Google's new headquarters in London will have massage rooms, 3-lane swimming pool among other amenities
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Massive office
Google has unveiled final plans for its luxury £1 billion headquarters in London close to Kings Cross Station.
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What's in store for employees
The building includes a 200 meter long "Trim Trail" on the roof, a three-lane swimming pool, massage rooms, a host of exercise studios and a games area for basketball, five-a-side soccer or badminton.
Less energetic workers can watch the sports from a diagonal staircase that will double as a seating area and cut through the building's 11 stories before emerging onto a roof garden.
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Less energetic workers can watch the sports from a diagonal staircase that will double as a seating area and cut through the building's 11 stories before emerging onto a roof garden.
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Bigger than 10 football fields
The 93,000 square meter building (1 million square feet) will have 11-storeys with a floor space equivalent to more than ten football pitches.
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Best place to work
The office is largely open plan and Google's new headquarters will be the first wholly-owned and designed Google building outside the US
The roof of the campus will be covered in a 300 meter long garden, which apart from the running track and relaxation areas will be partly covered in wildflower gardens.
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The roof of the campus will be covered in a 300 meter long garden, which apart from the running track and relaxation areas will be partly covered in wildflower gardens.
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Architectural wonder
Occupying most of a 330 meter stretch of land, slightly higher than London's 310-meter Shard tower, Google enlisted a host of architects and designers, including Thomas Heatherwick, who is also involved in the tech company's new Californian headquarters and is known for redesigning London's iconic double-decker bus.
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