New drone footage shows off Apple’s spaceship campus

Apple is certainly one of the leading technology companies in the world, especially in terms of innovation, and theirs is a story of determination coupled with some exceptionally talented people at the helm pulling it through some difficult and dark days. Having said that, the environment in which such creativity is bred is also important, which is why Apple continues to work on their Apple Campus 2 which is scheduled to be complete when 2016 comes around. 

A new YouTube video shows the scale of Apple’s new “Spaceship” campus in Cupertino. The last glimpse we had of the campus was in October, when Apple Insider published footage of a full-scale prototype of a section of the building Apple had constructed in a lot nearby. In this video, it appears some structural construction has begun. When it’s completed, which should be some time in 2016, the vast campus will be home to 12,000 Apple employees. Apple’s donut-shaped spaceship campus, officially called “Apple Campus 2,” will be a big, circular building with an underground parking lot and curved glass panels. It’s being designed by Norman Foster’s firm, Foster + Partners. The new video is the third of the campus uploaded by user myithz. The video was filmed using a DJI Phantom 2 Vision Plus.