The Cupertino City Council will cast their final votes on Apple’s dream headquarters design, giving a thumbs-up or thumbs-down to the project. Which is why just a few days ago, Apple opened their doors to the Bay Area News Group for a rare glimpse at their in-house scale model for Apple Campus 2.
“This will be one of the most environmentally sustainable developments on this scale anywhere in the world,” according to Dan Whisenhunt, Apple’s Director of Real Estate & Facilities. Not only does it use 30% less energy than a comparable building, but what energy it does use is a staggering 100% reneweable—”which is unheard of on this scale, with most of it produced on-site.”
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