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Rapt Studio SF
San Francisco, CA, United States
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Rapt Studio SF
San Francisco, CA, United States
When Rapt Studio had the opportunity to relocate to a larger space one floor above their existing Maiden Lane office in San Francisco, it was a chance to take things to the next level--literally and figuratively. The new workplace supports the way the we work today--from space for each agile team to choices for each employee.
When you enter the studio, you are greeted not by a reception desk and receptionist but by a coffee bar and barista. But it’s not just about the coffee; it’s about ensuring that a visitor’s first experience is unique and welcoming and not that of a typical office arrival. This hospitality area also features space for rotating art displays and furniture installations, while a large, adjacent conference room is equipped with a retractable glass wall to accommodate larger groups and events.
Moving farther into the space, you find a lounge, a library, and open office benching, as well as phone rooms and conference rooms of various sizes. Every employee is equipped with a laptop and a mobile phone, so that work can happen in any of these areas. Throughout the day, people move seamlessly to different areas as their tasks require different types of work.
When you enter the studio, you are greeted not by a reception desk and receptionist but by a coffee bar and barista. But it’s not just about the coffee; it’s about ensuring that a visitor’s first experience is unique and welcoming and not that of a typical office arrival. This hospitality area also features space for rotating art displays and furniture installations, while a large, adjacent conference room is equipped with a retractable glass wall to accommodate larger groups and events.
Moving farther into the space, you find a lounge, a library, and open office benching, as well as phone rooms and conference rooms of various sizes. Every employee is equipped with a laptop and a mobile phone, so that work can happen in any of these areas. Throughout the day, people move seamlessly to different areas as their tasks require different types of work.