Given we haven't had any drone flyovers over Apple Park in many years, I didn't even know they built that place!What?! Did anyone know about the construction of this before this point?!
Given we haven't had any drone flyovers over Apple Park in many years, I didn't even know they built that place!What?! Did anyone know about the construction of this before this point?!
Wooden ceilings do too apparently 😫Nothing says “modern” like indoor trees and blocky uncomfortable white couches.
Looks like pretty tall ceilings, 15ft maybe? Guessing it feels very spacious when actually inside.It's strange that the ceiling in the big room is wood. To me, that makes the room feel claustrophobic.
I agree. That is modern architecture which I find cool looking in a picture but in reality cold and lifeless. I liked it when I was in my 20's but in my 40's now I much prefer more classic architecture with natural materials that is warm and inviting.I'm of the mind that most modern architecture lacks charm.
I'm all for clean lines and all but most modern spaces look cold and uninviting.
I prefer old designs applied with a modern sensibility; all this Apple/Jetsons stuff has not and will not age well in my mind at least.
It looks like the observation area from the Jurassic World DominionWas gonna say this looks like something from Silo.
I agree. That is modern architecture which I find cool looking in a picture but in reality cold and lifeless. I liked it when I was in my 20's but in my 40's now I much prefer more classic architecture with natural materials that is warm and inviting.
This, to me summerizes Tim's tenure at Apple.The sterility is from the total lack of decorative items.
It's the epitome of a design vacuum and aesthetic emptiness.
And the irony is that once you leave the Apple bubble the neighborhood isn't even that new or fancy. It's like a 99 Ranch and a bunch of 1500 sq. ft. homes from the 70s (which are all probably 2Mil, because CA, but still)...Dystopian … every time I see Apple Park this or Apple Park that I just think of the outrageous housing prices near Cupertino and the amount of homes this could be. Maybe im getting old but I could care less about offices… of course sitting in Bay Area traffic does amazing stuff for the “green” image of Apple as it takes me an hour and a half to get from downtown San Jose up the peninsula but seems to empty up for a bit after Cupertino.
I wish they'd bring back in-person keynotes. The pre-recorded presentations just lack the warm authenticity that the in-person keynotes had.
And charge us accordingly.Still a pre-warp civilization, but Tim is on the brink of developing the warp drive.