Today's Apple offices and stores are known for their modern and minimalist style. But in the past, the design of Apple's headquarters was very different from what it is today.
This is Infinite Loop, the headquarters of Apple before they moved to Apple Park in 2017.
Infinite Loop is designed with a design similar to a university campus, with multi-storey buildings surrounded by green areas. The area itself reaches 7.9 hectares.
When compared to Apple's current office, the Infinite Loop's design and aesthetic are somewhat out of date.
It doesn't look like the industrial minimalist style that currently characterizes Apple for its offices and stores around the world.
In some photos you can even see furniture with colorful patterns and fabrics, not the neutral color palette that is synonymous with Apple today.
Apple was headquartered in Infinite Loop from 1993 to 2017.
Now Apple's headquarters is in Apple Park whose exterior design is similar to that of a UFO.
Apple Park and Infinite Loop are still in one area, Cupertino, California. The distance between Apple Park and Infinite Loop is only about eight minutes by car.
Although no longer headquartered in Infinite Loop, this building is still used as an office and laboratory.
Infinite Loop is also now converted into an Apple Store that sells Apple devices and souvenirs. It is the only part of their headquarters that the public is allowed to visit.