This is how the Steve Jobs Theater inside Apple's $5 billion spaceship campus looks right before the iPhone 8 event (AAPL)

We are less than a week away from Apple's annual hardware event, but a few things are remarkably different this year.

For one, the Cupertino giant is expected to unveil a special, tenth-anniversary edition of the iPhone alongside its regular upgrades.

What's more, the company is nearing completion of their new headquarters, and next Tuesday's event will be the first-ever held in the $5 billion (£3.8 billion) Apple Park.

Apple is going to host its keynote in the new Steve Jobs Theater, which is located just a few hundred yards off the main building.

Drone footage of the Park itself has showed us its progress over the past years and months, but very little has been shown of the theater dedicated to Apple's co-founder and former CEO.

Thanks to a new drone video posted by YouTuber Duncan Sinfield, we now have a good look at how the theater looks like from the outside, with a peek at the workers on site ostensibly planning the final touches for the imminent "iPhone 8" event.

It's important to note that, however, the actual, 1,ooo-seat auditorium is located underneath the lobby, so we will have to wait the event itself to see that.

You can watch Sinfield's full video below:

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