It is known to all that most of the Apple Store that the Cupertino company is opening all over the planet they are always located in emblematic buildings of the cities that for whatever reason were in disuse and the company of those from Cupertino decides to settle in them with a previous complete restoration of them.
Now, the association of The New York City Landmarks Conservancy which is dedicated to controlling the buildings of New York City that are being restored or will be restored has awarded Apple for his exquisite dedication in putting this type of building back into operation.
If you have visited the Apple Stores in our country that have been located in these types of buildings, you will have realized that Apple does not skimp on expenses to leave these buildings fully restored to such an extent that could be classified as "museum" places. In the Apple Store of Puerta del Sol they reached such a point that they discovered remains of an old hospital that in the end they have mapped and analyzed to later cover it completely and leave it safely buried again.
Well, in the case of New York, the most representative Apple Stores that have been awarded by the aforementioned association are that of the SoHo, Upper East Side, Grand Central Terminal Station and West 14h Street. It is an Apple Store that is equipped with facilities loaded with technological innovations. Therefore, on March 9 Apple will receive a distinction for it.
These recognitions have been awarded for more than a decade and the Landmarks Conservancy's Chairman's Award was created in 1988, the date on which what it was recognized as good practices applied to the preservation of New York City's heritage.
