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Level 9 coffee bar celebrating Costa Rica
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Level 9 Coffee Roaster Frame with hidden monitors
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Boarded up coffee labs turned coffee bar celebrating Colombia
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Formerly boarded up labs now offer work settings with views
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Coffee bar with a variety of co-working spaces celebrates Rwanda
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Inspired by the communal nature of the Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony
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Communal Booth in L3 coffee bar celebrating Indonesia
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Large round gathering alcoves adjacent to China inspired coffee bar
Developer/Owner(s): Not Applicable
Architecture Firm(s): Gensler
General Contractor(s): Schuchart Corporation
Broker Firm(s):
Engineering Firm(s): Coughlin Porter Lundeen
Other Significant Team Member, if applicable:
Interior Architect/Designer Firm(s): Gensler
Construction/Project Manager Firm(s): Walker Specialty Construction, Inc.
Consultant Firm(s): LightWire
Ground Penetrating Radar Systems, LLC
Pioneer Masonry Restoration Co., Inc.
Major Sub/Vendor(s): Hermanson
SKIS Painting, Inc.
SGS Glass
W.W. Wells Millwork, LLC
Wrecking Ball Demolition, LLC
Architextures
Barclay Dean Architectural Products
Crystal Soda Blast, LLC
Brower Tinting & Graphics, Inc.
De-el Enterprises, Inc.
LC Solutions, LLC
Penthouse Drapery Cleaners & Manufacturers, Inc.
Insulation Northwest, LLC
Starbucks Headquarters Collaborative Workplace
Category
Redevelopment/Renovation of the Year
Description
As quarantine lifted, Starbucks entrusted Gensler to reimagine the coffee experiences at their headquarters, the SSC. Referring to employees as “partners”, Starbucks desired coffee bars and amenities that were inclusive and accessible to all partners. The new areas provide different work options, allowing partners to choose how to work. Interweaving the origin stories of coffee while uplifting its craft, Gensler created an entirely new expression of a Starbucks coffee bar within a work environment.
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