2. General introduction and History Background:
Google Inc. is an American multinational corporation that provides Internet-related products and services, including internet search, cloud computing, software and advertising technologies.
The company was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin while both attended Stanford University.
Google was first incorporated as a privately held company on September 4, 1998, and its initial public offering followed on August 19, 2004.

4. Vision and mission
The company's mission statement from the outset was "to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful” and the company's unofficial slogan is "Don't be evil".

5. Objectives and purposes:
Google wants to have an improved infrastructure to make their engineers more productive. This includes allowing employees to have a universal search tool “containing all public Google information searched on all Google searches.” Google also wants to build 10MW of green power to be on track to be carbon neutral.
Google wants to push their ad system.
Google try always to increase the scale of innovation.
Google is trying to improve existing products and launch new ones – but not too many in order to not become disorganized

6. Building Location:
Building Type:
Office,
Industry: Internet.

7. Organizational chart:

8. Building Occupants: CEO 1 Google fellow 2 Chairman of the board
Advertising
Director 7
Chrome & Apps 5
Lead Director
Communication
Motorola Mobility
Development & legal
Office of the presidents
Engineering 3
CFO
Technical Infrastructure
Chief Business officer
Economist
Treasurer
Accounting
Financer
People operations

9. First Floor Plan + Zoning

10. Zoning

11. Second Floor Plan

12. Zoning

13. Designer & Design Concept:
Camenzind Evolution
Architect In Charge:
Stefan Camenzind.
Tanya Ruegg
Design Concept:
A key element in the design approach was that the Googlers in Zurich (fondly referred to as Zooglers) should participate in the design process to create their own local identity. Under the guidance of the Director of International Real Estate at Google in Mountain View, an interactive and transparent approach to the architectural process was implemented from the beginning. A diverse team of local Zooglers were formed as the steering committee to represent the entire office.

14. Special equipment & Furniture Inventory :
A slide:
allows quick access from different floors.
Poles available..
they are similar to the ones used in fire stations.

15. Special equipment & Furniture Inventory :
Large boards: are available just about everywhere because 'ideas don't always come when seated in the office' says one of Google's managers.

16. Special equipment & Furniture Inventory :
There are private cabin areas where employees can attend to personal affairs.

17. Pictures with codes:

21. Functional Relationship:

22. Area calculation (First Floor):
Space
Area
Percentage
Major
Minor
Massage Room
85.7m²
3.9%
Dr. Room
23.2m² 1%
Game Room
177.6m²
8.19%
Offices
908.6m²
41.93%
Conferences Rooms
166.6m²
7.68%
Training Room
144.1m²
6.6%
Lounges Area
64.9m²
2.9%
Nano kitchen
7.5m²
0.3%
Bathrooms
54.2m²
2.5%
Unassigned Area
541.75m²
25%
Total
2167m²
100%
61.9%
13.09%

23. Area calculation (Second Floor):
Space
Area
Percentage
Major
Minor
Teach stop
53.7m²
2.9%
Water Lounge
67.9m²
3.7%
Conferences Rooms
191.6m²
10.5%
Offices Area
938.5m²
51.5%
Bathrooms
63.8m²
3.5%
Lounges Area
54m²
Unassigned Area
455.6m²
25%
Total
1822.5m²
100%
72.1%

24. Critical Opinion:
The design companies between Fun and work, creating an environment like this and provide all the needed facilities will encourage workers to work with high quality also, will attract more people to work in google.inc company.

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