Short Bytes: Google Charleston East is the new proposed expansion of the search giant’s Mountain View campus. City council approved it on Tuesday, and it’s expected to complete by 2019. The tent-like canopy design covering 595,000 square feet area will be built on an 18.6-acre area. It would also include public access to certain areas including cafes used by Googlers.

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oogle wants to add extra space to their refurbished headquarters they brought from Silicon Graphics. Company’s Mountain View HQ is their second largest office location across the globe. It’s a home to both Google and its daddy Alphabet.

On March 7, the Mountain View City Council approved Google’s proposed plan for a new office expansion spanning across 18.6-acres. It will include a 595,000-square-feet 2-story structure called Google Charleston East which is designed by Heatherwick Studio and Bjarke Ingles Group. The structure looks like a gigantic tent. It is actually a tent-like thing housing a cluster of buildings underneath.

Starting next month, Google Charleston East is expected to complete by 2019 and would have a capacity of around 2,700 employees. Google has tried to do something different others. Apple’s new campus Apple Park is scheduled to open next month, and it looks like a spaceship or a donut.

Also, just like Apple Park, Google will allow public access to some areas of the building. They would be able to share some Cafes with Google employees.

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