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The Halo creator said on Thursday that it’s planning to increase the footprint of its Bellevue, Washington headquarters from 84,000 square feet to over 208,000 square feet by the fall of 2022.
It will also open its first international office next year in Amsterdam, the Netherlands’ capital, to house its publishing and marketing divisions.
“In addition to building state-of-the-art facilities to support the growth and development of their talented employees, one of the primary drivers of Bungie’s expansion is to increase the commitment to the long-term development of Destiny 2, tell new stories in the Destiny Universe, and create entirely new worlds in to-be-announced IPs,” the company said.
Bungie also announced a raft of new appointments to help prepare it for “expected and rapid future growth”, including the hiring of Trace Harris, a finance and strategy executive, and Pamela Kaufman, president of global consumer products for Viacom CBS, to its board of directors.
Other Bungie appointments announced on Thursday include Jonny Ebbert as chief creative officer and Zach Russell as general manager of incubation “to build and drive the creative vision and foundation for Bungie’s future worlds alongside the next generation of leaders at Bungie, with plans to bring at least one new IP to market before 2025”.
It will also open its first international office next year in Amsterdam, the Netherlands’ capital, to house its publishing and marketing divisions.
“In addition to building state-of-the-art facilities to support the growth and development of their talented employees, one of the primary drivers of Bungie’s expansion is to increase the commitment to the long-term development of Destiny 2, tell new stories in the Destiny Universe, and create entirely new worlds in to-be-announced IPs,” the company said.
Bungie also announced a raft of new appointments to help prepare it for “expected and rapid future growth”, including the hiring of Trace Harris, a finance and strategy executive, and Pamela Kaufman, president of global consumer products for Viacom CBS, to its board of directors.
Other Bungie appointments announced on Thursday include Jonny Ebbert as chief creative officer and Zach Russell as general manager of incubation “to build and drive the creative vision and foundation for Bungie’s future worlds alongside the next generation of leaders at Bungie, with plans to bring at least one new IP to market before 2025”.