Watched by Jason F. on June 6 2010:
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13 comments so far
Anonymous Coward 06 Jun 10
@Jason F
As a business owner, you should be proud of this accomplishment.
(However, just keep in mind that one of the greatest reason why many of us love your story is the very fact that you did this all without your own true office. And yes, I know you shared with Coudal before, but that doesn’t count)
louis 07 Jun 10
You should be proud of this accomplishment.
Andrés Mejía 07 Jun 10
It’s huge! Don’t you think you’ll feel a little lonely in there?
Angus 07 Jun 10
Omg! At 2:14 in, there is a big box of SAP … Please explain?? :P (exciting office space, well done!)
Justin 07 Jun 10
Looks great; I love the idea of multi-functional spaces (theatre seating, offices, “open” office tables).
KD 07 Jun 10
y’all must be makin’ that guap!!!
Jason 08 Jun 10
That looks roughly the size of office port (actually, larger). Theatre seating reminds me of Apple.
Jeff Judge 08 Jun 10
It must feel really good.
Eric Fleming 08 Jun 10
Looks Awesome! Congrats, can’t wait to take a class there :)
Adam Sentz 09 Jun 10
Where is the system of sound diffusing panels from? Those look pretty cool.
Sunil Shenoy 10 Jun 10
That is a pretty big office space. Congrats on the new space.
Do you plan on sharing it with somone? Similar to what Coudal did with you?
Stefan Seiz 10 Jun 10
@Jason What are these wooden panels on that one office wall? Anything related to accoustics?
JF 10 Jun 10
Do you plan on sharing it with somone? Similar to what Coudal did with you?
This one is just for us.
What are these wooden panels on that one office wall? Anything related to acoustics?
It’s stacked cork. The walls are tackable. The stacking is for aesthetics + acoustics.
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