Killer Innovations: reblog

Video games during work hours, all-day slot car races, a pirate ship and a tree house. Who allows these things at the office? At Davison Design in O'Hara, the boss does. In fact, he pays for it. George M. Davison says that after listening to ideas from his employees he brought in a special effects expert and invested millions of dollars to create Inventionland, a designer's utopia that would make Walt Disney proud. The complex is nestled inside a nondescript warehouse in a suburban industrial park. But inside employees are hard at work trying to transform inventors' ideas from the conceptual to the physical. Amidst the white noise of the waterfalls and the smack of a ping pong paddle against a ball -- not to mention the rat-a-tat-tat emanating from an Xbox -- designers work to make the next big thing. See the video here to see how they created a real innovative environment at Davison Design.