We can already say that Apple's spectacular office and work building in Cupertino is practically ready to receive the company's employees. On this occasion, Apple itself has confirmed the name that the enclosure designed in collaboration with Foster + Partners will have, which will replace more than 46 hectares of asphalt with fields with more than 9.000 native and drought-resistant trees, and it will work exclusively with renewable energy the Apple Park.
The company has also revealed the official name of one of the most important places for the presentations of its devices the auditorium, and how could it be otherwise This will be named after the late CEO of the company, Steve Jobs.
The first phase of the works will end in April, housing some 12.000 people when it is fully completed within six months. In other words, the transfers will begin in April, but not for all the employees since the spectacular work also known as "Spaceship" will not be completely finished. We leave a part of the official statement from Apple about:
Steve's vision of Apple was ahead of its time. His intention was for Apple Park to become the center of innovation for future generations, says Tim Cook, Apple's CEO. The workspaces and green areas are designed to inspire our team and protect the environment. We have succeeded in constructing one of the best energy efficient buildings in the world, and the campus will run exclusively on renewable energy.
Steve was fascinated by the light and expanse of the California landscape. It was his source of inspiration. And Apple Park reflects that perfectly, says Laurene Powell Jobs. On this bright campus he would have made great strides, as Apple employees will.
In short, the news warns that this first phase of the works will soon be completed and that it is undoubtedly a dream for the employees themselves to have this building ready to carry out their work in a pleasant environment and totally thought to design, create and share hours working with products that will eventually reach millions of people around the world.