Facebook’s striking new Menlo Park building akin to village with office neighbourhoods


The rainbow colored art installation at top was created by artist Gabriel Dawe of Mexico City, in Lobby 6 of the new MPK21 building at Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, Calif., on August 30, 2018. (LiPo Ching/Bay Area News Group/TNS)

MENLO PARK, California: The official name of Facebook's newest Menlo Park building, MPK 21, may evoke computer jargon, but the gleaming new offices at its headquarters are anything but mundane – they offer a village where employees can gather, create and relax. 

Employees have started moving into the company's new offices in a long, airy building, which features a “main street” meandering down the middle, along with office “neighbourhoods” that have sprouted off to the side. Workers can stroll on a rooftop, gather in “town squares” featuring redwood trees, or pause in a terraced area called “The Bowl” that is like a botanical garden. 

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