Join me on my first visit to Apple Park in Cupertino, California—the stunning headquarters of Apple Inc. This video captures ...

The Apple Park campus will replace 5 million square feet of asphalt and concrete with grassy fields and more than 9,000 drought-resistant and native trees, Apple said.

Apple Park is right down the street from Apple's current campus, Infinite Loop, and is significantly larger. Apple/Cupertino City Council Apple's architect is Foster + Partners.

Apple Park captures his spirit uncannily well," added Laurene Powell Jobs, Steve Jobs' widow. "He would have flourished, as the people of Apple surely will, on this luminously designed campus ...

Apple Park will have 1,000 on-site charging stations for electric vehicles. There will be 1,500 bikes on campus for employees to use to get around. The inner part of the circular building is 30 acres.

The campus was supposed to open last month, but, even with all the detail in this new report, it's not clear exactly when Apple is opening Apple Park and when all of Apple's employees with move in.

Apple today announced that Apple Campus 2 will be open and ready for employees to begin moving in this April, while also officially naming the site "Apple Park." Moving more than 12,000 employees ...

Apple has been building its giant new "spaceship" campus in the company's hometown of Cupertino, California, since December of 2013, and since then fans have paid obsessive attention to the structure.

The new campus will be called Apple Park. “It’s nice to (call it) a name other than the spaceship,” joked Angela Tsui, Cupertino’s economic development manager.

The land under Apple Park was HP's advanced products campus before Apple tore the building down in 2013. The land was finally fully cleared in 2014. Here's a photo from May of that year.

Apple employees are moving into their new campus in Cupertino, California, called Apple Park, this month. The campus is striking to see up close or in drone flyover videos — it's a giant ...

Apple Park is the last product from co-founder Steve Jobs, who died Oct. 5, 2011, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer.The famously detail-oriented leader had envisioned Apple's new ...