Apple’s Design team shared an inside look yesterday at the interior of Apple Park, unveiling never before seen images and insights into what goes on in the ring-shaped building located in Cupertino, California.

It’s been four years since the official opening of Apple Park, formerly called Campus 2, and what goes on behind the walls has been kept to secrecy up until now. Evans Hankey, vice president of industrial design, and Alan Dye, vice president of human interface design, worked with Wallpaper* to unveil the mysteries of the park and the processes behind their most recent creations.

Jony Ive was the most prominently involved with the building’s design, along with Steve Jobs in the early phases of the project, and after Ive left the team, Hankey and Dye took over.

It’s been designed for serendipitous meetings as well as collaboration. We never really understood what that would mean for us until we’d been here for a while. It’s been designed for serendipitous meetings as well as collaboration.

Evans Hankey told Wallpaper*

Hankey and Due walked Wallpaper* through how Apple Park played a role in the company’s consistent growth over the last few years, and some exclusive images were captured along the way. Read on to see 7 Images Taken Inside Apple Park.