Microsoft Has Arrived at The Bravern

By the end of May, over 1,500 Microsoft employees had begun moving into The Bravern office space, where they will occupy 2 office towers.  Currently, Microsoft occupies 11 floors in Building One and is expected within the next 2 & 1/2 months to occupy the additional available space, for a total of 750,000 square feet.

Microsoft’s Building Two grand lobby features a 2-story-tall fireplace and a 12-foot-tall Charles Loomis chandelier, made up of 120 customer glass pieces.  The space is especially unique with the spiral staircase that surrounds the open-well lobby.

The lobby is open to the public during business hours if you wish to experience it for yourself.

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