Apple has finally completed their extensive restoration of the Tower Theatre in downtown Los Angeles and the result is a visual masterpiece.
The new Apple store in the Broadway Theatre District has been worked on for years with the help of preservation experts and restoration artists. The Tower Theatre was originally opened in 1927 and was one of the first theatres in LA that was wired for film with sound. The theatre was officially closed in 1988 but has been used for concerts and film shoots over the years.
In 2018, Apple started to restore the building and wanted to preserve the original “movie magic” splendour of the theatre. The store has now been officially opened to the public as one of Apple’s most significant flagship stores. They have managed to preserve the original aesthetic of the theatre while making it look more modern.
Check out the images below to see more of Apple’s new store:
You can also check out more of what Apple’s Tower Theatre looks like through their site. The store will also not require its visitors to wear face masks starting this week but retail employees will still be required to wear masks.
