Twitter's Roof Deck

Interior looks interesting (<a href="http://mashable.com/2012/06/21/twitter-new-san-francisco-headquarters-pics" rel="nofollow">http://mashable.com/2012/06/21/twitter-new-san-francisco-hea...</a>)<p>I think I prefer Google's HQ to this, but it might be an issue of scale. I'd still take a private office in a boring building over a desk in an open-plan -- getting work done at work is more important to me than having a pretty place to do it.

Trying to work out why this is on HN. What next, "Google's Bathrooms"?

Neat, but I can't handle the swiping motion of the photos. Really disorienting.

Am I the only one that doesn't want my workplace to look like a boutique hotel?<p>Less Standard, more Starfleet.

Used to work at a place with a roof deck, it's one of the best perks a startup can have IMO.

Okay, maybe an irrelevant question - do they move all those sofas when it rains?

Twitter's roof? Boring. Teleportd? Interesting - Storify for pics.

How do they pay for it?

that's cute :)