1import{j as e}from"./radix-vendor-B48tu56T.js";import{P as a}from"./ProjectCaseStudy-B228_YpM.js";import{h as t,g as r}from"./projects-CEUR_qh5.js";import{s as n}from"./storefront-2.webp.asset-D6MNcowh.js";import"./react-vendor-CHy6ctnh.js";import"./OptimizedImage-JjGW6Hfn.js";import"./Lightbox-CZHo7xMM.js";import"./dialog-VvWPkTJ-.js";import"./index-B763j74c.js";import"./icon-a-black-B3HBND7v.js";import"./storefront-hero-ScZ8R7A6.js";import"./hero-CgHPPWuy.js";import"./cvs-hero-storefront.webp.asset-x492aTw9.js";const i="/assets/shake-shack-CZV6u28q.png",b=()=>e.jsx(a,{clientLogo:{src:i,alt:"Shake Shack logo"},title:"From first drive-thru to 50+ openings a year â",subtitle:e.jsx(e.Fragment,{children:"how Shake Shack scaled faster with Sargentiâs QSR playbook for site planning, scheduling and Revit-ready prototypes."}),meta:[{label:"Service",value:"Architecture"},{label:"Expertise",value:["Due Diligence","Site Survey","Design Development","Construction Documents","Permit Coordination","Construction Administration"]},{label:"Type",value:"Fast-casual restaurant · drive-thru & dual drive-thru"},{label:"Sector",value:"Restaurant"},{label:"Size",value:"~3,500 SF avg · 35 projects · ~15/year"},{label:"Partnership",value:"Since 2024"}],heroImage:{src:t.url,alt:"Shake Shack storefront with signature signage, timber canopy and outdoor seating at an open-air shopping district"},chapters:[{heading:"A new drive-thru chapter, engineered for scale.",body:e.jsxs(e.Fragment,{children:[e.jsx("p",{children:"When Sargenti joined the Shake Shack team in 2024, the brand was in the early stages of rolling out its first drive-thru locations â a brand-new format that introduced fresh challenges around site planning, entitlements and scheduling. Drawing on years of QSR experience, Sargenti helped establish best-practice processes for schedule development and coordinated closely on site planning to make the new format viable across multiple markets."}),e.jsx("p",{children:"Inline, end-cap, free-standing, single drive-thru, dual drive-thru â every format runs through the same disciplined playbook, so a Shake Shack in Phoenix opens on the same clock as one in Dallas."})]})},{heading:"A team built to match Shake Shackâs pace.",body:e.jsx("p",{children:"As Shake Shackâs internal team grew from a small group into a powerhouse development organization, Sargenti adapted by integrating a dedicated Revit manager and leveraging project teams in Phoenix and Dallas â two of Shake Shackâs key growth markets. This tight partnership and scalable team structure now supports an ambitious, all-corporate rollout strategy that few restaurant or retail brands can match."}),images:[{src:n.url,alt:"Shake Shack entrance framed by dark steel columns with the signature marquee signage against a blue sky"}]}],closingChapter:{heading:"From a hot dog cart to a global brand â still growing.",body:e.jsx("p",{children:"Shake Shack began as a single hot dog cart in New York City and has evolved into a global fast-casual brand known for burgers, fries and shakes served with modern, hospitality-driven service. The introduction of drive-thru and dual drive-thru formats marks a new chapter in that growth â and Sargenti is proud to be the architectural partner helping open more than 50 corporate locations a year."})},timeline:[{phase:"Partnership begins",duration:"2024",detail:"Sargenti engages as an architectural partner during Shake Shackâs first drive-thru prototype rollout."},{phase:"Drive-thru playbook",duration:"2024 â present",detail:"QSR-tested scheduling and site planning processes established for single and dual drive-thru formats."},{phase:"Scaled delivery",duration:"Ongoing",detail:"Approximately 15 projects per year delivered across inline, end-cap and free-standing locations nationwide."},{phase:"35 projects to date",duration:"2024 â 2026",detail:"Dedicated Revit manager and Phoenix + Dallas project teams support a 50+/year corporate pipeline."}],related:r("shake-shack")});export{b as default};
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