14 DAY TRIAL // Apple launched the iPhone 8 and the iPhone X on September 12 at the company’s new Apple Park headquarters, and the main event took place at the already famous Steve Jobs theater.
And while everything looked stunning for people who were there in person, not the same thing can be said about those who watched the event online, who only got to check out the Apple Park in shots that were posted by people who attended the show.
Thankfully, reddit user ajsayshello- has posted a small collection of photos that show the iPhone X demo area and part of the Apple Park without a crowd, confirming once again that Apple has paid incredible attention to every little detail inside its new headquarters.
High-class interior design
The building itself is beautiful by all means and the iPhone X room perfectly shows that Apple worked with the most talented designers to smoothly transfer the finest details of its products and packaging to architecture. As some reddit users state, the iPhone X itself looks even better in these shots, though that top notch is still very likely to be a major setback for a substantial number of customers.
But leaving the bad parts aside, the high-class interior design and the UFO-like architecture are both living proof that waiting for nearly 5 years to have this building opening its doors was totally worth it.
The Apple Park has a 175-acre campus and a 2.8 million-square-foot main building, housing 12,000 employees. Apple CEO Tim Cook himself reckoned the Apple Park is the result of Steve Jobs’ ambition to have a one-of-a-kind center for creativity and collaboration.
“Steve’s vision for Apple stretched far beyond his time with us. He intended Apple Park to be the home of innovation for generations to come,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO, earlier this year when the construction entered the final stages.
