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Bloomberg reports that Apple's ambitious Spaceship-like campus will likely be delayed until 2016. The project was originally revealed back in June and was presented to the Cupertino city council by Steve Jobs himself.

Apple Inc. (AAPL) said the construction of a new spaceship-like headquarters with a circular design in Cupertino, California, won’t be completed until mid-2016, later than originally projected, as the company revises its plans.

The new campus was originally targeted for completion by 2015, but November filing made city approval unlikely by the originally planned dates.

Bloomberg reports the new plans show no major changes to the original campus plans, but does include some additional parking, more landscaped area and other small changes. The main four-story building remains the same circular shape as shown above.

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Bubba Satori Avatar
141 months ago
Just in time for the new Mac Pro.
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hollerz Avatar
141 months ago
... and "back in June" of 2011.

I've noticed a lot of basic editorial mistakes like this recently.
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
iMikeT Avatar
141 months ago
... and "back in June" of 2011.

I've noticed a lot of basic editorial mistakes like this recently.


Which is why MacRumors should hire guys like us to catch these errors. What are these positions called again.... Oh yeah, proofreaders! :D


Anyway, I was hoping to take a ride on this mothership. Sucks that we have to wait another year. :(
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
jabingla2810 Avatar
141 months ago
Cannot wait to see this building become a reality.

Such a cool design.
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
neupane00 Avatar
141 months ago
RE: Back in june --> I have to agree. Lot of basic mistakes these days. Wonder whats going on !!
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
myrtlebee Avatar
141 months ago
I'm curious to know how the members of the Cupertino city council sat quietly during a presentation from a ghost.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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