Starbucks makes stores from shipping containers

[@FourFingerFabCo]

I like that he is "I came up with this concept" instead of saying "well I have seen these concepts done for a couple years now on KZbin and they are much cheaper" but then he won't get huge bonuses doing that eh?

[@mr.hamster2337]

It’s so creative and innovative!

[@dcracing1]

great recycling and forward thinking with the wood/container mix at newer location!

[@SamuelB818]

what type of property do we need to run a shipping container store?

[@snowoah]

What about the cars ideling while they wate for there fancy latte was that calculated in the leed certification ?

[@chiip90]

they may be trying to be more eco-friendly but they still paid 0% corporation tax in the UK for the last 3 years. not really the nicest of companies.

[@jamescc2010]

How to find containers that are about to get disposed?

[@ayeen018]

I am a Starbucks fan. But. I like how the designer makes it sound like he came up with this idea of using containers. They've been using these to build homes and other structures for some time now. Just because Starbucks is using the idea now, it's supposed to be awesome? I agree with the other comments. Get rid of the paper cups and plastic lids and make people being their own cups, drop the cost of their coffee drinks, and then this would really be an awesome deed. They really have their costs as priority, not the environment. Please. I have been reusing their coffee sleeves forever now. And they still just keep throwing them away like nothing. Made a mistake with someone's order? Cup with lid and sleeve go straight into the trash. Shameful. At least save the sleeve!

[@legaciestr]

ayeen018 no, save the cup. The sleeves are recyclable (at least here in Turkey) but the cups aren’t. The cups for their iced drinks are recyclable as well

[@ArijitBhattacharya971]

WOW!!! thats innovation!!!!

[@mr.hamster2337]

Yeah it’s awesome!

[@ythsh]

maybe this will change my mind about their overpriced coffee.

[@user-cm9ft5bg7i]

If I'm paying 7$ for a coffee it better be a luxurious experience

[@regiejohn15126]

just another PR thing to gain profit.. -.-''

[@picpepe]

It is just a cheap way of doing business

[@shaggyhascancer8806]

E yes and sustainable!