Apple's New Causeway Bay Retail Store in Hong Kong Unveiled
Earlier this week, we noted that this weekend's group of Apple retail store grand openings would be headlined by the company's Causeway Bay flagship location in Hong Kong. The store features three levels, with a 30-foot tall glass curtain wall making a significant impact on the shopping center.
With the store set to open to the public tomorrow, Apple has been putting the finishing touches on it and has unveiled the store for passersby to see. ifoAppleStore's Gary Allen pointed to an image posted to Flickr showing showing the full scale of the store's glass facade.
M.I.C. gadget has also posted a number of photos of the store, as well as a short video giving a glimpse of the store from the outside.
As we previously noted, Apple is also opening new stores tomorrow in the following cities: Chengdu, China; Melbourne, Australia; and Malmö, Sweden. Apple is also opening its replacement
Third Street Promenade store in Santa Monica, California tomorrow, moving into a
much larger space. The new store is one of the first to use a design based on that of the
Upper West Side store in Manhattan, with similar stores having already opened in
Houston and
Palo Alto.
Finally, Apple is opening a replacement Rockway store in New Jersey tomorrow, allowing Apple to close one of its last "mini-stores" in the U.S.
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It doesn't look anything at all like any of the other Apple stores.
Seriously you could take a photo of any of the other stores and say its in Antarctica or the Florida swamp and no one would know the difference.All the Apple stores look the same, thats the whole point. I don't understand the fascination with posting photos of every new store as if it is something special.
Are there websites that post photos of all the new Starbucks or McDonalds that open up as well?
I'm foreseeing iced pumpkin spice lattes being spilled all over MacBook Pros.
It looks like every other Apple store in every shopping mall in every city everywhere.
Meh.