April Drone Footage Shows Apple Campus Tunnels: PHOTOS

2016-05-02T17:17:45Z

Every month, we can look forward to new drone footage showing how Apple's massive spaceship campus is progressing.

Dubbed Apple Campus 2, the $5 billion campus is truly beginning to take shape. One of the more interesting things we saw from this month's drone footage, taken by pilot Matthew Roberts, was the network of tunnels, bridges, and ramps being built to connect the massive campus.

Scroll down for a close look of Apple Campus 2:

The new headquarters in Cupertino, California will house more than 12,000 employees.

The main building will have 700,000 solar panels when completed, and 25% of the installation is already done.

But one of the new details we saw from Roberts' drone footage is the network of tunnels being built around campus.

Here we get another look at those tunnels from the side.

Drone footage shows Apple's new 'spaceship' campus is a network of tunnels, bridges, and ramps

The new headquarters in Cupertino, California will house more than 12,000 employees.

The main building will have 700,000 solar panels when completed, and 25% of the installation is already done.

But one of the new details we saw from Roberts' drone footage is the network of tunnels being built around campus.

Here we get another look at those tunnels from the side.

And here we see another one (in yellow) snaking through the center of the main campus.

The campus will be connected through other means as well. The two parking garages, which are near completion, will be connected via ramps and tunnels.

Here we see some of the ramps that will allow people to drive between the two garages.

And some bridges we imagine could be for car and/or pedestrian crossings.

The 120,000-square-foot underground auditorium is progressing as well.

The auditorium will seat 1,000 people upon completion.

There's also a 100,000-square-foot fitness center in the works.

All of that construction has resulted in a massive pile of dirt.

That dirt mountain is actually as tall as the main campus building itself.

Check out the drone footage for yourself.

Drone footage shows Apple's new 'spaceship' campus is a network of tunnels, bridges, and ramps

The new headquarters in Cupertino, California will house more than 12,000 employees.

The main building will have 700,000 solar panels when completed, and 25% of the installation is already done.

But one of the new details we saw from Roberts' drone footage is the network of tunnels being built around campus.

Here we get another look at those tunnels from the side.

And here we see another one (in yellow) snaking through the center of the main campus.

The campus will be connected through other means as well. The two parking garages, which are near completion, will be connected via ramps and tunnels.

Here we see some of the ramps that will allow people to drive between the two garages.

And some bridges we imagine could be for car and/or pedestrian crossings.

The 120,000-square-foot underground auditorium is progressing as well.

The auditorium will seat 1,000 people upon completion.

There's also a 100,000-square-foot fitness center in the works.

All of that construction has resulted in a massive pile of dirt.

That dirt mountain is actually as tall as the main campus building itself.

Check out the drone footage for yourself.

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