The company needs three permits for the work to be allowed to proceed:įor the trees, Apple has submitted a report showing full details of the identity, location, and condition of each of them. The city’s planning commission has accepted that the project qualifies for the faster approvals process, and has given provisional go-ahead for the work. Apple submitted a checklist to show that this is the case. There is a special streamlined approval process for developments that can be shown to comply with city guidelines for such projects.
Approval processĪll redevelopment proposals of course require planning approval. Renders show that the new building will also look significantly better than the old one.Ĭontrast this Google StreetView of the existing building with the above render of the new one:Ī small part of the building is designated commercial space, rather than office space, but it’s unclear whether this will be an Apple Store, a coffee shop, or something else. However, the company has a number of other offices dotted around the city, including one at 19191 Vallco Parkway – referred to as Apple VP1.Īpple proposes to demolish the existing building, and replace it with one offering a touch more than twice the floorspace. The city’s planning commission has already recommended that the redevelopment be allowed to go ahead, but there will now be an opportunity for any public objections … Plan for new Apple offices in CupertinoĪpple’s primary campus is, of course, Apple Park. The proposed new building will be twice the size and more contemporary in appearance. A proposal to demolish an existing Apple building in Cupertino and replace it with new Apple offices on the same site faces a public hearing next week.
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