Who designed Bayer's headquarters?
Murphy/Jahn of Chicago (Helmut Jahn) won an invited international competition for the building. Werner Sobek did the structural and façade engineering, and PWP Landscape Architecture designed the grounds.
Source: Jahn, Werner Sobek and PWP project pages · Bayer profile →
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Who designed BHP's headquarters?
Bates Smart designed the 171 Collins Street tower (2013). Woods Bagot's Melbourne studio redesigned BHP's workplace inside it in 2024, with signage by Studio Ongarato.
Source: Bates Smart project page · Woods Bagot project page · BHP profile →
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Who designed BlackRock's headquarters?
NBBJ designed the interiors of BlackRock's floors at 50 Hudson Yards, with Syska Hennessy as MEP engineer, Fisher Dachs Associates on the auditorium and The Switzer Group with MillerKnoll on furniture.
Source: NBBJ · Syska Hennessy · Fisher Dachs · MillerKnoll project pages · BlackRock profile →
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Who designed Bloomberg's headquarters?
The 731 Lexington tower was designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli (now Pelli Clarke & Partners) and completed in 2005; STUDIOS Architecture designed Bloomberg's interiors. The London European headquarters is by Foster + Partners.
Source: Pelli Clarke & Partners project page · Bloomberg press (Oct 24, 2017) · Bloomberg profile →
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Who designed Boeing's headquarters?
Gensler was the architect of the building at 929 Long Bridge Drive. Monument Realty developed it as a build-to-suit for Boeing and DAVIS Construction built it.
Source: W&W Glass project page · Monument Realty project page · Boeing profile →
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Who designed Bosch's headquarters?
Recent work on the campus was designed by Stuttgart firms: SFP Architekten rebuilt the 32,500 m² office building Sh 201 (2016–2020), and Schwarz Architekten designed the new energy center with fire station (2020–2026).
Source: SFP Architekten and Schwarz Architekten project pages · Bosch profile →
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Who designed Burberry's headquarters?
Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM) converted the building for developer Derwent London, and Gensler designed Burberry's interiors.
Source: AHMM project page · Gensler project page · Burberry profile →
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Who designed Canva's headquarters?
The interior of 110 Kippax Street was designed by Candalepas Architects and built by Infinity Constructions. The new flagship campus opening in 2027 is designed by COX.
Source: Infinity Constructions · COX · Canva profile →
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Who designed Capital One's headquarters?
HKS designed the 31-story headquarters tower. Gensler designed Block A, and HGA designed Capital One Hall. The earlier 14-story building at 1680 Capital One Drive (2003) is by Bonstra | Haresign Architects.
Source: HKS, Gensler, HGA and Bonstra | Haresign project pages · Capital One profile →
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Who designed Carlsberg's headquarters?
C.F. Møller Architects, who won the architectural competition in 2007 and also designed the landscape. NIRAS was the engineer and Aarsleff the contractor.
Source: C.F. Møller project page · NIRAS · Carlsberg profile →
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Who designed Cloudflare's headquarters?
DLR Group designed the interiors and graphics of the 66,000 sq ft San Francisco headquarters, with curving forms inspired by the lava lamps. Cloudflare leases its buildings and owns no real estate.
Source: DLR Group project page · Form 10-K 2025 · Cloudflare profile →
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Who designed Continental's headquarters?
The Munich architecture firm HENN. Ippolito Fleitz Group designed the work areas, restaurant and cafeterias, and Atelier Loidl the landscape.
Source: Continental press release, Dec 14, 2023 · HENN and Ippolito Fleitz Group project pages · Continental profile →
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Who designed Crédit Agricole's headquarters?
Arte Charpentier designed the EOLE building and the reception pavilion (2015), including interiors and landscape. Crédit Agricole Immobilier also credits Wilmotte & Associés, Studio d'architecture Ory and Sahuc et Katchoura on the campus.
Source: Arte Charpentier project page · Crédit Agricole Immobilier · Crédit Agricole profile →
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Who designed DoorDash's headquarters?
