This is a static archive of World of Apple, published by Alex Brooks between 2005 and 2015. Nothing here is live or updated since original publication.
The drawings which include architectural drawings which were submitted to the Sydney planning department in October 2006.
On February 6 2007 the plans were approved and revealed for the first time.
The store will consist of three floors, the first two dedicated to sales of Macs and iPods while the top floor will provide customer support with a massive genius bar.
The renovations of the current premises at 77 King Street will likely cost in excess of $15 million, the final store will have 15,000 square feet of retail space with a fantastic glass facade with a 10-foot hanging Apple in the middle.
A render of the future building, the facade which is barely visible, actually sticks out creating a glass box on the front the building.This drawing shows the entirity of the building, the Apple Store is showing whiteThis diagram shows a cross-section view of the store, the floors are clearly labelled for their uses. The suspended Apple is also visible as well as the glass staircase situated at the rear of the storeThe scehmatic drawing shows the ground floor of the store (in white). The drawing notes the electrical enginers asThe drawing shows a view straight towards the front of the store, clearly highlighting the suspended 3 metre tall Apple logo in the centre of the glass facade. The dark grey represents suspended glass.
