It’s time to take a stunning aerial look at Apple’s iconic headquarters in California
Great drone video takes viewers over Apple’s futuristic headquarters in Cupertino, California.
The footage, shared Monday by Ambient via the Sacramento Bee’s video content provider VideoElephant, captures the iconic circular design, lush green spaces and cutting-edge architecture of Apple Park.
Here are five interesting facts about Apple Park:
▪ Circular design: Apple Park’s iconic circular building — opened in 2017, designed by Norman Foster and built at a cost of $5 billion — is a symbol of unity and collaboration among employees. The shape reflects founder Steve Job’s vision for a workplace that inspires creativity and innovation.
▪ Sustainable and green: The campus is powered by 100% renewable energy, primarily from on-site solar panels and geothermal energy. Extensive green spaces are highlighted by an orchard and over 9,000 drought-resistant trees that seems to scream relax and work.
▪ Advanced tech: Apple Park is equipped with a state-of-the-art data center and a network of fiber optic cables.
▪ Innovative architecture: The main building features curved glass panels, some of which function as sliding doors, allowing for a seamless indoor and outdoor flow. Natural materials like wood and stone are incorporated into the design.
▪ Employee perks: Apple Park offers a range of amenities for employees — the building can accomodate 12,000 workers — including a large fitness center, a cafeteria serving food from on-site orchards, a childcare center, and a medical clinic.
This story was originally published February 24, 2025 at 2:25 PM with the headline "It’s time to take a stunning aerial look at Apple’s iconic headquarters in California."
