Two years ago, Apple began the construction of “Apple Campus 2,” a 2.8-million-square-foot new headquarters that, well, looks like a spaceship. The campus will have room for 13,000 employees, on-campus gym and recreation center, on-site restaurant, and a 1,000-seat corporate auditorium.
First up, YouTube user, Jmcminn flew a drone over Apple’s ‘spaceship’ campus in August 2014. Watch the video below to see how the new campus was shaping up at the mid of 2014. The drone-touting
Apple campus construction – August 2014
YouTuber went back with his drone in February 2015, showing us how much difference a month can make at Apple’s new campus.
Today, looking at Apple’s new Campus 2 in Cupertino in California, we can tell that completion is in sight. Here is an 8-minute aerial view of the work that’s been completed so far, courtesy of Matthew Roberts.
Apple campus construction – November 2016
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