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We wonder when workers downtown at the new Apple store will install the stainless steel plate and laminated Apple logo to the front of the two-story building.
Until you see it, here are a few drawings from the city’s building permits that show the basic plan and roughly what it looks like. The front wall of the building will be about 34 feet high, to the roofline, and about 41 feet wide along the sidewalk. The doorway will be roughly 7 feet in height.
In a soon-to-be-posted second Apple retail update, we’ll post a short video of the work taking place there, at 710 W. Main in downtown Spokane.
Officially, Apple Inc. still hasn’t announced this is an Apple store.
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mikewsu on September 02 at 1:28 p.m.
Awesome! Thanks for all the updates, Tom.
The storefront looks pretty standard for Apple. Simple and clean.