Even the building’s 111-by-98 foot carbon-fiber roof was designed to be as thin as possible, and the entire structure is supported by four interior pillars that allow the 32-foot glass facades to remain unobscured', however, not once is it mentioned on the Apple Newsroom Site itself that the roof was purposefully designed to appear as a Macbook would from the sky. For instance, the press release only mentions the roof in this regard - ' e very design feature serves to minimize the boundary between the city and the Chicago River. According to the reliable source of an Apple Newsroom press release article, which announced the opening of this Michigan Avenue store alongside Chicago's riverfront back in October of 2017 - it addresses the structure of the store's roof, but fails to mention the design reflecting a Macbook from above, nor does the article acknowledge this design. The claim that the 'Apple store is shaped like a Macbook' is accurate, and while it does indeed look like a Macbook, making this claim accurate, it was not intentionally designed to appear that way.
