Recently, Matthew Panzarino of TechCrunch was invited to Apple's new
spaceship campus for an update on Apple's «renewed pro product strategy.»
Not exact matches
The company famous
for its innovative design experienced at least two incidents of men walking into glass and causing injuries serious enough to warrant calls
for local emergency services in the early days of its new «
spaceship»
campus, according to documents MarketWatch obtained via a public - records request.
Apple,
for example, has hired an arborist, Dave Muffly, to oversee the planting of about 8,000 trees on its new 176 - acre
campus in Cupertino, Calif., which will surround a
spaceship - shaped new building where Apple employees will work.
Cupertino also pushed out its most impressive product lineup ever, laid the groundwork
for the future of augmented reality, moved into a new
spaceship campus, battled other tech giants and got tossed into the political spotlight.
Monthly updates from the site in Cupertino, California, came from a number of drone pilots, among them Matthew Roberts, whose most recent outing revealed that Apple has pretty much completed work on its so - called «
spaceship»
campus, save
for a bit of landscaping.
It took over a year
for Alex Westerlund to replicate the Apple
spaceship campus in Minecraft, with more than 232 hours invested in the virtual building.
The official Apple Park
campus should open its doors to employees later this month, but if you can't wait
for Apple to take the wraps off its shiny new
spaceship, the Minecraft replica is now complete.
It has been six years since the late Steve Jobs revealed plans
for an ambitious new Apple
Campus that looked something like a
spaceship.
The Apple
Campus 2, also dubbed the
Spaceship Campus, is all set
for a grand opening in April with the official name of Apple Park.
Apple's long awaited «
spaceship»
campus, Apple Park, has been in the works since 2013 and will soon be ready
for its first employees and visitors.
So it appears Apple is claiming its newly opened
spaceship campus as the culprit
for Ive's less product - focused time at the company these last two years.
Apple's push to finish the landscaping on its soon - to - be opened
spaceship campus is causing headaches
for other landscapers and architects hoping to buy trees
for other projects.
CBS» Charlie Rose went to the Apple
campus for a full - length feature on 60 Minutes, offering viewers an inside look into the company's design labs, upcoming
spaceship campus and retail store overhaul.