STUDIOS Architecture designed the multi-phase expansion of the headquarters interiors (2019–2021), with Pivot Interiors on furniture and Skyline Construction as general contractor. Gensler also lists a DoorDash Headquarters interior and brand design project.
Source: STUDIOS Architecture · Pivot Interiors · Gensler project pages · DoorDash profile →
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Who designed Dropbox's headquarters?
Johnston Marklee designed the interiors (2017–2021), with HGA as architect of record and Terremoto for the indoor landscape. Rios Clementi Hale Studios designed the base buildings for the developer, Kilroy Realty.
Source: Johnston Marklee and HGA project pages · Dropbox blog, Oct 10, 2017 · Dropbox profile →
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Who designed Duolingo's headquarters?
AE7 designed the 2016 renovation; Avon Graf Architects designed the 2018 expansion and a later expansion into a former furniture warehouse. MBM Contracting and TEDCO built them.
Source: MBM Contracting and TEDCO project pages · Duolingo profile →
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Who designed Etsy's headquarters?
Gensler designed the interior renovation, with JRM as construction manager, RGR Landscape for the roof terraces and HDLC for lighting. Much of the furniture and art was made by local artists and Etsy sellers.
Source: ILFI case study · Gensler project page · Etsy News · Etsy profile →
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Who designed Fortinet's headquarters?
Heller Manus Architects designed the 909 Kifer Road building, and IwamotoScott Architecture designed its interiors. DPR Construction built it, with precast facade panels by Clark Pacific.
Source: Heller Manus and IwamotoScott project pages · Fortinet blog (2019) · events.fortinet.com · Fortinet profile →
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Who designed Generali's headquarters?
The engineer Eugenio Geiringer, a long-time consultant to Generali, oversaw its construction from 1884 to 1886. The building is named after him.
Source: Generali Heritage (2019) · Generali profile →
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Who designed GitHub's headquarters?
FENNIE+MEHL Architects with interior designer Studio Hatch. In 2026 IA Interior Architects added “Commit to the Future”, a sculpture in the atrium.
Source: FENNIE+MEHL · Architizer (Studio Hatch) · IA Interior Architects · GitHub profile →
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Who designed Grab's headquarters?
P&T Group (P&T Architects and Engineers). Beca was the M&E engineer, HPC Builders the contractor and Fable designed the interior graphics.
Source: P&T Group, Beca and Fable project pages · Grab profile →
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Who designed Honeywell's headquarters?
LS3P designed Honeywell Tower and HOK designed Honeywell's interiors, including the 23rd-floor Sky Lobby and Customer Experience Center.
Source: LS3P and HOK project pages · Honeywell profile →
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Who designed HubSpot's headquarters?
IA Interior Architects has designed HubSpot's Cambridge campus since 2013, including its auditorium, display kitchen, atrium beer garden and a new executive briefing center. IA also set design standards used in Dublin and Singapore.
Source: IA project page “HubSpot Campus Headquarters” · HubSpot profile →
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Who designed IBM's headquarters?
Kohn Pedersen Fox designed the current building, finished in 1997. The first Armonk building (1964), now North Castle, was by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
Source: Zahner · CLUI · IBM profile →
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Who designed JD.com's headquarters?
Building 2 of the second phase was designed by the Beijing Institute of Architectural Design (BIAD) with Woods Bagot. WTL Design did the interiors of the first headquarters building (2015), and hzyly designed the landscape around Building 3.
Source: BIAD · WTL Design · hzyly.com project pages · JD.com profile →
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Who designed Johnson & Johnson's headquarters?
Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, the firm of I. M. Pei, which lists “Johnson & Johnson World Headquarters, New Brunswick” among its projects. Kimmerle Newman Architects redesigned the interiors and amenities in 2016–17.
Source: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners project list · Kimmerle Group press release (2017) · Johnson & Johnson profile →
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Who designed L'Oréal's headquarters?
