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Googlers were challenged to create the most beautiful, creative and Googley “art wall.” Rubik’s Cubes Galore!—a giant Google doodle made out of 850 Rubik’s Cubes in the Taipei office—won the grand prize.

Googlers were challenged to create the most beautiful, creative and Googley “art wall.” The Shanghai Interactive Wall—a magnetic wall with 63 moveable tiles including chalkboards, legos and a homemade LED panel activated by your mobile device—was one of five winners.

Googlers were challenged to create the most beautiful, creative and Googley “art wall.” The Google Paris Metro Station was one of five winners.

Googlers were challenged to create the most beautiful, creative and Googley “art wall.” The Periodic Table of Google Elements in Mountain View—an arrangement of facts and stats about Google and the Internet—was one of five winners.

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Nikesh Arora has a conversation with Adam Lashinsky, Senior Editor-at-Large at Fortune on July 23, 2010 in Aspen, Colorado.

Googlers were challenged to create the most beautiful, creative and Googley “art wall.” A total of 23 teams from 12 offices across eight countries entered the contest, and five winners were chosen. More info: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/08/23-walls-of-googley.html

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