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 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.
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.
For the first time, you can appreciate the latest drone video of the massive Apple Park headquarters in full 360 degrees.
The video shows further landscaping efforts, revealing Apple has now started paving a few areas like the walkway to the Steve Jobs Theater.
Latest drone footage of Apple Park shows a reassembled historic barn as a visitor center continues to take shape.
New sunset drone footage of Apple Park reveals additional landscaping work while offering a glimpse at the entrance of Apple’s underground auditorium.