Apple’s new headquarters continues to evolve: 9,000 trees are now permanently planted on the 175-acre site and employees continue to relocate into the “spaceship” every week.
We reported recently on the issue Apple has been having at their new HQ where employees haphazardly walk into the glass walls. Now thanks to the San Fransisco Chronicle, we have the 911 transcripts.
Apple will be opening two new “AC Wellness” clinics to provide health services for its employees, as well as their families. A scant AC Wellness website is now available with a “Coming Soon” banner, as well as a list of career openings.
A (somewhat comical) report out of Time today is shedding light on an issue at Apple’s new HQ; employees keep walking into the glass walls.
The first drone footage of Apple Park in 2018 shows off the updated campus and landscaping as the project nears completion.
Get a sneak peak of Apple Park construction progress in December 2017.
There’s a visible progression in the number of trees planted within the main building’s circular courtyard.
The jaw dropping headquarters are now nearly completed.
Apple will offer a preview of the Visitor Center to Cupertino residents on November 16.
In addition to a massive fitness center for employees, Apple Park will feature basketball and tennis courts.
Next Tuesday, all eyes will be not just on the next iPhone but also on Apple’s mega-campus and the Steve Jobs Theater where the landmark event will be held.
Apple on Thursday sent out media invitations for a September 12 iPhone event at its brand new Steve Jobs theater.
