“Located just a five-minute drive from its current headquarters, Apple’s ‘spaceship’ campus is rapidly taking shape, suggesting the first workers will be walking through its doors in 2016 as planned,” Trevor Mogg reports for Digital Trends.
“The information comes courtesy of a new drone video posted on YouTube in recent days,” Mogg reports. “A number of UAV enthusiasts have been turning up outside Apple’s construction site in recent months, taking their camera-equipped flying copters high above where the new buildings are going up.”
Mogg reports, “Compared to earlier videos, this latest one shows the location at its busiest, with an abundance of huge cranes dotted about the site and masses of building materials spread about the place.”
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MacDailyNews Take: It’d be nice if Apple could open the campus in time for the company’s 40th anniversary on April 1, 2016.
I’m saving to take a trip out there when it’s done. Want to see as much as will be allowable in person.
There will be a path around it for the contemplation of pilgrims, I am sure. We will approach Cupertino on our knees, then circle the Mothership counterclockwise, bringing us closer to Jobs. (falls to ground) oh Jobs…(white foam bubbles from lips)
These videos are mildly interesting, but what would be really interesting is a video that doesn’t show small incremental changes. I don’t watch these because I want to see something new instead of a little thing added.
Excellent. The box viewing section of the Mothership Arena is under construction. Box pricing has not yet been announced.