Googleplex Campus, United States

Google's headquarters is one of the few office centers in the world that has its unique name. Googleplex is a beautiful, modern building located in the mountain view, Silicon Valley. The name of this chic office center is derived from two words – "Google" and "complex". Four buildings form the basis of this complex. They were built in 1997. These buildings were originally owned by Silicon Graphics.

Google decided to lease these buildings due to the expansion of its staff in 2003. It acquired them for $319 million in 2006. The company's Google logos adorn chic buildings with panoramic windows today. The building owes much of its spectacular appearance to the panoramic windows. The surrounding area is no less interesting than the modern buildings themselves. Each small plot of land is occupied by landscape decorations. You can see a lot of exotic plants while walking around the office.

The architectural project has a pronounced environmental focus. The lack of ground parking for cars on its territory is proof of this. You can see special bike parking spaces almost everywhere here. It is noteworthy that Google continues to receive the bulk of its profits from advertising on the Internet. The company has been paying a lot of attention to developing innovative products for business in recent years. It also creates technical devices for businesses that run on the Chrome OS operating system. To the beginning - Kaspersky Lab