On the Facebook campus

A spray-painted image of Mark Zuckerberg adorns a chalkboard wall on Facebook’s new campus in Menlo Park, Calif. The company’s website has become one of the world’s best-known consumer brands and the Web’s most popular hangout.
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The new campus was formerly owned by Sun Microsystems. Many of the cubicles have been replaced by long open work tables where employees share common spaces and work in community-based groups.
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The Facebook chalkboard wall from the previous building is now a fixture on the new campus.
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Several walls in the buildings on the new campus have works by graffiti artist David Choe.
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Facebook’s splashy new Menlo Park campus is 30 miles south of San Francisco on the edge of tidal mud flats and salt marshes.
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“Hack” references can be found throughout the campus.
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Hacker Way is now the premier vanity address in Silicon Valley, and every square foot of the 57-acre campus still under construction speaks to the ascendance of Facebook.
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Treadmill work stations are available in many of the cubicles.
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By March, thousands of staffers will stroll on sidewalks or roll on bicycles and Ripstiks (two-wheeled skateboards) down the middle of a colorful urban scape lined with awning-shaded storefronts such as a noodle joint, a bike shop, a dry cleaners, computer help desk and a burger shack that some have dubbed Zuckerberger’s even before it opens for business.
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