Gallery: Working Spaces: Tour Wired's New York Digs
01wired-lobby
*A massive, marble reception desk used to stand in every floor's lobby at 4 Times Square. But the [receptionists were all let go](http://www.nypost.com/p/news/business/item_7ymCUDMZomTMqDDwszzlvM;jsessionid=087397513B826057B01894A820793F2D) as the media business imploded in the summer of '09. Now, there's a phone directory and a not half-bad sitting area where some employees even retreat to make a quiet call.*
02inside-the-door
*Here's a look back out into the lobby, from just inside the door.*
03john-abells-desk
*At my desk, the TV comes in through an Elgato EyeTV hybrid dongle and the iPad third screen via Air Display.*
04times-square-view
*We're on the 19th floor, and some of us have a most spectacular view of Times Square. Not me, for the record. Not complaining — I gave up a window for more space and a door, which is always an upgrade.*
05noah-shachtmans-cubicle
*Just across from my space is [Danger Room](http://stag-komodo.wired.com/dangerroom) editor Noah Shachtman's cubicle. To my knowledge, he has not taken the hint.*
06quality-control-room
*In a quality control room, galley pages from a number of Condé Nast magazines are scrutinized under carefully calibrated lamps.*
07fishbowl-conference-room
*The "fishbowl" conference room is one of two on Wired's floor.*
08brand-pride
*A bit of brand pride is on display.*
09stacy-and-andy
*Stacy McIntyre, one of our awesome advertising people, has a thing for Andy. Evidently, Andy's not so sure.*
10reddit-board
*Usually, the [Reddit](http://www.reddit.com) white board contains the typically inscrutable, bullet-point-laden morass of action points you find in every office. Then one morning ... this disturbing message appeared. It was erased shortly thereafter.*
11dave-mosher-hard-at-work
*[Dave Mosher](http://stag-komodo.wired.com/wiredscience/author/davemosher/), contributor to Wired Science, pretends to be hard at work.*
12conference-room-banquette
*This is the banquette side of the "big" conference room.*
13bust-of-chris-anderson
*This bust of* Wired *magazine's Editor in Chief Chris Anderson, rendered in layers of cardboard, was [presented by AutoDesk CEO Carl Bass](http://stag-komodo.wired.com/business/wiredbiz2011?pid=310) at the [2011 Wired Business Conference: Disruption by Design.](http://stag-komodo.wired.com/business/wiredbiz2011)*
14will-ferrell-magazine-cover
*The lobby card for* Wired *magazine's August 2010 issue [features Will Ferrell](http://stag-komodo.wired.com/magazine/2010/08/ff_future_ferrell/).*
15george-lucas-magazine-cover
*George Lucas appears on a lobby card of [](http://stag-komodo.wired.com/wired/archive/13.05/lucas.html)*Wired *13.05*.
16wall-of-magazine-covers
*The wall of covers spans nearly 20 years — but you should see the walls at [](http://www.newyorker.com)*The New Yorker*, a weekly that's been owned by Condé Nast for 35 years.*
17magazine-spines
*The last few issues of* Wired *magazine are always at the ready. They make great parting gifts (for visitors, not departing employees).*
18back-issues
*Someone seems to be organizing these back issues in what used to be Chris Anderson's East Coast office.*
19publisher-howard-mittman
Wired *magazine's VP and publisher is Howard Mittman.*
