Apple Submits Updated Campus 2 Plans to Cupertino
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Apple Submits Updated Campus 2 Plans to Cupertino
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Re: Apple Submits Updated Campus 2 Plans to Cupertino
#2It's beautiful. After many decades of Silicon Valley turning from orchards and trees into strip malls and office parks, it looks like Steve wanted to take a little slice of the Valley and turn it back. The building itself takes up a very small part of the land.
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#3One can only applaud this. You do wonder sometimes why companies spent so few $$ on relaxing office buildings. Looking into nature increases productivity and well-being; also there are a lot of findings on how to organize work floors for optimal collaboration etc. Most companies are just not interested. Doesn't make sense to me (except for short-term profits).
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#4My wife is a landscape architect. I think she likes Apple even more, now.
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#5It's a simple concept. Make a place that people want to be and they'll come and they'll stay. Steve knew that he leaned heavily on each and every one of his employees, and that they delivered. I speculate that this was his vision on how to extend those people even further, by exciting them about the simple state of being on the Apple campus.
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#6This building is amazing on so many levels. It's got a very Zen quality to it, the symbolism of the full circle, and to my geek mind it reminded me of the iPod click wheel (wonder if the restaurant area is where the "menu" would be? :-P) It almost feels like last Steve's last One More Thing...
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#7No words can describe how freaking awesome this is.
This could be one of the most influential and inspiring buildings in the world.
Up there with the Burj.
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#8The big PDFs aren't loading for me. Is the idea that the boxes on the bottom are the parking lots, and everyone needs to walk across the big field to get to the building? How far is that? Is there handicapped parking somewhere else?
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#9For those that have been following the development of the new Apple campus, there aren't a lot of changes from when the plans were first released several months back, so no need to click through to the article.
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#10Does someone have a mirror of the plans? The links in the article don't work for me because of the load.