Apple Tower Theater opens June 24 and is set to look stunning
What you need to know
- Apple Tower Theater will open on June 27.
- The store has undergone an extensive restoration project.
After three years of restoration work, Apple Tower Theater in LA's Broadway Theater District is set to open on June 24.
Architects Foster + Partners have been working to bring the site back to its former glory including details that will remind everyone of the building's beginnings – but that doesn't mean changes aren't going to be apparent as Curbed reported back in 2018.
The folk at 9to5Mac have more details about the new store, including the fact the namesake clock tower has received some attention, too.
All of this will be worthwhile when Apple opens its new store on June 24. If you're visiting the store and take photos, we'd love to see them. Hit us up on Twitter!
Nobody quite does retail stores like Apple and Apple Tower Theater is just the latest example of that. Apple Stores are as much landmarks as they are places to buy things and that's sure to be the case once more when the world returns to normal.
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