Wilmotte & Associés rebuilt the Clichy headquarters (L'Oréal Espace, completed 2014), with RFR for the facades and Neveux & Rouyer for the landscape. Alain Moatti of Moatti-Rivière redesigned 14 rue Royale into Le Visionnaire (2023).
Source: Wilmotte & Associés · RFR · Moatti-Rivière · L'Oréal news release 2023 · L'Oréal profile →
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Who designed LVMH's headquarters?
The interiors were designed by Wilmotte & Associés (Jean-Michel Wilmotte) and inaugurated in 2004: a two-level reception with wood-clad escalators, executive offices, the boardroom and a glazed gallery through a bamboo Zen garden.
Source: Wilmotte & Associés project page · lvmh.com history · LVMH profile →
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Who designed Macquarie's headquarters?
JPW (Johnson Pilton Walker) designed the 1 Elizabeth tower and also renewed 50 Martin Place in 2014. Architectus was workplace lead designer, and COX designed workplace interiors with Hecker Guthrie, Rapt Studio and others.
Source: JPW, Architectus and COX project pages · Macquarie Group profile →
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Who designed Marriott's headquarters?
Gensler was the architect of record and designed the interiors. Sasaki designed the landscape, Hensel Phelps built the core and shell, and Rand* Construction built the interiors.
Source: Marriott news release, Sep 19, 2022 · Sasaki and Hensel Phelps project pages · Marriott International profile →
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Who designed Mastercard's headquarters?
I. M. Pei. Pei Cobb Freed & Partners lists it as the “IBM Corporate Office Building (now MasterCard Global HQ)” — IBM used the building before Mastercard.
Source: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners project list · Mastercard profile →
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Who designed Meta's headquarters?
Frank Gehry designed MPK 20 and MPK 21. MPK 21 has a 3.6-acre rooftop garden.
Source: about.fb.com (2018) · Meta profile →
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Who designed Michelin's headquarters?
Encore Heureux designed La Canopée, the renovated and extended welcome building (with Construire as lead contractor). The landscape architects BASE redesigned the Carmes campus and the 2.5-hectare Place des Carmes.
Source: Encore Heureux · BASE · Michelin profile →
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Who designed Moderna's headquarters?
NBBJ's Boston studio, for the developer Alexandria Real Estate Equities; John Moriarty & Associates was the contractor.
Source: NBBJ · TAKTL project page · IIDA New England Design Awards · Moderna profile →
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Who designed Munich Re's headquarters?
Oswald Eduard Bieber and Wilhelm Hollweck designed the Main Building (1912–13). Hans Maurer and Ernst Denk designed the East Building (1963–65). The current renovation is designed by WilkinsonEyre with allmannwappner.
Source: munichre.com Into the Future (FAQ) · Munich Re profile →
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Who designed Nestlé's headquarters?
Swiss architect Jean Tschumi designed the Y-shaped building, completed in 1960. Burckhardt added a second building in 1971–1976, and Richter Dahl Rocha renovated both and linked them in 1996–2000, later adding the WellNes Centre (2005–2008).
Source: RDR Architectes · Burckhardt project pages · Nestlé profile →
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Who designed Nike's headquarters?
The newest buildings were designed by different firms: the Serena Williams Building by Skylab Architecture (with Mark Parker), the LeBron James Innovation Center by Olson Kundig, and the Sebastian Coe Building by ZGF Architects.
Source: Nike newsroom · Skylab Architecture, Olson Kundig and ZGF project pages · Nike profile →
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Who designed Nikon's headquarters?
Mitsubishi Jisho Design, chosen in a design competition; it also handled construction supervision and project management. The general contractor was Hazama Ando Corporation.
Source: Mitsubishi Jisho Design project page · Nikon news release, July 11, 2024 · Nikon profile →
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Who designed Nissan's headquarters?
Takenaka Corporation designed and supervised it, with architect Yoshio Taniguchi as design supervisor. Shimizu Corporation built it.
Source: Takenaka and Shimizu project pages · Nissan profile →
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Who designed Novo Nordisk's headquarters?
