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A new drone video published on Sunday shows that while construction and landscaping is winding down at Apple Park, it remains in progress — and may continue through the facility's first anniversary.
For the most part, large-scale construction equipment has been taken off-campus, filmmaker Duncan Sinfield notes. Only a handful of cranes are visible in the clip.
Landscaping appears finished in many sections, but is still in a rough state in an area between the central "spaceship" and the Steve Jobs Theater.
Previously known as just "Campus 2," Apple Park received its official name in February 2017. Staff began moving in a few months later — it's not yet clear if the transition from 1 Infinite Loop is complete, particularly since the new headquarters should be able to fit some 12,000 people.
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What a beautiful building and facility overall! I love how the roof over the entrance to Steve Jobs Theatre rests on curved glass walls!
It will look simply gorgeous in ten years time when the trees, plants, and ground cover have matured.
I notice that on the sunny side of the Mothership, all the windows seem to have shades or some other sun blocking material closed. I'm wondering if this is automated? It was very uniform, not one window was unshaded. I hadn't heard anything about automatic window shading in all the articles I've read over the last couple of years. Of course it makes sense to have such a system - it would be integrated with the HVAC automation as well. Would be great for Apple to produce some videos or documents explaining and showcasing the systems in this building.
Did I read somewhere that they’re building another campus almost as big?
Looks pretty amazing. Does anyone know if Uncle Tim has moved in yet? He’s not answering his cell phone.