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Past Personal Spaces
July 15: Satellite Control Room
Feb. 25: Deno Seder Productions
Feb. 11: Computer services company NGEN
Jan. 21: Steelcase's "Personal Harbour"
Jan. 7: Web services firm Proxicom
Dec. 24: Web software developer IntraActive
Dec. 10: MCI WorldCom
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Personal Space
Paying Occasional Homage to Self-expression in the Workplace
Thursday, July 29, 1999

Do you have a cool workspace?
We'd love to see it and perhaps feature it in an upcoming TechThursday issue.
Send e-mail nominations to: techthursday@washpost.com
Photos by LaJuan Payton/ washingtonpost.com
Lots of offices have views; not many let you look down onto home plate at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
 Executives meet in CEO Douglas H. Trotter's office. | | From their executive conference room on the eighth floor of the Warehouse at Camden Yards, the folks at tech start-up eOriginal can take in the games free of charge.
That's not to say that they don't spend most of their time working. But on evenings when there's a game, employees sometimes wander over to have a look. And on opening day, the company brought in some clients to give them a few innings' worth of entertainment.
|  Another view from the CEO's office provides a view of PSINet Stadium, where the Ravens play. | The rest of the space at eOriginal, which is developing technology to make documents whose originals exist in electronic form only, is more conventional: a conference table in the chief executive's office, computers and a few industry doodads.
John Burgess
© Copyright 1999 The Washington Post Company
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