Coffee breaks can be taken in a cafe and "picnic" area offering an interior reprieve from Seattle's unrelenting rainy season. Walking meetings inside the Spheres are encouraged by Amazon so ...

Amazon’s one-of-a-kind spherical addition to its downtown Seattle headquarters officially opened this week. The Spheres are part of the e-commerce giant’s $4 billion headquarters that’s now where ...

Coffee breaks can be taken in a cafe and “picnic” area offering an interior reprieve from Seattle’s unrelenting rainy season. Walking meetings inside the Spheres are encouraged by Amazon so ...

A rainforest is thriving in one of the most unlikely places: Amazon's campus in downtown Seattle. It's called the Spheres, and it's a trio of massive glass domes that sit amid Amazon's business ...

When I toured the Amazon Spheres ... s Seattle campus. The Spheres even soften the city’s harsh soundscape: The glass panels mute outside traffic, plants dampen interior sounds, and waterfalls ...

In-depth Amazon coverage from the tech giant’s hometown, including e-commerce, AWS, Amazon Prime, Alexa, logistics, devices, and more. Five years after first proposing the construction of three ...

Amazon's Spheres blur the lines between workplace and conservatory by combining an open work environment with the surroundings of a mountain tropical rainforest garden, complete with trees over 40 ...

Amazon Prime, Alexa, logistics, devices, and more. The Living Wall inside the Spheres on Amazon’s campus in Seattle. The building opened in 2018 as a way to bring employees closer to nature ...

Three years ago, Amazon.com’s horticulturalist was giving Jeff Bezos a preview of what the company’s three plant-filled spheres — the centerpiece of its $4 billion downtown Seattle office ...

The Amazon CEO and co-founder (and the world’s only hundred-billionaire) made a rare public appearance in Seattle to celebrate the opening of The Spheres. Before employing his “special friend” Alexa ...

But within this luscious city is another world of green: The Spheres by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. Fondly called by the media as “Bezos’ balls” because of their spherical shape, The Spheres ...