Motorola's Chicago headquarters is located inside the Merchandise Mart along the Chicago River.
Motorola had been based in Libertyville, Illinois, since 1976, but the company's 2012 acquisition by Google sparked the recent move.
1,325 engineers have already moved into the new offices.
The new office includes nine micro kitchens/pantries that are stocked with food and drinks.
And a game room, so employees can shoot some pool.
The office seems to encourage personal health and fitness, too.
Designed by the architecture firm Gensler, the headquarters include both modern design and natural touches such as wooden stairs.
Here's a typical workspace in the new headquarters.
The 17th-floor lunchroom displays a map of the CTA with real-time information running through the feeds.
Colorful graffiti is splattered on the walls of the stairwell.
There are a number of different open gathering sites in the office.
This bright-pink display greets everyone who exits the elevator and bids you farewell as you head out.
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