It’s not even June 2017, yet, but YouTuber Matthew Roberts has boldly gone into the future to obtain and bring back 4K drone footage of Apple Park to those of us still stuck in May 2017.
Roberts’ footage, published to YouTube on May 30th, features a closer look at the Steve Jobs Theater as some of the window coverings have been removed. We also see the historic barn finally take it’s place at Apple Park.
When it’s finally fully occupied, Apple Park will house more than 12,000 employees in its central four-storied circular building of approximately 2,800,000 square feet. Other Apple employees will be housed in several outbuildings on the site.
Direct link to video from The Future here.
MacDailyNews Take: Only with Apple could we have drone videos being marketed as if they’re new cars.
Hubris.
Ah, another bitter Microsoft employee I see.
Well, I think the filmmaker is merely confident, not excessively so. He did a good job.
The drone footage is pretty and all, but I miss the one photographer (I have no idea which one it was) who took the time (and had the knowledge) to identify the buildings we are looking at, their functions and what stage of construction we were observing.
When they finish movin’ in maybe they can work on making some new Mac hardware, maybe ?
Staff productivity worries me. Just how long does it take to get from your parked car to your office on the far side of the space ship?
That spaceship has teleporters obviously.