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Showing posts with label Architecture. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Newest Stunning Images of Apple Campus 2

Newest Stunning Images of Apple Campus 2 By Henes Pitt

Apple Inc. has recently released the newest stunning images of Apple Circular Headquarters to the City Council at Cupertino with more details and renderings of the future campus which will count with 2.8 million square-feet with four workplace floors for 12,000 employees.

 

The new Apple Circular Headquarters officially named as Apple Campus 2 is proposed to come up at Cupertino and Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs recently presented his proposal for a huge circular ‘spaceship-like’ Office, Research and Development Building over 2.8 million square feet which will house 12,000 people in one building. Apple campus 2 stretching over a 175-acre area has also planned a 1,000 seat Corporate Auditorium, a Corporate Fitness Center and research facilities of 300,000 square feet, and a cafeteria that seats 3,000 people. Apple promises that the new campus will be a “distinctive and inspiring 21st Century workplace.” Apple’s current Infinite Loop headquarters only houses 3,000 employees so that Apple must rent out extra space to temporarily squeeze in 1,300 more employees for the time being.

 

 

“Apple Campus 2″ at Cupertino will have space for up to 13,000 employees

 

Apple Campus 2″ at Cupertino will have space for up to 13,000 employees

 

Thousands of trees were planted both inside and outside

Thousands of trees were planted both inside and outside

 

The building is made from the world's largest glasses used in construction

The building is made from the world's largest glasses used in construction


The project will be launched next year and completed in 2015

The project will be launched next year and completed in 2015


Apple Campus 2 will be the best office building in the world according to Steve Jobs announced

Apple Campus 2 will be the best office building in the world according to Steve Jobs 


The new Apple circular headquarters will have minimal impact on the local power grid, due to its own, self-contained electrical plant

The new Apple circular headquarters will have minimal impact on the local power grid due to its own self-contained electrical plant

 

Apple promises that the new campus will be a “distinctive and inspiring 21st Century workplace”

Apple promises that the new beautiful campus will be a “distinctive and inspiring 21st Century workplace”

 

Newest Stunning Images of Apple Campus 2

 

Related links:

Apple’s New Spaceship-Like Architecture Is Not Unique

Headquarters Similar To Apple’s New Spaceship

Sprint's Headquarters in Kansas

About the Author:

Jason Ford works as a web developer and an editor of a weekly technology magazine. With the passion in technology, he has published numerous articles to provide readers reliable information about technology products and hot technology events around the world.

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Monday, June 20, 2011

Apple’s New Spaceship-Like Architecture Is Not Unique

Apple’s New Spaceship-Like Architecture Is Not Unique By Taylor Meyer

Together with some headquarters like the Apple’s new spaceship, a lot of works with vast, circular and spaceship-like architecture are considered having similarities with Apple’s new campus which occupies 3.1 million block feet οf building space with room fοr аѕ many аѕ 13,000 people.


Let’s review the structure of Apple’s new campus located in the San Francisco Bay Area city of Cupertino according to Steve Jobs’ planning: A circular building, utilizing curved glass throughout the entire structure. Apple’s "spaceship" style building will be constructed using some of the biggest pieces of glass made for architectural purposes. Moreover, to keep the green for the new campus, Apple plans to make use of a naturally powered energy center for their primary source of power and use the city's power grid as backup.


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Apple's headquarters is expected to be launched in 2012 and completed in 2015 with a diameter up to 480 meters, located in Cupertino (USA)


And enjoy these circular architectures and compare how they are similar to Apple’s new spaceship-like structure:


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Thе Apple “spaceship” pattern looks a lot likе Government Communications Headquarters in Cheltenham with the outside diameter of 195 meters


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The Pentagon in Arlington (USA) is a pentagon, but if it is in a circle, the circle will have a diameter of 485 meters.


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Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico with a diameter of 305 meters


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European Synchrotron Radiation Facility in Grenoble (France) with a diameter of 325 meters


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Krugli Dom in Moscow (Russia) with a diameter of 120 meters


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The mosque Al-Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, western Saudi peninsula


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Colosseum in Rome (Italy) 189m long and 156 meters wide


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Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider at the Brookhaven National Laboratory Center, New York (USA) with a diameter of 965m


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The Tevatron accelerator at Fermilab Research Center in Illinois (USA) with a diameter of 1,900m


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Grindtorp in Stockholm (Sweden) with approximately 400m in length


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Sun City area of Maricopa, Arizona (USA) with a diameter of 1130 m


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Thе Apple “spaceship” achitecture is similar to the Wimbledon Tennis Court in the centre of London (UK) with a diameter of 100m


Related links:

Headquarters Similar To Apple’s New Spaceship

Top Ten Unique Cathedral Architectures

About the Author:

Jason Ford works as a web developer and an editor of a weekly technology magazine. With the passion in technology, he has published numerous articles to provide readers reliable information about technology products and hot technology events around the world.

Articles Source: Apple’s New Spaceship-Like Architecture Is Not Unique