In an initiative to redesign and rethink its brand identity, Starbucks has opened a store unlike any it has before.
Located in Colorado, the new drive-thru and walk-thru coffee shop is portable, and was first constructed in a factory and delivered by a truck. Devoid of the ultra-modern interiors of leather chairs and power outlets, the experimental green structure has an organic wood façade—with the wood sourced within a 500-mile radius.
The wooden Starbucks is ‘modern modular’ and LEED-certified, and was designed by senior concept design manager Anthony Perez.
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