Apple’s spaceship campus gets closer to launch in latest drone vid

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Landscaping on Apple's HQ is still underway.
Landscaping on Apple's HQ is still underway.
Photo: Matthew Roberts/YouTube

Cupertino has been soaked with rain the last few days which has made construction on Apple’s spaceship campus messy work in the latest drone video showing the headquarter’s progress.

Smaller structures are starting to take shape inside the infinite loop, while construction of the solar roof is about 65% complete. The first of hundreds of large trees have finally brought in as landscaping continues on the property. Crews have nearly finished burying the main tunnel to the parking lots which are now starting to be used.

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Apple is set to move into the new campus later this year. The project was originally unveiled by Steve Jobs shortly before his death. Once completed, the campus will house 13,000 employees in four-story circular building.

The entire campus will look more like a nature refuge than an office building. Trees and landscaping will be the last bits added over the next couple of months to get it the zen beauty that Steve Jobs envisioned.

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