# Growing team, growing space > Quickly growing teams need a space that can accommodate their growth. As our company has grown, so has our workspace—and here’s the story of how we did it. Source: https://asana.com/inside-asana/growing-team-growing-space ## Growing team, growing space In three years, Asana has grown from a team of 50—occupying one office floor in San Francisco—to a team of 240 spread across three floors in our San Francisco headquarters and two other offices in New York and Dublin. Luckily, our Facilities Team has made this growth nearly painless by knowing when, where, and how to expand our space. They’ve helped teams feel less isolated and have succeeded in using our space well—from common areas to work pods, from our Cafés to our many meeting rooms. ### Growth without growing pains Avoiding growing pains has been a big focus of our Facilities Team. To make our growth feel so seamless, they used several strategies: #### Involving many stakeholders By soliciting feedback from many members of the team, our Facilities Team not only ensured buy-in across the company, but also made the process fun for the whole team. Of course, this involved many meetings and much planning, but it was also interactive: a brainstorm board on the main floor of our office was a canvas for ideas on how to keep all three floors connected, and an Asana project let everyone vote on names for our new conference rooms and espresso bar (now fondly known as Café Narwhal). #### Consistent design Consistency across spaces helps them feel connected, so we focused on a similar design across all of our spaces. By working with the same designer, Byron Kim of [ASD | SKY](http://www.asdsky.com/), on layouts and furnishings—and using the same hand-lettered meeting room signs—we made sure that no matter where someone might be in any of our offices, they feel at home. #### Minimal disruption One of the largest pains of growing an office space is the disruption it can cause for a team. Construction, noise, and moving your belongings are the more obvious annoyances, but people can be disrupted if their spaces aren’t returned to a workable state. To mitigate these pains, we worked to do as much loud construction on the weekends as possible and to think about the layout of our desks and pods so that the space would feel comfortable after the changes were made. #### Our space Our office has an open floor plan, organized by team. Scattered throughout the space are several soft areas, with couches, tables, and books or board games. We’ve spread our common spaces across all three floors of our San Francisco office: Café Narwhal and the Theatre on the third floor, and Café Luna on the eighth floor. We try to reflect our culture and approach to working in our office and hope that everyone feels at home when they’re at the office (even if they need to take a nap in one of our three nap rooms!). LA-based photographer Jonpaul Douglass recently spent a week with us, capturing every quirky corner and team interactions across the office. Based on [his take on it](http://www.jonpauldouglass.com/blog/8ryt7db3ly8he8ste8hsgdbzwekey4), our space has successfully captured the commitments and values we strive to embody. Would you like to come work with us in our growing space? We’re hiring! Learn more about our open positions [here](http://www.asana.com/jobs). - [How we leveled up accessibility testing](/pl/inside-asana/how-we-leveled-up-accessibility-testing) Zespół Asany #### Autor treści Early in our accessibility journey, we generally grouped accessibility testing into two categories: automated and manual. The former to quickly catch algorithmically-detectable lo ... - [Innovating Collaboration: Insights from Asana's Work Innovation Summit Australia](/pl/inside-asana/insights-asana-work-innovation-summit-australia) Zespół Asany About the Author: Alesia VenutoAs an American who has called Australia home for the past seven years, I am a dual citizen enjoying the laid-back life in the land down under. Trans ... - [AI Insights for Today’s Enterprise Leaders](/pl/inside-asana/ai-insights) Zespół Asany Q&A with Asana AI Leaders Paige Costello & Eric PelzWhat will organizations that don't adopt AI miss out on?Paige: AI is a competitive advantage. Teams that harness AI effectively ... - [Uniting Leaders: Reflections on “The Rules of ERG Engagement Tour,” hosted by Asana](/pl/inside-asana/erg-engagement-tour) Zespół Asany #### Autor treści How Asana Came to Host a SummitI love being involved with our Employee Resource Groups (ERGs) at Asana. I’ve helped lead AsanaWomen for over two years and have shown up as an all ... - [Growing team, growing space](/pl/inside-asana/growing-team-growing-space) Zespół Asany In three years, Asana has grown from a team of 50—occupying one office floor in San Francisco—to a team of 240 spread across three floors in our San Francisco headquarters and two ... - [Zespół Asany](/inside-asana/team-asana)