Apple logo takes shape ahead of ‘Spring Forward’ event

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Apple is taking over the Yerba Buena Center. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Mac
Apple is taking over the Yerba Buena Center. Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Mac

We’re just days away from finding out all the juicy details of the Apple Watch, but preparations are already underway at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.

Apple’s crew began working on the event decorations this morning by adding a giant Apple logo graphic to front of Yerba Buena. It’s still a work in progress, but it looks like Apple is using the same graphic from the event invites that went out last week. Along with the Apple signage, a giant white tent has also been constructed nearby, presumably as a press hands-on area for after the event.

Update: Day two, and Apple is close to finishing the signage along with a mysterious white tent. Looks like there will be a separate hands-on area for trying on the Watch like the September event at The Flint Center.

Photo: Jim Merithew/ Cult of Mac
Photo: Jim Merithew/ Cult of Mac
Photo: Jim Merithew/ Cult of Mac
Photo: Jim Merithew/ Cult of Mac
Photo: Jim Merithew/ Cult of Mac
Photo: Jim Merithew/ Cult of Mac
Photo: Jim Merithew/ Cult of Mac
Photo: Jim Merithew/ Cult of Mac
Photo: Jim Merithew/ Cult of Mac
Photo: Jim Merithew/ Cult of Mac

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