Google Shared Images of San Jose Campus

A huge "in San Jose"Downtown westSearch giant Google, which plans to build the campus, gave an idea of ​​what this area will look like. images shared. The company aims to build a traditional corporate campus by creating a mixed-use development with office space, residences, parks, shops, numerous green spaces and more on approximately 79 acres of land.

In this sense, Google's Downtown West project resembles an open-plan neighborhood that is actually part of the city, unlike typical closed tech campuses. For example, the image just above is Google's "GatewayIt represents what he describes as “a plaza for temporary events and a space that can be used by both Google and the community.” to the amphitheater will have.

Google's new campus will feature many different areas for events: 

In this image, "the meanderBuilt on 1.56 acres and referred to by Google as an “urban promenade,” this area will be closed to cars and used to host events, shows, and other performances. to the green area will have.

Stating that almost all of the proposed buildings will work with solar or electrical energy, Google said that the campus itself "20 minute city” because you can walk most of the city in 20 minutes.  The company says it aims to have approximately 65% ​​of the campus accessible via walking, cycling, public transportation or carpooling to discourage single-car use. Green area It was stated that there will be at least 10 parks and several tracks on campus.

Just below, taken from Google's approximately 39-minute YouTube video on the map, you can get a better idea of ​​what the entire campus will look like:

There are also more details about the project on Google and the city of San Jose's websites. Finally, the San Jose City Council is planning to make a statement about Google's campus proposal in spring 2021. to decide is expected.