https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/472 en-us starbucks.asp Wed, 16 May 2012 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/5962-starbucks Four shipping containers were used to construct the 'Reclamation Drive-Thru' facility, which opened in December 2011 on a vacant lot in Tukwila, Washington. StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsTukwila, WashingtonFour shipping containers were used to construct the 'Reclamation Drive-Thru' facility, which opened in December 2011 on a vacant lot in Tukwila, Washington.Photo © Tom Ackerman Reclamation Drive-Thru StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsTukwila, WashingtonReclamation Drive-ThruPhoto © Tom Ackerman Reclamation Drive-Thru StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsTukwila, WashingtonReclamation Drive-ThruPhoto © Tom Ackerman Reclamation Drive-Thru StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsTukwila, WashingtonReclamation Drive-ThruPhoto © Tom Ackerman Reclamation Drive-Thru StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsTukwila, WashingtonReclamation Drive-ThruPhoto © Tom Ackerman Reclamation Drive-Thru StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsTukwila, WashingtonReclamation Drive-ThruImage courtesy Starbucks Coffee Company Reclamation Drive-Thru StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsTukwila, WashingtonReclamation Drive-ThruImage courtesy Starbucks Coffee Company Reclamation Drive-Thru StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsTukwila, WashingtonReclamation Drive-ThruImage courtesy Starbucks Coffee Company In February, Starbucks unveiled 'The Bank' in Amsterdam, the company's first concept store in Europe. Notable features include oak furnishings and a ceiling installation made of 1,876 hand-cut wooden StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsAmsterdam, The NetherlandsIn February, Starbucks unveiled 'The Bank' in Amsterdam, the company's first concept store in Europe. Notable features include oak furnishings and a ceiling installation made of 1,876 hand-cut wooden blocks.Photo © Rien Meulman 'The Bank' concept store StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsAmsterdam, The Netherlands'The Bank' concept storePhoto © Rien Meulman 'The Bank' concept store StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsAmsterdam, The Netherlands'The Bank' concept storePhoto © Rien Meulman Designed by Starbucks's in-house architects, the elegant store in Ohori Park'a prized sanctuary in Fukuoka City'is meant to meld into the natural environment. StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsOhori Park, Fukuoka City, JapanDesigned by Starbucks's in-house architects, the elegant store in Ohori Park'a prized sanctuary in Fukuoka City'is meant to meld into the natural environment.Photo © Yoshiteru Baba In Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine. StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsOhori Park, Fukuoka City, JapanIn Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine.Photo © Yoshiteru Baba In Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine. StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsOhori Park, Fukuoka City, JapanIn Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine.Photo © Yoshiteru Baba In Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine. StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsOhori Park, Fukuoka City, JapanIn Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine.Photo © Yoshiteru Baba In Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine. StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsOhori Park, Fukuoka City, JapanIn Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine.Image courtesy Starbucks Coffee Company In Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine. StarbucksGlobal Store Development In-House ArchitectsOhori Park, Fukuoka City, JapanIn Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine.Image courtesy Starbucks Coffee Company In Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine. StarbucksKengo Kuma & Associates with StarbucksDazaifu, JapanIn Dazaifu, Japan, Kengo Kuma's team inserted a web of elongated wooden blocks into a retail shell on a busy road that leads to a major religious shrine.Photo © Masao Nishikawa Starbucks StarbucksKengo Kuma & Associates with StarbucksDazaifu, JapanPhoto © Masao Nishikawa verve-coffee-roasters.asp Wed, 16 May 2012 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/5963-verve-coffee-roasters Verve Coffee Roasters Verve Coffee Roasters Headquarters and RoasteryFuse Architects + BuildersSanta Cruz, CaliforniaPhoto © Ted Holladay Verve Coffee Roasters Verve Coffee Roasters Headquarters and RoasteryFuse Architects + BuildersSanta Cruz, CaliforniaPhoto © Ted Holladay Verve Coffee Roasters Verve Coffee Roasters Headquarters and RoasteryFuse Architects + BuildersSanta Cruz, CaliforniaPhoto © Ted Holladay Verve Coffee Roasters Verve Coffee Roasters Headquarters and RoasteryFuse Architects + BuildersSanta Cruz, CaliforniaPhoto 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Kia Motors America Research and Development HeadquartersSkidmore, Owings & Merrill Irvine, CaliforniaA perforated steel-mesh canopy cantilevers out over the dramatic lobby (top), providing shade while admitting light to penetrate through it.Photo SOM | © Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai The 36,000-square-foot reflecting pond can be seen from all three floors of the main building. A glass bridge connects two tilt-up concrete bar buildings and contains administrative and executive offi Kia Motors America Research and Development HeadquartersSkidmore, Owings & Merrill Irvine, CaliforniaThe 36,000-square-foot reflecting pond can be seen from all three floors of the main building. A glass bridge connects two tilt-up concrete bar buildings and contains administrative and executive offices.Photo SOM | © Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai Pivoting glass doors connect the Design Center with the entry plaza. Kia Motors America Research and Development HeadquartersSkidmore, Owings & Merrill Irvine, CaliforniaPivoting glass doors connect the Design Center with the entry plaza.Photo SOM | © Julius Shulman and Juergen Nogai The Center supports high-tech presentations and modeling programs. 