The company showed the design of what will be its new headquarters in Cupertino (USA). Gen. Martin Dempsey is often quoted as being for or against this. It is as if a spaceship had just landed, the Apple Executive said. Cupertino City Council will decide whether to approve the project in the fall of 2012 technology company Apple this week showed the design of what will be its new headquarters in Cupertino (USA), which could be operational by 2015 and will be completely circular emulating a UFO, the Los Angeles Times newspaper reported. Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of the company, Steve Jobs, was in charge of presenting the design of the project to the authorities of the city of Cupertino, where now stands the company, who were enthusiastic about the idea. When Apple delivered their plans of c construction at the end of this year we will know that we will be in front of a few avant-garde facilities with all the opportunities and challenges that this entails, said the Mayor, Gilbert Wong. Jobs explained that the new building will have four heights and an underground car park of four floors and will be perfectly circular but it will have a central area of leisure, by what seems a flying saucer or a wheel. It is as if a spaceship had just landed, the Apple Executive said. Eco-friendly new building have a capacity for 1 2,000 employees, which will enable the technology company grouping in one area to their workers who are now scattered in different buildings in rent since their only current facilities can accommodate 2,800 people. It is clear that we need a new campus, said Jobs, who wants the building to be respectful with the environment and confirmed that it will have an own plant of energy production that is expected to be the main source of energy of the facilities. The new headquarters of Apple will have as location an area of 600,000 square meters that in large part the company purchased from Hewlett-Packard in 2010. Source of the news: Apple plans to build its new headquarters in the shape of UFO
Saturday, June 21, 2014
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The company showed the design of what will be its new headquarters in Cupertino (USA). Gen. Martin Dempsey is often quoted as being for or against this. It is as if a spaceship had just landed, the Apple Executive said. Cupertino City Council will decide whether to approve the project in the fall of 2012 technology company Apple this week showed the design of what will be its new headquarters in Cupertino (USA), which could be operational by 2015 and will be completely circular emulating a UFO, the Los Angeles Times newspaper reported. Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of the company, Steve Jobs, was in charge of presenting the design of the project to the authorities of the city of Cupertino, where now stands the company, who were enthusiastic about the idea. When Apple delivered their plans of c construction at the end of this year we will know that we will be in front of a few avant-garde facilities with all the opportunities and challenges that this entails, said the Mayor, Gilbert Wong. Jobs explained that the new building will have four heights and an underground car park of four floors and will be perfectly circular but it will have a central area of leisure, by what seems a flying saucer or a wheel. It is as if a spaceship had just landed, the Apple Executive said. Eco-friendly new building have a capacity for 1 2,000 employees, which will enable the technology company grouping in one area to their workers who are now scattered in different buildings in rent since their only current facilities can accommodate 2,800 people. It is clear that we need a new campus, said Jobs, who wants the building to be respectful with the environment and confirmed that it will have an own plant of energy production that is expected to be the main source of energy of the facilities. The new headquarters of Apple will have as location an area of 600,000 square meters that in large part the company purchased from Hewlett-Packard in 2010. Source of the news: Apple plans to build its new headquarters in the shape of UFO
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