Inside Apple's $5 Billion Headquarters

In 2017 construction on Apple’s new headquarters, called Apple Park, was finally completed. It took four years to build, and cost Apple over five billion dollars. That makes it one of the most expensive buildings on earth. And many people have wondered what exactly Apple got for their money. So in this video, we’re going to take a look inside Apple Park and discover the buildings and facilities that make the headquarters so special.

[eddiesansoni]

I built that building, I was there for 4.5 years from dirt to finish. I'm a Electrician, been in every room in that place. I built most of the electrical rooms in that building, Was a fun job, experience I'll never forget.

[johngullo]

Window washers:
“Looks like we’re gonna be here for a while.”

[joshuajoe]

It’s crazy to think that Apple largest acquisition (Beats by Dr. Dre) cost them 3 Billion dollars while their HQ cost 5 Billion dollars.

[wasnjetztlos]

This music is so satisfying and calm.
To watch this video at evening when you look of the lights of yours street is just the peace we need today

[dip.]

They made sure that they have no Windows and only just glass.

[ChaitanyaOnTech]

The apple event’s transitions were so dope

[andrewfellowsbaritone]

My dad was the superintendent on that job while it was being built. He’s got so many stories from that project. Particularity about the curved glass panels being broken and Apple having to import more from Italy.

[honey-joru]

This is less than a mile away from my house. Always wondered what the heck is going on inside 😂

[treylu]

I can't imagine being an introvert in a building designed to force interactions lol.

[mikesuarez]

I think this is one of the most beautiful buildings in the world

[subbion]

one problem i have with the design is that the extent of “openness” in this building is nearly identical to a panopticon. one difference: every employee can see every other employee at any given time, which is scarier in a way. suppressing privacy is an overt way of enforcing control because it abrogates the possibility of groups forming who disagree with the greater consensus.

[vrockandpop]

Reason for Why they removed charger from box
Cost of this construction 😂😂

[pietjejantje]

Apple: builds a $5 billion aquarium designed for "interaction". Apple employees: we'd like to keep working from home.

[carltonleboss]

It's a shame Jobs never lived to see this.

[tcoo]

The openness looks like absolute hell. You would just feel watched and overwhelmed the entire time.

[agjelosgjana]

How do you get seriously injured by walking into glass? Were they running for their lives?

[funnykai]

for one of my birthdays i just wanna go there, not even to buy anything, just to take it in.

[DeathPerMinute]

Everything about it is just so cool and the vibe I’m getting from it is just so peaceful.

[eeston]

This is a great video! I watched it from start to end and i really enjoyed it! Great work man, keep it up!

[SentientMuffin]

I’m saying this as an Apple user myself: you gotta love that the Ring is a literal walled garden.