Apple's 100,000 square foot fitness center, a must-have perk in the highly-competitive Silicon Valley market, will cost the company $74 million.. Apple's second campus, located in close proximity ...

When complete, the new campus will feature a 2.8 million square foot ring-shaped main building, an underground aprking lot, a 100,000 square foot fitness center, and a 120,000 square foot 1,000 ...

The R&D, testing workshop facilities and server data center of Phase 2 will complement the 2.8-million-square-foot Spaceship designed to accommodate 12,000 employees, along with a fitness center ...

Originally, the Apple Campus 2, ... $74 million for the fitness center, and $25 million for a tunnel, it’s no wonder it might cost as much as Richard Branson’s net worth.

The Apple Campus 2 site Cupertino, ... structure — a spaceship-like building that will be covered with 3,000 glass panels — plus a 100,000-square-foot fitness center and a solar-panel-topped ...

Apple's new "spaceship" campus is well on its way to being the best office building in the ... there will be a 100,000 square foot fitness center that will serve more than 20,000 Apple employees ...

Apple’s mostly glass campus Apple The Glass. ... seven cafes, a fitness center and a 120,000 square-foot theater where Apple will hold its famous product announcements.

New drone footage shows Apple's Campus 2 under major development in Cupertino, California. Viewers can really see the immensity of it all, with everything from a 100,000-square-foot fitness center ...

The new Visitor Center at the Norman Foster-designed Apple campus in Cupertino, California is now open to the public. The center serves as a gateway to the 175-acre Apple Park and its centerpiece: a ...

The visitor center is 18 feet tall and 200 feet long, said Ben Dobbin, an architect with Foster + Partners, the firm that worked with Apple to design the new campus.

Besides the main building and theater, the tech giant’s new base includes a 100,000-square-foot fitness center to keep Apple’s team in top shape, a research and development facility where Jony ...

Apple campus gets it wrong," tweeted longtime tech executive Mitch Kapor, who invests in social impact tech startups through Kapor Capital and the Kapor Center for Social Impact.