Norman Foster, the man responsible for Apple Park’s iconic design, sat down for a new interview to talk about that process and his time with late CEO Steve Jobs.
Apple has called Cupertino, California, a home for quite some time. From 1993 until 2017, Apple conducted a majority of its business at the Apple Infinite Loop campus.
However, in 2018, the company officially swapped its headquarters for Apple Park, a massive ring-shaped campus affectionately dubbed “The Spaceship.” The building was pitched by late CEO Steve Jobs, and was designed by English architect and designer Norman Foster.
Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums Norman Foster, the man responsible for Apple Park’s iconic design, sat down for a new interview to talk about that process and his time with late CEO Steve Jobs.Apple ParkApple has called Cupertino, California, a home for quite some time. From 1993 until 2017, Apple conducted a majority of its business at the Apple Infinite Loop campus.However, in 2018, the company officially swapped its headquarters for Apple Park, a massive ring-shaped campus affectionately dubbed “The Spaceship.” The building was pitched by late CEO Steve Jobs, and was designed by English architect and designer Norman Foster. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums Read More
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