Construction of Apple Campus 2 Continues to Progress
New drone footage taken by Matthew Roberts shows off the construction progress made on Apple Campus 2.
Room for more than 12,000 employees
As you can see, the video highlights a number of areas including the 1,000-seat auditorium and the 100,000-square-foot fitness center. We also get a look at the R&D center and the parking garages.
Apple’s Campus 2 was first unveiled through renderings in 2011 by the late Apple CEO and cofounder Steve Jobs, and granted final approval from the City of Cupertino, California, in November 2013.
Located a mile east of Apple’s current headquarters in Cupertino, the $5 billion building is designed to accommodate 12,000 employees across its four stories.
The new Apple headquarters is also set to include a reassembled version of Silicon Valley’s historic Glendenning Barn.
Construction is currently on track for completion sometime late this year. Employees will begin to occupy the building in early 2017.
