Landmark on the San Jose Skyline: Adobe’s Iconic Headquarters by AlfaTech
Details
Location:
San Jose, California
Client:
Category:
Advanced Technology
Workplace
Data Center
Description
A prominent feature of the San Jose skyline, Adobe's global headquarters supports more than 2,500 employees across three towers. Each building includes a dedicated parking garage, public lobby, executive offices, open workspaces, conference rooms, cafés, a wellness/fitness center, roof deck, and a state-of-the-art Customer Experience Center. Building Two features additional ground-level retail space. Each tower also includes a dedicated, fully redundant mission-critical data center.
Three Buildings | 1,000,000 SF Total
Building One: 18 stories, 440,000 SF
Building Two: 15 stories, 275,000 SF
Building Three: 18 stories, 266,000 SF
Highlights
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Low voltage cable plant design (intra- and inter-building)
OSP and interior structured cabling pathways
MDF and IDF room design with rack and cabinet coordination
Full generator/UPS-backed data center infrastructure with 100% redundancy
Audio Visual systems for conference rooms, cafés, roof decks, and CEC
Distributed Antenna System (DAS) for cellular and ERRCS coverage
Wi-Fi predictive modeling for WAP placement
Telco/network integration for all building systems (BMS, MEP, Security, Life Safety)
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Delivered a high-performance, tech-integrated corporate campus
Created a collaborative, amenity-rich environment for over 2,500 employees
Successfully integrated scalable and resilient IT/data infrastructure
Supported Adobe’s brand and operational goals through advanced workplace technology
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Designed and deployed a seamless, campus-wide IT and AV network across three towers and multiple user environments
Emphasized user experience with cutting-edge AV, fitness, café, and wellness integrations
Enabled real-time, secure connectivity for mission-critical systems and communications
Demonstrated forward-thinking in technology planning with predictive Wi-Fi and DAS design, ensuring full digital coverage
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