2011-12-07T13:32:00.000Z

Apple submitted a new batch of plans and renderings for its huge new Cupertino headquarters.

The new office space will house 13,000 employees. It will be four stories tall, and the landscape will be covered with 6,000 trees.

And more important than all of that, it looks really freaking cool. The spaceship-esque building looks better than ever in these hi-resolution photos.

Here's an overview. Looks like a spaceship landed in Cupertino.

Another perspective. Take note of all the trees.

We're not sure what to make of this one, so we'll just call it, "running late."

The tall grass is an interesting touch. Apple plans to have wildflowers covering 30% of the campus.

A look at the building as you approach it. You can see it's obscured slightly by trees.

Four stories tall with lots of curved glass

This gives you an idea of what it will look like from the outside looking in. You can see that trees hide the building, so if you're a Cupertino resident and you're not into the spaceship look it shouldn't be a problem.

This is how the space will be divided. Walkways around the perimeter, with one food service area (at 2 o' clock on this drawing.)

Another overview rendering. Crazy how different this building looks in comparison to its surroundings.

Apple will be taking up a big plot of land

The drawing on the left is how many trees are on the property now. On the right are Apple's plans for trees. Apple will add 1,700 more trees.

Now check out What Apple's Grand Central Terminal Store Looks Like On The Inside >>>

Fresh, High Resolution Pictures Of Apple's New Spaceship Headquarters

Here's an overview. Looks like a spaceship landed in Cupertino.

Another perspective. Take note of all the trees.

We're not sure what to make of this one, so we'll just call it, "running late."

The tall grass is an interesting touch. Apple plans to have wildflowers covering 30% of the campus.

A look at the building as you approach it. You can see it's obscured slightly by trees.

Four stories tall with lots of curved glass

This gives you an idea of what it will look like from the outside looking in. You can see that trees hide the building, so if you're a Cupertino resident and you're not into the spaceship look it shouldn't be a problem.

This is how the space will be divided. Walkways around the perimeter, with one food service area (at 2 o' clock on this drawing.)

Another overview rendering. Crazy how different this building looks in comparison to its surroundings.

Apple will be taking up a big plot of land

The drawing on the left is how many trees are on the property now. On the right are Apple's plans for trees. Apple will add 1,700 more trees.

Now check out What Apple's Grand Central Terminal Store Looks Like On The Inside >>>

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