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Apple’s spaceship campus close to completion

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Apple’s so-called “spaceship” campus is in the final stages of development, with the company’s futuristic Cupertino headquarters set to open its doors to some 13,000 workers early next year.

Several drone enthusiasts have been making regular flyover videos of the location ever since work started there around three years ago, posting their aerial adventures on YouTube.

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The latest (above), from Matthew Roberts, gathers together snippets from videos shot over the last six months, highlighting construction progress on the spaceship’s various features, most of which look pretty much built.

Besides the striking hoop-shaped centerpiece, the video also shows the entrance to the underground, 1,000-seat auditorium, the roof of which features the largest freestanding carbon-fiber roof ever made. We also see the enormous research and development facility where Jony Ive and his team will be based, as well as the fitness center and main parking garages.

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