Apple Park is more expensive than Bucharest Palace, Romania's capital, or Abu Dhabi Royal Palace, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (both priced at $3 billion).
This headquarters is called a boat by many people, but Apple people call it a ring.
The entire area outside the headquarters is planted with natural trees.
Nature-friendly architecture.
Not only that, about 1,000 bicycles are arranged in the premises of the building for employees to move. The road for bicycles and running is also built to make the area look like a park.
The 4-storey main building will have transparent glass walls, allowing people inside to see the outside or people outside to look into the gardens in the house. More than 3,000 curved glass panels will be used.
Inside, there are many meeting rooms and cafes for Apple staff to meet.
The Product Experience Center, located in the Apple Park campus.
The small pond inside the "ring" has been replenished with water. Seen from above, this headquarters looks like a golf course.
Foreigners cannot enter inside this headquarters. This is the road leading to where Tim Cook and his colleagues work.
According to an architect participating in the project, when asked about the wood for wall construction, the late CEO not only simply said "I like oak" or "I like maple" but also allegitiously requested that the wood must be "cut in winter, corner 3/4, preferably in January, to have the least amount of plastic and sugar".
