For a while now, it seems that Apple has not only begun to remodel a large number of Apple Stores throughout the world, mainly in the United States, but the company has also begun to open new flagship Apple Stores, and that they want to become a point of reference not only in the cities where they open, but also within the Apple universe.
The most emblematic Apple Store that any user knows, has always been the Apple Store located on Fifth Avenue in New York, an Apple Store that thanks to the iconic glass cube located on the top, which was designed by Steve Jobs himself, has become a place of pilgrimage for any follower of the company visiting the city.
Other emblematic Apple Store that we can find in the United States, is located in Union Square, in San Francisco, since it was one of the first Apple Stores that Apple opened away from a mall. But they are not the only ones, since this select and reduced group of emblematic stores, both for users and for the company, has recently joined the Apple Store located on the shore of the Michigan River, in Chicago.
According to MacRumors, Apple could open a new Apple Store in Toronto, Canada, in what would be a new and iconic Apple Store. This new Apple Store would be located at the intersection of one of the most important and busiest avenues in the city. Apparently, some plans have been leaked of a new building that is currently under construction, we can see "Space for Apple risers to Apple ceiling above." Once again, the Cupertino-based company has relied on Norma Foster's architecture firm, with whom it has been working continuously in recent years.
