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Apple has yet to complete their new campus, but thanks to a Minecraft player you can take a virtual tour of the company's new headquarters. Alex Westerlund took more than 232 hours to replicate the Apple spaceship campus in Minecraft without using any help or mods. Westerlund claims that the virtual campus is 100 percent accurate....

A new aerial timelapse video shows significant construction progress has been made on Apple's future Cupertino headquarters. There is still ample amount of work to be done before it resembles a polished corporate campus. While some satellite structures like the R&D building and the parking garage appear mostly complete in the drone video, shot by...

Today, Popular Science has posted an article detailing Apple’s upcoming Campus 2. The report includes their own private tour of the company’s new headquarters. The new headquarters, nicknamed “The Spaceship,” is over one mile in circumference and will house over 13,000 employees when it is completed later this year. Apple’s Campus 2 will run entirely...

Apple has inked a deal for a second spaceship-like headquarters, this time in Sunnyvale, California, the Silicon Valley Business Journal reports. The iPhone maker has inked a deal with Landbank Investments LLC, which two years ago bet that tech companies would be attracted by cutting-edge design and not by the Valley's usual building typology. Landbank...

Negotiations between Apple and the leading builders of the Apple Campus 2, a joint venture of DPR Construction Inc. and Skanka USA, have come to a dead end, so the project will be taken over by another builder, possibly Rudolph & Sletten, reports the Silicon Valley Business Journal (via Fortune). In May, sources speaking with...

The latest aerial tour of Apple’s Campus 2 mega-project, courtesy of AppleInsider, shows major progress in its 'Spaceship' Ring, where interlocking concrete slabs are building a foundation for a steel structure. According to the source, the Ring connects to a tunnel that will replace Pruneridge Avenue, which formerly crossed through the site. Furthermore, the new underground roadway will...

The preparations for Apple's spaceship-like campus' "landing" received the green light as the Cupertino City Council unanimously voted to approve the 2.8 million square-foot building, the dream of the company's co-founder, Steve Jobs. The council's approval came after Apple had participated in a public discussion earlier this month where it presented its plans on how...