Gallery: Look Inside Apple's Spaceship Headquarters With 24 All-New Renderings
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Cupertino city officials recently gave the green light on Apple's wild new headquarters.
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Here's one of the first looks we've had inside the building. Note the iPod Nano banners: Apparently, Apple ads are the only art that'll do for Apple Campus 2.
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Slated for completion sometime in 2016, the new headquarters will inarguably be a stunning place to work. Here: the cavernous cafeteria.
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Office life will spill into a verdant landscape on both the inside and outside of the ring.
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The project was helmed by the firm of star architect Norman Foster.
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An overhead view of the main building: 2.8 million square feet with room for 13,000 employees.
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A visitor's entrance.
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Employees who arrive by bus will enter at the Corporate Transit Center, with a walkway flanked by two Apple Store-white staircases.
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A field leading up to the entry way for the new corporate auditorium.
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This pristine pavilion is where press will mingle at future events.
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The pavilion from above.
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From here, visitors will descend into an underground auditorium with seating for 1,000.
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Paths will wind throughout a verdant landscape.
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