These are the advances of Apple Park one month after its opening

April is the month marked by the big apple to begin employee migration from Apple Campus to Apple Park, which will last more than 3 months. Construction progress in recent months has been incredibly fast. Today we can see the progress in a new video in view of drone, in which we can see the builders finishing tasks in the main buildings. Now it is as much about eliminating the mounds of earth with plants and trees that give the green touch to the campus and, on the other hand, finalizing both the communications to enter Apple Park and the connection between the different buildings within the campus.

Apple Park ready for April migration

Steve was fascinated by the light and expanse of the California landscape. It was his source of inspiration. And Apple Park reflects that perfectly. On this bright campus he would have achieved great achievements, as will Apple employees

These were the words of the Steve Jobs widow, happy with the work that has been done over the years. There are many drone view videos that we see every week, and in each one we see how progress is made in a work as large as Apple Park. This time it's the youtubers Matthew Roberts and Duncan Sinfield those who fly a DJI Inspire 1 above construction.

In the video we can see how solar panels are still being installed in the main building, which is almost finished, which will accommodate more than 13.000 employees. On the other hand, the Steve Jobs Theater It is already finished and is covered so as not to reveal the interior until it is opened.

As we have already commented other times, Apple Park will be powered entirely by renewable energy as microgrid plates capable of generating more than 15 megawatts of energy that, together with the plates located in North Carolina, will keep the campus afloat.

We can also see that trees are being planted throughout the entire Apple Park since employees will have more than 3 kilometers to walk in their free time and, to have a good ecosystem, nature has to be present, this is how Steve Jobs suggested.

Image - Duncan sinfield