In recent years, we have seen how Apple has initiated a reform program in the most emblematic Apple Stores in the different countries where it operates, although some of them they have not reopened their doors as the Cupertino-based company has decided to change its location or build a new one.
A few days ago we informed you of Apple's plans in Spain in this regard, where the Barcelona store, called Maquinista, will be the first to suffer the facelift that the Apple Stores are undergoing. But it will not be the only one, at least soon, since Apple has reported through its website that the Apple Wangfuijing in Beijing and Nanjing ST they will close next month for the same reason.
Wanfugjin Apple Store opened its doors for the first time on October 20, 2012, a week after the iconic Apple Store located in Palo Alto (store that began the corresponding remodeling three months ago), will close its doors on October 24. Another Apple Store located in Beijing that will see its doors close will be Nanjing ST, which will do so on November 3.
Recently, the Apple Store located in London's Covent Garden closed its doors on June 27. The Apple Store located in Covent Garden opened its doors in July 2010 and was the largest Apple store the company had opened in the world. At that time, Apple only had 300 stores of its own, of the more than 500 that it currently has throughout the world.
The first Apple Store that remodeled its design was located in the Soho neighborhood in New York. The new design has been carried out by Jony Ive and Angela Ahrendts, head of retail stores in addition to the Apple Store online.
