St. John's Terminal

St. John’s Terminal is Google’s 1.3 million square foot headquarters in New York City, featuring uniquely-themed floors designed to evoke spectrums of working environments. The 12-story building includes six workplace floors, each designed to encourage social connection and user exploration to settle in spaces where they feel most comfortable, connected, and collaborative.

This floor is themed around the spectrum of “Crafted to Natural”  atmospheres, blending natural materials by artists like Joan Mitchell and Arlene Shechet with bold, pop-art designs from Yayoi Kusama and Eduardo Kobra. The natural side features hand-painted textures and lush greenery, evoking New York City’s parks, while the crafted side showcases vibrant hues and expressive forms. Patterned carpeting, murals, and sculptures create an immersive experience, with graphics transitioning from playful patterns to textured compositions.

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