Adobe’s newly opened downtown San Jose tower goes far beyond a skyline landmark, it underscores the tech titan’s investments in the Bay Area’s largest city.
The Adobe Museum on the ground floor of the new Adobe Founders Tower at 333 West San Fernando Street in downtown San Jose.
The 18-story highrise is the fourth office tower in Adobe’s headquarters campus in downtown San Jose and is perched next to State Route 87 at 333 West Santa Clara Street. When people walk into the building lobby, they are greeted by Adobe’s museum on one side and a cafe site on the other. The restaurant is slated to open after construction is complete on a bridge that will span West San Fernando Street and connect Founders Tower to the three office highrises on the other side of the road.
That’s the approach with the museum that will immerse visitors in Adobe’s past, present and future technologies. “We were already looking at what are the work patterns of the future,” Chen said. “Even before COVID, we were recognizing that there were a lot of different kinds of workspaces.”“It’s not just floors and floors of desks and cubes,” Chen said. “It’s everything from the large Town Hall space to focus and collaboration spaces, team neighborhoods and common community gathering grounds to accommodate all the different kinds of ways that people want to work.
Other major focal points in the tower are on the 7th floor, which features a cafe that totals 50,000 square feet — about the size of a medium-sized office building — as well as community spaces for employees. An array of cuisines from several parts of the globe are available, enabling the cafe to serve as a further gathering area.
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