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What was the purpose of Samsung's $300 million campus in Silicon Valley?
What was the purpose of Samsung's $300 million campus in Silicon Valley?
What is the main focus of the design of Samsung's Silicon Valley campus?
What is the main focus of the design of Samsung's Silicon Valley campus?
How does the curved design of the building help collaboration?
How does the curved design of the building help collaboration?
What is the benefit of having natural light and views in the workspace?
What is the benefit of having natural light and views in the workspace?
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What is the purpose of the open two-story design of the workspace?
What is the purpose of the open two-story design of the workspace?
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What amenities are included in Samsung's Silicon Valley campus?
What amenities are included in Samsung's Silicon Valley campus?
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Who is Samsung's Silicon Valley campus designed to appeal to?
Who is Samsung's Silicon Valley campus designed to appeal to?
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Why might other tech firms need to consider similar ideas and spaces?
Why might other tech firms need to consider similar ideas and spaces?
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What is unique about Samsung's Silicon Valley campus?
What is unique about Samsung's Silicon Valley campus?
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What is the overall goal of Samsung's Silicon Valley campus?
What is the overall goal of Samsung's Silicon Valley campus?
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Study Notes
- Samsung opened a $300 million campus in Silicon Valley in 2015.
- The design of the campus focuses on connecting people.
- The curved design of the building improves visibility and encourages collaboration.
- Natural light and views help people focus and process information.
- The open two-story design of the workspace encourages movement and impromptu meetings.
- The campus includes amenities such as a cafe, gym, garden, and chill zone.
- Samsung's campus is designed to attract and retain talent in Silicon Valley.
- The younger creative workforce expects spaces like this.
- Other tech firms may need to consider similar ideas and spaces to compete.
- The campus also includes nap pods.
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