Inside Twitter's new beautiful San Francisco office

New Delhi, Dec 6: Few months back, Twitter moved to its new office on three of the floors of 1355 Market Street — dumping its old offices at 795 Folsom just like it dumped the old Twitter logo. The micro-blogging giant is among the first companies to move into the Market Square area, where the city's "unique creativity and inventiveness" fits easily into Twitter's DNA, the company said last year. According to Gabriel Stricker, Twitter's vice president of communications, the firm's new digs are a beautiful landmark property and said its presence in the area "will help revitalize an area of San Francisco where office space has sat vacant for decades." A peek into the 215,000-square-foot space justifies much of the hype: it has a spacious cafeteria (dubbed "@birdfeeder"), a Zenlike yoga room, and a rooftop deck for employees to bask in the sun--and even to garden. The firms behind the new office, say the new design speaks of sustainability, humbleness and rustic elegance. Since Twitter is not Google – and it's a start-up, you won't see every primary color in the office. The space inside the floors has been designed especially to give a sense of community. Let's take a photo tour of the beautiful office of Twitter.The building at 1355 Market Street that has an underground Muni rail station nearbyThe reception area where you'll see minimalist lookThese wall paintings spell the name of the companyThis is the common space that has modern-feeling furniture with bold circular and square shapesAnother part of the common room. The lighting exudes an ambient environmentThese angles couches are a favorite among the employeesWant some quick meeting, here's the place. A big chunk of the space uses Twitter's blue logo colorSome sections inside the office using bright colorsOne of the conference rooms in the building. There are a bunch of wall murals throughout the spaceThe company's boardroomThe conference room offers relaxed ambianceThe building, formerly the Furniture Mart, was built in 1937. It's been rechristened "Market Square," and this is its logo.This is Larry's room, named for Twitter's bird mascotOne of the snack stations at the common areaThe cafeteria, which is fondly called the @birdfeederSome locals call the building's area "the Twitterloin