In a new oral history to mark Infinite Loop's 25th anniversary, Apple leaders past and present look back on the Cupertino campus that was Apple's home for nearly a quarter century — and ...

Apple Park is the company's second campus built in Cupertino, California, and it was one of the final products pitched by the late CEO, Steve Jobs. The massive ring-shaped building is now an ...

Apple's newest campus building looks a bit like a futuristic reimagining of one of the Hobbit-hole homes from J.R.R. Tolkien's books. But you won't find any hairy-foot hobbits inside — just ...

But Apple has focused on its campus' outside spaces as well as the inside of its buildings. Some 80% of the new campus will be reserved for green space, and Apple has planted thousands of trees.

And there's a 1,000-person auditorium for launch events and public presentations, named "Steve Jobs Theatre." Employees start moving in next month. "The main building, parking structure, theatre ...

Apple's new spaceship-shaped campus is almost ready for opening day. The Cupertino, California based site is planned to be finished by 2017, but this drone footage shows just how finished it looks.

Apple's $5 billion "Spaceship" campus in Cupertino, California, almost looks like it's ready for takeoff. Construction on the project, titled Apple Campus 2, started in 2013, and planning was in ...

According to El Economista, British architect Norman Foster will be the head of operations to design Apple’s new campus in Cupertino. Sources familiar to the matter told El Economista that the new ...

First announced by Steve Jobs in 2006, Apple kicked off construction on its new 175-acre “Campus 2” in late 2013 and was expected to start moving in more than 12,000 of its employees in April ...