How about that new Twoffice? (Photo slideshow of Twitter’s new headquarters)
Twitter just relocated across San Francisco’s SoMa District to new digs at 795 Folsom St. from its old headquarters on Bryant St. Co-founder Ev Williams‘ wife Sara Morishige Williams helped put together the new decor — complete with hundreds of bird decals and a DJ booth. Here’s a slideshow below (from Twitter’s official set and Ryan King’s)
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