Field Nation’s New Office
August 24, 2018
August 24, 2018
All photos were captured by Corey Gaffer of Gaffer Photography.
On May 21, 2018, Field Nation moved into a brand new office on the 8th floor of the Baker Center in downtown Minneapolis. Our new 34,464 sq. foot space, with room to grow, represents a new era of growth for Field Nation.
Our new space features five conference rooms with a capacity of more than ten people, seven conference rooms which seat five to nine persons, four small conference rooms, and eight single-person “breakout” rooms. Our office is filled large couches and comfortable chairs for impromptu meetings or cozying up with a cup of coffee.
Despite our fun new digs, we spend most of our days working. Every Field Nation employee has an automated sit/stand desk. Rather than cubicles, our office has an open-concept and lots of light.
At Field Nation, we have a strong work-hard-play-hard mentality. Our infamous ping-pong table made the journey down Marquette Avenue to our new office. We also have a cafe space where our team members often enjoy lunch, work on laptops, and chat with coworkers.
We really dig the orange conduit which represents what we stand for as a company: connecting people to do great things. The conduit is a metaphor for the Field Nation Marketplace which serves as a platform of connection and collaboration. The conduit starts at the Field Nation logo and flows throughout the office, gathering at collaboration spaces.
Big thanks to: StudioBV, Gardner Builders, and iSpace Environments for all of their contributions to our space.
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