She notes that Starbucks’ use of 3D printing suggests a promising future for the construction industry. “I believe that for construction as an industry, it’s one of the practical ...

The 1,400-square-foot space isn't your typical Starbucks. Starbucks shares behind-the-scenes look at first 3D-printed store ...

Starbucks confirmed the opening date to USA TODAY Wednesday but did not comment further. The company referred USA TODAY to videos of the project it posted on social media. While 3D printing ...

Starbucks is brewing up something new in Texas ... In Georgetown, Texas, an entire community of 100 homes was recently built using 3D-printing. The company who built the community, Lennar ...

The location — which is drive-thru only — is set to open Friday and makes Starbucks one of the nation’s few big retailers that have tinkered with 3D printing for commercial construction.

While Starbucks hasn’t detailed its long-term plans for 3D printing, the company confirmed to the Associated Press that this is its first U.S. store built using the technology. The store was ...

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and the retail industry. The location, which is set to open Friday, positions Starbucks among a few major retailers experimenting with 3D-printing for commercial construction. Unlike traditional ...

The location, which is drive-thru only, is set to open Friday and makes Starbucks one of the nation’s few big retailers that have tinkered with 3D printing for commercial construction.