It’s been six months since videographer Duncan Sinfield last flew his drone over the Apple Park headquarters. In a newly filmed video, we get to see one noticeable change: a giant rainbow-colored stage erected in the middle of the ring-shaped building.
Apple’s impressive Steve Jobs Theater pavilion has won the prestigious award for Structural Artistry from the Institute of Structural Engineers.
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.
In announcing the major milestone to help preserve our environment, the Cupertino tech giant also said that nine more suppliers have committed to 100% clean energy production.
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.
As part of its multi-stage process of moving an entire workforce from the old headquarters to the new Apple Park campus, the company has now changed its official corporate addresss to One Apple Park Way.
The logo-free bikes are designed by Apple for employees at its huge new campus to help them go from place to place faster as opposed to walking.
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.