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- 2. INTRODUCTION • Marco Zappacosta is a co-founder and CEO of Thumbtack. Marco started Thumbtack after graduating from Columbia University. • Launched in January 1st, 2009 • HQ is located in SanFrancisco • Thumbtack is a consumer service that helps millions of people accomplish the personal projects that are central to their lives. • At Thumbtack people hire pros from custom quotes sent within hours
- 4. INSPIRATION Food - centric • The term “office” doesn’t suit the Thumbtack culture – their product is a welcoming interface, their HQ feels like a studio, and the people who work there are like family • ‘Residential-ized’ design approach to the space, and striking a balance between individual and ‘family’ needs. • Eat lunch together around a table A team that eats together learns, connects, develops friendships, and collaborates more. • Have a weekly all-hands dinner Wednesday nights for dinner helps break the hump-day doldrums. • Hire a Chef A manager’s job to take away all the pains of everyday life so engineers can focus on what they’re good at: engineering. Take away the hassle of finding food. • Invite Guests This is a great way to network, grow awareness about your company, and learn from all sorts of people you wouldn’t know otherwise. • Don’t buy Vending Machines Pollan’s rule is “Don’t eat anything that won’t eventually rot” and “If it came from a plant, eat it; if it was made in a plant, don’t.” • Provide Sane Breakfast “Don’t eat breakfast cereals the change the color of the milk” • Coffee, Tea and Espresso are Good Caffeine is clearly an aid to concentration, inspiration, and productivity. • Eat food, not too much, mostly plants “Eat foods, not nutrients,” Pollan writes. “Stay out of the middle of the supermarket.” FOOD RULES ADOPTED AT THUMBTACK Thumbtack’s chef makes all our meals from scratch, starting with fresh, seasonal, and often local ingredients. She works hard to build balanced meals that would make the food pyramid jealous. We stay full, stay healthy, and stay at the office.
- 5. “THE FOOD-CENTRIC HUB” CONCEPT Food brings people together from all areas of life and the work environment is no exception. Giving employees the opportunity to interact in a social setting helps form a foundation for a positive office environment. The Hub is the heart of the office just like the kitchen is the heart of a home. The food centric hub has designated areas for snacking that lures the employees to take a break and have a snack. This provides an opportunity to connect, brainstorm, communicate and observe your surroundings. This lives up to the moto “ Work hard and Eat well”. PRODUCTIVITY HEALTHY LIFESTYLE PROFIT ORGANIC FRIENDSHIP TEAM RELATIONS COLLABORATION FOOD RULES FAMILY MEALS FOOD RULES NETWORKING LEARN KNOWLEDGE OPPORTUNITYHAPPY “OFFICE” CULTURE ( work environment) MEALS AROUND A TABLE IDEAS OPEN COMMUNICATION CELEBRATE RELAX WELL BEING FRESH, WARM, COOKED WITH A SOUL “A good culture of food can be the #1 driver of company culture. Work hard, eat well. Everything else is just icing on that cake.”
- 6. Diagrammatic sketches The concept sketch shows the Hub in the center of the office acting as the main pivot/ factor that is important to the office culture. The workstations surround the Hub. Other parts of the office such as collaborative spaces, private offices, meeting rooms are towards the edges. The role of the “hub” is to bring together everyone in the office as a family. Conceptual diagram
- 7. HUB RECEPTION/WATING LOUNGE OPEN OFFICE OPEN OFFICE MAIL/ LOCKER RESTROOM RESTROOM SMOOTHIE LOUNGE GAME/CELEBRATION AREA COPY ROOM KITCHEN PANTRY PRIVATE CABIN PRIVATE CABIN MEETING PRIVATE ROOM PRIVATE ROOM COCOONS COCOONS COCOONS HERB PATIO SNACK BAR MEETING ROOM MEETING ROOM SERVER ROOM SERVER ROOM SERVER ROOM HIGH WORK STATIONS FURNITURE PLAN The Hub is the crux of the office layout where “family” get together happen The “rounded rectangle” in the current space used as an inspiration for the layout.
