Apple’s Fifth Avenue flagship reopens with famed glass cube and new public plaza


Apple’s famous Fifth Avenue flagship reopens Friday after more than two years of renovations. The glass cube has returned as an entrance to the store, set above the newly updated and locust tree-lined public plaza. As 6sqft previously reported, it cost $2 million to remove the cube in 2017 during the Midtown Manhattan store’s expansion.



The cube, originally built in 2006, is designed by Foster + Partners.

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