Photos from inside Apple's new $5 billion headquarters (AAPL)

• Apple employees are moving into the company's new headquarters, Apple Park, and posting photos on Instagram.
• The photos show a stunning-looking building, especially at dusk. 
• Apple Park is not open to the public.

Apple employees are moving into their new $5 billion headquarters, Apple Park. The building in Apple's Cupertino, California hometown will eventually hold 12,000 employees in a giant ring-shaped building designed to blur the indoors and outdoors.

Apple received temporary occupancy permits in December for 5 out of 12 different sections of its campus, VentureBeat recently reported. Occupancy permits for the rest of the other sections will be granted before the end of March, according to the report. 

Only Apple employees or specifically invited guests can access "the ring," but as the campus fills up, Apple employees are posting stunning shots to Instagram. 

There are lots of photos of Apple Park, but most of them were taken from a drone or a professional photographer — these pictures bring you inside and show you what it's like to work at Apple Park.

Check them out: 

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It doesn't look so big up close.

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At the golden hour, sunlight just streams into the building.

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The huge, clear windows let you peek directly into the building's first floor.

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