Inside Flatiron Health's swanky, new NYC headquarters, where the cold brew coffee flows and the conference rooms give off a serious living room vibe

It's been a big year for Flatiron Health.

The New York-based cancer technology company in February got acquired by Roche in a $1.9 billion deal. 

A few months later, the company moved into its new 108,000 square-foot office space at One Soho Square, a space that's almost twice the size of its former office at 200 Fifth Ave.

Business Insider popped in to the new location in July to get a feel for the space and observe some of the demonstrations from a recent Hackathon event.

Here's a look at the company's new headquarters. 

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Our tour of the Flatiron headquarters started on the 5th floor. We were immediately greeted by a large open area with a pantry stocked with snacks, a Rise cold brew tap, and fridge space.

The majority of the 5th floor is common space so when it's lunchtime (catered in daily), employees can have space to eat. On the day we visited, we got to reap the benefits of an Insomnia Cookies snack delivery.

The rest of the floor, called the Everyone@ space, is filled with couches and chairs where employees can work and also gather for events.

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