Henning Larsen designed the Corporate Center, completed in 2013, with SLA as landscape architect and Alectia as engineer. MT Højgaard built it under a design-and-build contract.
Source: Henning Larsen (Architizer, ArchDaily) · MT Højgaard · Novo Nordisk profile →
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Who designed NTT's headquarters?
Otemachi First Square was designed by NTT Urban Development with NTT's architecture department. The earlier Shinjuku head office (1995) was by Cesar Pelli & Yamashita Associated Architects, and the 1961 Hibiya building by Hideo Kunikata.
Source: Shinkenchiku 1992:04 · JMA project page · NTT FACILITIES archives · NTT profile →
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Who designed NVIDIA's headquarters?
Gensler designed both new buildings, Endeavor and Voyager. Hood Design Studio designed Voyager's exterior landscape.
Source: Gensler · One Workplace project page · NVIDIA profile →
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Who designed Orange's headquarters?
The French architecture firm VIGUIER, founded by Jean-Paul Viguier, which also handled the interior and landscape design.
Source: VIGUIER project page · Orange newsroom · Orange profile →
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Who designed PepsiCo's headquarters?
Edward Durell Stone designed the building, with landscape by his son Edward Durell Stone Jr. The gardens were developed by Russell Page (with François Goffinet), and Gwathmey Siegel added a cafeteria, a Leadership Conference Center and a gallery from 1993.
Source: Edward Durell Stone official site · pepsico.com · Gwathmey Siegel project page · PepsiCo profile →
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Who designed Pfizer's headquarters?
The Spiral tower was designed by BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) with Adamson Associates, for developer Tishman Speyer. Gensler was the fit-out architect for Pfizer's interior amenity and cafeteria floor, and RGR Landscape designed Pfizer's 7th-floor terrace.
Source: BIG project page · RGR Landscape project page · Pfizer profile →
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Who designed Pirelli's headquarters?
Gregotti Associati, who won the international competition for the Pirelli-Bicocca plan in 1988. The building was completed in 2004; Focchi made its façades.
Source: corporate.pirelli.com Pirelli Headquarters · Focchi project page · Pirelli profile →
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Who designed Pixar's headquarters?
Bohlin Cywinski Jackson designed the main studio building, completed in 2000. Allied Works, with Perkins + Will, designed the “Brooklyn” building completed in 2011. PWP Landscape Architecture designed the park.
Source: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson · Allied Works · PWP Landscape Architecture · Pixar Animation Studios profile →
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Who designed PUMA's headquarters?
Nuremberg architect Klaus Krex designed both the PUMAVision Headquarters (2009) and the NOHO building with the PUMA Bridge (2018). Köster GmbH built the 2018 extension.
Source: PUMA press release, May 13, 2016 · Krex Architekten · Köster GmbH · PUMA profile →
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Who designed Revolut's headquarters?
AIS designed and built Revolut's interiors, completed in 2025. The YY London building itself was redesigned by Buckley Gray Yeoman and refurbished by Skanska.
Source: AIS project page · yylondon.com · Skanska project page · Revolut profile →
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Who designed Sony's headquarters?
Plantec. Its design gives Sony very wide single floors linked by escalators, column-free space through braces and base isolation, and a full double-skin facade. The building won a Good Design Award in 2007.
Source: Plantec project page “Sony City” · Sony Group profile →
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Who designed Spotify's headquarters?
Spotify has not named an architect for the Regeringsgatan office. Swedish designer Bea Szenfeld created its “Guilty Pleasures” meeting room. Earlier, in 2012, Adolfsson & Partners created Spotify's interiors concept for its Scandinavian offices.
Source: Spotify Newsroom, Nov 28, 2018 · Adolfsson & Partners project text · Spotify profile →
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Who designed Squarespace's headquarters?
A+I (Architecture Plus Information) designed the 2016 headquarters, with New York Green Roofs as landscape designer and JRM Construction Management as builder. It won an AIANY Design Award in 2017.
Source: AIA New York project page · A+I project page · Squarespace profile →
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Who designed Stripe's headquarters?
