“Two years after Apple got the green light to build a 175-acre campus on Hewlett-Packard’s hallowed former grounds in Cupertino, Calif., the ‘spaceship’ has (nearly) landed,” Katia Savchuk reports for Forbes.
“Designed by Foster + Partners — helmed by legendary British architect Norman Foster — the project will be complete in late 2016 at a reported cost of $5 billion,” Savchuk reports. “No less an aesthete than the late Steve Jobs deemed it ‘the best office building in the world.'”
See the drone’s eye view graphic here.
MacDailyNews Note: One of the latest drone videos:
It’s a fitting headquarters for the worldwide leader in transportation: a wheel.
I was hoping for a little explanation of where things were.
“Things” are in Cupertino, California.
I hope they made it floatable, so when California sinks into the Pacific during the “Great Quake”(tm), the “spaceship” survives.
However the video is terrible. It jumps around so much you can’t really get a cohesive picture of the place. It doesn’t even make one loop around the place. Unfortunate.
It’s a fitting arena for the greatest BattleBot exhibitions in the world. Still waiting to buy a season viewing box. Yeah!