On May 15, the Wall Street Journal reported that Apple employees began to move to Apple Park last month. The first batch of Apple employees who moved to Apple Park had 12,000 employees. The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple Park is the most expensive corporate park in history. The circular main building in the new campus is 2.8 million square feet, and its exterior is seamless curved glass. There is also a theater building that looks like a MacBook Air. Apple Park, a $5 billion project, has more than 100 architects involved in the design and construction of the new campus. According to architects, the new campus has attracted much attention from Apple. Apple executives including Apple’s chief design officer Jonathan Ivey have paid close attention to the construction progress of the new campus. Professor Louise Mozingo, a professor at the University of California at Berkeley and author of Pastoral Capitalism, said in an interview with the Wall Street Journal: “This is something rich and powerful people will do since the construction of the Pyramid by Egyptian Pharaohs. All along, building such a building is actually proclaiming their power to the world." Earlier, Apple said that the construction of such a new campus is to bring together employees scattered throughout California to strengthen cooperation and develop new products. Since the new park construction plan was publicized in 2011, Apple's design team has not dared to relax in the design of the new park. It was as large as an architectural design, as small as a sprinkler and a doorknob, and the team personally checked it. To this end, Foster + Partners, a London-based design and construction firm, has also opened offices in the Bay Area to better manage and coordinate matters. As for how high Apple's requirements are, here we can give an example: For example, ladder apples also require the need to build a detailed model first, and then build it after inspection. Just like Apple's new products must be prototyped first, then Only then can it be put into production. Because the theater was designed like a MacBook Air, so the roof had to use carbon fiber materials, heavy carbon fiber roof directly on the glass wall. Architects and engineers need to hide wires and fire pipes at the seams of glass panels. At the entrance to the Steve Jobs Theater, walk down the stairs and enter the theater. There are more than 1,000 locations where Apple can hold a variety of large and small conferences. The location of the WWDC conference held in June this year has been confirmed. It is not at the Jobs Theater. So we may have to wait until the iPhone conference this fall to be able to see the inside of the new theater. In this place called the "Jobs Theatre", the release of the iPhone's 10th Anniversary product is also very special!