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Apple announced this week that their new Apple campus in Cupertino, CA is the greenest building in the work. It’s 3.5 million square feet of office and laboratory space. Green? Say what?
Join Eric and I as we discuss Apple’s announcement this week about their new headquarters is the most green building in the world.
Apple says its new headquarters is the greenest building in the world.
STATISTICS:
It’s a marvel of architecture, engineering and landscape architecture, but is it green?
DETAILS:
One third of workers are finding alternative methods to reach a suburban office park next to a major highway?
The fire suppression systems come from yachts. Craftspeople harvested the wood paneling at the exact time of year the late Steve Jobs demanded—mid-winter—so the sap content wouldn’t be ruinously high.
YouTube Drone Video
IMPACTS:
How green can a building be if it forces its employees to drive to work?
from Lloyd Alter in Treehugger: the average commute time in the area is 30 minutes and the average speed a roaring 14.3 MPH, and the average passenger-miles per gallon is 34.3.
SOURCES/FURTHER READING:
One Thing Silicon Valley Can’t Seem to Fix
Apple Park: How many cafes, parking spaces, bicycles …
Apple Says Its New Headquarters Could Be the Greenest Building in the World. Not With 11,000 Parking Spaces!
Tim Cook calls the new Apple headquarters “the greenest building on the planet”. It’s not.
New Apple Park Drone Video Shows Off Steve Jobs Theater as Lobby Lights Up
Houses Near Apple Park Met With Increased Tourism and Rising Real Estate Values
What’s Wrong with Apple’s New Headquarters
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Apple announced this week that their new Apple campus in Cupertino, CA is the greenest building in the work. It’s 3.5 million square feet of office and laboratory space. Green? Say what?
Join Eric and I as we discuss Apple’s announcement this week about their new headquarters is the most green building in the world.
Apple says its new headquarters is the greenest building in the world.
STATISTICS:
It’s a marvel of architecture, engineering and landscape architecture, but is it green?
DETAILS:
One third of workers are finding alternative methods to reach a suburban office park next to a major highway?
The fire suppression systems come from yachts. Craftspeople harvested the wood paneling at the exact time of year the late Steve Jobs demanded—mid-winter—so the sap content wouldn’t be ruinously high.
YouTube Drone Video
IMPACTS:
How green can a building be if it forces its employees to drive to work?
from Lloyd Alter in Treehugger: the average commute time in the area is 30 minutes and the average speed a roaring 14.3 MPH, and the average passenger-miles per gallon is 34.3.
SOURCES/FURTHER READING:
One Thing Silicon Valley Can’t Seem to Fix
Apple Park: How many cafes, parking spaces, bicycles …
Apple Says Its New Headquarters Could Be the Greenest Building in the World. Not With 11,000 Parking Spaces!
Tim Cook calls the new Apple headquarters “the greenest building on the planet”. It’s not.
New Apple Park Drone Video Shows Off Steve Jobs Theater as Lobby Lights Up
Houses Near Apple Park Met With Increased Tourism and Rising Real Estate Values
What’s Wrong with Apple’s New Headquarters
Receive automatic updates when you subscribe below!
If you enjoyed the show, please rate it on iTunes and write a review. It would really help us spread the word about the ARE Podcast. Thanks!
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