Apple Park is almost done, the last few things and cleaning are left

After a month, we have another video, thanks to which we can get a clear idea of ​​​​what Apple Park currently looks like, what still needs to be completed, and when the whole complex could officially open. Last week Apple has opened a new visitor center, which belongs to the complex, but is outside the main building. In a new video, we can see what it looks like with the progress of work within the entire complex, and for the first time in months, it seems that the end is really close.

With a few exceptions, the ground work is complete, the tree construction also appears to be complete. Sidewalks and driveways are finally finished within the entire area. In some places, the final landscaping is still being finished, in others it is just waiting for the new grass to grow. The lake inside the "ring" was filled with water and the whole complex somewhat resembles a large orchard or botanical garden. The main building has not been worked on for several weeks, and from the video it can be concluded that everything is ready inside. Security booths are also operational upon arrival at the site.

In the following weeks, excess construction material, soil and equipment should be removed from the site. The cleanup should be a sort of final phase of the entire construction process, and given the California climate, it's quite possible that it could be done by the end of the year. We'll see how the whole process moves into the next and last update this year, which we'll see towards the end of December. 2018 could be a "new" start for Apple.

Source: YouTube