Woods Bagot designed the interiors of the Oyster Point headquarters, with lighting by PritchardPeck, acoustics by Shen Milsom & Wilke and audiovisual systems by Clair Global. MOLA Architecture designed the Dublin headquarters interiors in 2025.
Source: SM&W, PritchardPeck, Clair Global and MOLA project pages · Stripe profile →
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Who designed T-Mobile's headquarters?
Gensler designed the 2018–2022 renovation of the Bellevue campus, with MGAC as program manager and Andersen Construction as builder.
Source: Gensler · MGAC project pages · T-Mobile US profile →
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Who designed Take-Two's headquarters?
The interiors were designed by Design Republic, and SPK/Lewis was the construction manager. Design Republic's project covers 61,200 sq ft and was photographed by Frank Oudeman.
Source: Design Republic project page · SPK/Lewis project page · Take-Two Interactive profile →
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Who designed Takeda's headquarters?
Nihon Sekkei did the urban planning and architecture, Takenaka Corporation built it, and Kashiwa Sato (SAMURAI) directed the interior design. Gensler redesigned the office floors in 2023.
Source: Takeda news release, Mar 20, 2018 · Nikken Sekkei Construction Management project page · Takeda profile →
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Who designed Target's headquarters?
Ellerbe Becket was architect of record for Target Plaza South, completed in 2002, with Mic Johnson as design principal. RSP Architects designed the newest towers of the Brooklyn Park campus, and Snow Kreilich Architects designed Target Plaza Commons.
Source: Architecture Field Office · AECOM · RSP Architects · Snow Kreilich Architects via Architizer · Target profile →
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Who designed Telenor's headquarters?
HUS arkitekter, NBBJ and Per Knudsen Arkitektkontor. Their design, “Uffizi Nuovi”, was unveiled on May 18, 1997.
Source: HUS arkitekter · NBBJ project page · Telenor profile →
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Who designed Tencent's headquarters?
NBBJ designed the architecture (core and shell) and lighting. B+H Architects designed the interiors, completed in 2018.
Source: NBBJ · B+H Architects project pages · Tencent profile →
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Who designed Uber's headquarters?
SHoP Architects designed the buildings, with Quezada Architecture as architect of record; RMW designed the interiors of the two SHoP buildings.
Source: AIA San Francisco · RMW · Uber profile →
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Who designed Under Armour's headquarters?
Gensler. The building is made entirely of cross-laminated timber; MGAC managed the project for Under Armour's corporate real estate team.
Source: Gensler project page · MGAC project page · UA newsroom, May 2022 · Under Armour profile →
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Who designed Visa's headquarters?
Henning Larsen of Copenhagen designed the building, inspired by the basalt columns of Devils Postpile National Monument. Adamson Associates was executive architect, HOK designed the interiors and AlfaTech did the engineering and smart-building systems.
Source: Henning Larsen · YA Studio · AlfaTech · DIRTT · Visa profile →
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Who designed Workday's headquarters?
Gensler was the architect and designer of the office building, Watry Design the parking structure, KPFF the structural engineer and DPR Construction the general contractor.
Source: Workday blog (2019) · KPFF project page · Workday profile →
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Who designed YouTube's headquarters?
William McDonough + Partners designed 901 Cherry (1997), with Gensler as architect of record. EHDD designed the 1400 and 1450 Bayhill expansion, and SHoP Architects is working on a five-phase master plan.
Source: William McDonough + Partners · EHDD · SHoP Architects · YouTube profile →
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Who designed Zalando's headquarters?
HENN designed the two buildings after winning the competition in 2015. Kinzo designed the interiors, together with HENN.
Source: corporate.zalando.com press release, Nov 17, 2015 · HENN · Kinzo · Zalando profile →
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Who designed ZOZO's headquarters?
Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP with Takenaka Corporation, which also built it. Inter Office supplied ready-made and custom furniture.
Source: Press release, Mar 9, 2021 · Takenaka Corporation · Inter Office project page · ZOZO profile →
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