- 8. FINISH FLOOR LAYOUTFINISH FLOOR LAYOUT (scale : 1/8” = 1’0”) Near and Far collection, Interface Human Nature collection Interface Contoured Hickory, Shaw Contract Group Basstone, Shaw Contract Group Pewter Serenade Shaw Contract Group
- 9. TYPICAL WORKSTATIONS Vitra movable pedestal Data connection, USB port etc. Ad Hoc team workstation with height-adjustable curved aluminum bench legs, storage boxes, double screens (mounted lengthwise) and eStation Accessories for the panel gives it a “residential” feel to the space. Allows the employees to personalize and create identity to their space. Ad Hoc single workstation with height-adjustable curved aluminum legs, storage box, single screen and eStation eStation with optional modules
- 10. Typical workstations FRONT ELEVATION SIDE ELEVATIONPLAN OF WORKSTATIONS Color pallet for the workstations. The panel for each workstation has the logo color which adds a bit of color to their workspace. Storage below for office supply, printers etc. Movable pedestals
- 11. RECEPTION/WATING LOUNGE OPEN OFFICE OPEN OFFICE MAIL/ LOCKER RESTROOM RESTROOM SMOOTHIE LOUNGE GAME/CELEBRATION AREA COPY ROOM KITCHEN PANTRY PRIVATE CABIN PRIVATE CABIN MEETING PRIVATE ROOM PRIVATE ROOM COCOONS COCOONS COCOONS HERB PATIO SNACK BAR MEETING ROOM MEETING ROOM SERVER ROOM SERVER ROOM SERVER ROOM HIGH WORK STATIONS Non reservable spaces
- 12. ROOM FOR PRIVATE CONVERSATIONs PLAN LAYOUT PRIVATE ROOM FOR ONE PRIVATE ROOM FOR TWO SECTIONAL ELEVATION ELEVATION OF COCOON SPACE Organic Chair, Grass green Ivory Vitra Medamorph table, Soft ligt powder coated Vitra Near and Far collection, Interface Aura Dark blue,Vitra Grass green ivory, Vitra Nes table, Vitra
- 13. RECEPTION/WATING LOUNGE OPEN OFFICE OPEN OFFICE MAIL/ LOCKER RESTROOM RESTROOM SMOOTHIE LOUNGE GAME/CELEBRATION AREA COPY ROOM KITCHEN PANTRY PRIVATE CABIN PRIVATE CABIN MEETING PRIVATE ROOM PRIVATE ROOM COCOONS COCOONS COCOONS HERB PATIO SNACK BAR MEETING ROOM MEETING ROOM SERVER ROOM SERVER ROOM SERVER ROOM HIGH WORK STATIONS Conference room
- 14. CONFERENCE ROOMS Interface Credenza, Conference room Meda 2 Chair, conference room, Vitra PLAN LAYOUT MedaMorph table, Vitra USB port, Data Internet etc SECTIONAL ELEVATION – 18 PPL CONFERENCE ROOM SECTIONAL ELEVATION – 8 PEOPLE CONFERENCE ROOM Medamorph boat shaped table, Vitra Softshell chair, Vitra Writable glass surface for jotting down ideas while brainstorming
- 15. RECEPTION/WATING LOUNGE OPEN OFFICE OPEN OFFICE MAIL/ LOCKER RESTROOM RESTROOM SMOOTHIE LOUNGE GAME/CELEBRATION AREA COPY ROOM KITCHEN PANTRY PRIVATE CABIN PRIVATE CABIN MEETING PRIVATE ROOM PRIVATE ROOM COCOONS COCOONS COCOONS HERB PATIO SNACK BAR MEETING ROOM MEETING ROOM SERVER ROOM SERVER ROOM SERVER ROOM HIGH WORK STATIONS Unique space “the hub”
- 16. UNIQUE SPACE “THE HUB” Cocoon box seating with padded cushioning for comfortable private work session, brainstorming Rectangular box shaped “HUB” with rounded edges – mimicking the reception desk at Thumbtack Inspiration image - Huddle spaces with cushioning The Hub – Plan
- 17. UNIQUE SPACE “THE HUB” HAL Chair, Vitra Meeting Table, Vitra T Vac, white Vitra Backsplash hexagonal Tiles, Kitchen Risa Table Vitra The Cocoon The Cocoon acts as a break zone from sitting at the workstation for too long. Keeping it near the workstation encourages others to participate in the conversation. ELEVATION OF THE BAR SEATING/SERVING COUNTER
- 18. RECEPTION/WATING LOUNGE OPEN OFFICE OPEN OFFICE MAIL/ LOCKER RESTROOM RESTROOM SMOOTHIE LOUNGE GAME/CELEBRATION AREA COPY ROOM KITCHEN PANTRY PRIVATE CABIN PRIVATE CABIN MEETING PRIVATE ROOM PRIVATE ROOM COCOONS COCOONS COCOONS HERB PATIO SNACK BAR MEETING ROOM MEETING ROOM SERVER ROOM SERVER ROOM SERVER ROOM HIGH WORK STATIONS Collaborative spaces
- 19. COLLABORATIVE AREAS SMOOTHIE LOUNGE SCALE : ½” = 1’0” Gueridon Bas table Vitra Polder sofa, Vitra Contoured Hickory Shaw Contract Group Mochi Poof Vitra Nestable, Vitra Aura Dark blue,Vitra Grass green ivory, Vitra
- 20. COLLABORATIVE AREAS Slow Chair Vitra Nestable Vitra Writable surface Kast credenza, Vitra Cladded wall Cladded wall Mochi Poof Vitra
- 21. COLLABORATIVE AREAS snack bar Mochi Poof Vitra Mochi Poof Vitra Mochi Poof Vitra Mochi Poof Vitra
- 22. HERB PATIO Mochi Poof Vitra Gueridon Bas table Vitra Slow Chair Vitra Nestable Vitra Acoustical lights Scribe boards, Knoll Herb wall ELEVATION A PLAN – HERB PATIO (COLLABORATIVE SPACE FOR 2-4 PEOPLE)
- 23. MAIL CUBBY MAIL CUBBIES FOR THE EMPLOYESS RECEPTION AND WAITING LOUNGE WORKSTATIONS The mail cubby is situated behind the reception desk which makes it easy for them to put the respective deliveries into the cubby. The employees can enter the workplace and first take their mails before going to their station. There is no wall between the reception area and the main open office. The cubby acts as a partition with small opening in between that gives a small glimpse of the office and the space. INSPIRATION IMAGE TO SHOW HOW TO CUBBY IS DESIGNED
- 24. BATHROOM PLAN – LADIES RESTROOM ELEVATION A ELEVATION B FLOOR Voyager Black Doltile Vox® Rectangle Vessel above-counter bathroom sink, Kohler Forté® tall single-hole bathroom sink faucet with sculpted lever handles, Kohler WALL Jet Setter Dusk Doltile WALL Global Grey Doltile VANITY Wanderlust white Doltile
- 25. 3D RENDER UNIQUE SPACE – “THE HUB” Giving employees the opportunity to interact in a social setting helps form a foundation for a positive office environment. The Hub is the heart of the office just like the kitchen is the heart of a home.
- 26. 3D RENDER THE WORKSPACE The workstations are placed around the HUB which is the focal point of the office. Comfortable collaborative spaces and personal cocoons/pods are situated near the workstations for the employees to use them when needed giving them the feel of working in a residential-ized setting.
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