Recently a friend visited Apple Park in the US. From the first-floor corridor, he took a few photos of the courtyard through the vast glass curtain, giving the author a chance to see Steve Jobs’ last great project.
Although most of the interior design details can’t be seen in person, the landscape of that enormous courtyard struck me as a bit odd. Not only does the planting design lack aesthetic appeal, but the whole space feels somewhat crude—seemingly out of tune with the spaceship-like atmosphere that Apple Park is nicknamed for.
After looking up some information, I found that Jobs had already passed away before construction officially began.
If the close-up view seems odd, then surely the distant view is fine, right?
But in the satellite photos, the author saw an even stranger sight. Take a look at the photo below—doesn’t Apple Park’s courtyard look like Plankton (Sheldon James Plankton Jr., or Plankton for short) is about to do something evil? (laughs)
Plankton in the Apple Park courtyard
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