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Gold landmark was achieved through such features as four green roofs, an open-air courtyard, and a new curtain wall.Photo © Nikolas Koenig The sleek new entry and lobby echoes the architectural language established in the courtyard. 200 Fifth AvenueSTUDIOS ArchitectureNew York CityThe sleek new entry and lobby echoes the architectural language established in the courtyard.Photo © Nikolas Koenig The historic, Beaux-Arts structure, before the exterior envelope of the building underwent a complete historic restoration. 200 Fifth AvenueSTUDIOS ArchitectureNew York CityThe historic, Beaux-Arts structure, before the exterior envelope of the building underwent a complete historic restoration.Photo © Nikolas Koenig 200 Fifth Avenue 200 Fifth AvenueSTUDIOS ArchitectureNew York CityPhoto © Nikolas Koenig 200 Fifth Avenue 200 Fifth AvenueSTUDIOS ArchitectureNew York CityPhoto © Nikolas Koenig 200 Fifth Avenue 200 Fifth AvenueSTUDIOS ArchitectureNew York CityPhoto © Nikolas Koenig 200 Fifth Avenue 200 Fifth AvenueSTUDIOS ArchitectureNew York CityPhoto © Nikolas Koenig 200 Fifth Avenue 200 Fifth AvenueSTUDIOS ArchitectureNew York CityPhoto © Nikolas Koenig 200 Fifth Avenue 200 Fifth AvenueSTUDIOS ArchitectureNew York CityPhoto © Nikolas Koenig facebook-data-center.asp Wed, 16 May 2012 12:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/5958-facebook-data-center To complement the desert surroundings, the architects used earthtoned concrete panels for the perimeter wall and landscaped with large rocks salvaged on the site during construction. Facebook Data CenterSheehan PartnersPrineville, OregonTo complement the desert surroundings, the architects used earthtoned concrete panels for the perimeter wall and landscaped with large rocks salvaged on the site during construction.Photo © Jonnu Singleton Photography Where courtyards open into the office areas of the building, the concrete wall is replaced with full-height glazing, layered from the entry court deep into the office and the interior courtyard. Facebook Data CenterSheehan PartnersPrineville, OregonWhere courtyards open into the office areas of the building, the concrete wall is replaced with full-height glazing, layered from the entry court deep into the office and the interior courtyard.Photo © Jonnu Singleton Photography The overall form of the building is designed around the layout of servers in their racks in rows. The length of the rows is, in turn, based on the most efficient airflow through them. Facebook Data CenterSheehan PartnersPrineville, OregonThe overall form of the building is designed around the layout of servers in their racks in rows. 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GE Renewable Energy Global HeadquartersEYP Architecture & EngineeringSchenectady, New YorkEYP replaced the former concrete factory's stalwart facade with glass panels that allow light in and views out.Photo © David Sundburg/ESTO EYP replaced the former concrete factory's stalwart facade with glass panels that allow light in and views out. GE Renewable Energy Global HeadquartersEYP Architecture & EngineeringSchenectady, New YorkEYP replaced the former concrete factory's stalwart facade with glass panels that allow light in and views out.Photo © David Sundburg/ESTO EYP replaced the former concrete factory's stalwart facade with glass panels that allow light in and views out. GE Renewable Energy Global HeadquartersEYP Architecture & EngineeringSchenectady, New YorkEYP replaced the former concrete factory's stalwart facade with glass panels that allow light in and views out.Photo © David Sundburg/ESTO In the airy entrance atrium, a single wind turbine announces the building's dedication to clean, renewable energy. 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Surfboard and bicycle storage, in addition to a spa, locker rooms, and other basement 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaThis 'urban village' of five buildings has a beachy look outside and light-filled, loftlike office spaces inside. Surfboard and bicycle storage, in addition to a spa, locker rooms, and other basement amenities, allow workers in the 34 units to enjoy their beach-adjacent location.Photo © Farshid Assassi Light-filled, loftlike office space. 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaLight-filled, loftlike office space.Photo © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaPhoto © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaPhoto © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaPhoto © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaPhoto © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaPhoto © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaPhoto © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaPhoto © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaPhoto © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaPhoto © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaPhoto © Farshid Assassi 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaImage courtesy KAA Design 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaImage courtesy KAA Design 1300 Highland Avenue 1300 Highland AvenueKAA DesignManhattan Beach, CaliforniaImage courtesy KAA Design