BIGGBY® Coffee
A cheerful coffee destination built around a bold, memorable design and a convenient drive-thru experience.
Coffee & connection
A bold vision for a welcoming stop off I-69—bringing together coffee, convenience, fast charging, a sparkling-clean car, and a place for four-legged friends.

Martinsville Hub is a proposed multi-amenity destination designed around the everyday needs of travelers, neighbors, commuters, and families. The concept pairs familiar roadside convenience with thoughtful community spaces and an unmistakable autumn-warm welcome.
From a quick coffee on the way to work to a charging break with the dog, the vision is simple: make the next stop a better one.
Discover the amenitiesOne destination concept with a range of reasons to pull in, take a breath, and enjoy the stop.
A cheerful coffee destination built around a bold, memorable design and a convenient drive-thru experience.
Coffee & connectionA convenience store concept with snacks, cold drinks, local goods, friendly service, and a nostalgic roadside identity.
The neighborhood stopA concept for high-speed charging in a vintage-inspired pump design—bringing classic roadside character together with modern technology.
Charge & continueA convenient wash concept with touchless options, rinse features, and a clean, bright experience for drivers.
A fresh finishA welcoming pet-friendly space envisioned with separate play areas, walking paths, lighting, and a wash station.
Good dogs welcomeLandscaping, comfortable places to pause, local-business sponsorship opportunities, and a design intended to feel connected to Martinsville.
Local rootsAt the heart of the BIGGBY Coffee vision is a bold, oversized orange coffee-cup building with a white lid roof—designed to become a memorable landmark for Martinsville Hub. The concept pairs that distinctive architecture with a practical drive-through flow and a small, welcoming indoor seating area.

The preliminary concept imagines a clear one-way drive-through sequence: enter from the main road, order at a digital menu board, collect drinks at a dedicated pickup window, and exit smoothly back toward the roadway. Landscaping and visible signs help make the route easy to understand.
The illustrated building is approximately 1,200–1,500 square feet as a planning concept, with a compact indoor seating area for guests who want to slow down and enjoy their visit. The footprint, circulation, and operating details would need to be validated with BIGGBY, site planners, and local approvals.
Clearly marked order point and menu board.
A dedicated window for efficient handoff.
Small indoor seating plus inviting outdoor space.
The interior concept uses warm wood, BIGGBY orange accents, comfortable tables, visible menu boards, and a service counter designed to make the space feel lively without losing the convenience of a quick stop.
The image also illustrates back-of-house barista workspace and guest restrooms as part of the conceptual layout. These are visual planning ideas—not final architectural plans or a representation of an approved BIGGBY location.

The BIGGBY concept is intended to serve different kinds of visits: a quick morning pickup, a specialty drink break, or a relaxed pause while a vehicle charges or family members stretch their legs. The cup-shaped building gives the project a recognizable visual identity, while the drive-through keeps convenience at the center.
A welcoming coffee counter concept for classic coffee and espresso-based favorites, with the final menu determined in coordination with BIGGBY.
Your daily ritualA visual menu-board concept highlights specialty and blended beverages. Exact offerings, recipes, and seasonal selections would follow brand-approved menus.
Something to look forward toThe interior concept includes a counter and display area that could support approved bakery or snack options alongside drinks, subject to the final operating plan.
A little extra for the roadA clear entry, order point, pickup window, and exit are shown as separate steps to help keep vehicles moving and reduce confusion.
Convenience by designA compact seating area offers an alternative to the car for guests who want to sit, meet someone, or enjoy their drink before continuing their trip.
Stay a little longerLandscaping, warm lighting, and outdoor seating are envisioned to complement the oversized orange cup and make the coffee shop feel like a destination.
A memorable landmarkBIGGBY is envisioned as one of the Hub’s most visible gathering points. Its location alongside other proposed conveniences could make it useful for commuters, local residents, road-trippers, and people taking a charging break—without suggesting that any partnership or franchise approval has already been secured.
The broader goal is to pair a recognizable coffee experience with thoughtful site circulation, welcoming public-facing design, and opportunities for local community connection.
BIGGBY Coffee is shown as a proposed concept for Martinsville Hub—not an announced or approved location. Franchise participation, brand approval, building design, menu, construction budget, site circulation, and opening timeline remain subject to discussion, feasibility review, and required permits. Renderings are illustrative, not construction drawings.
More than a place to fuel up, Mav’s Corner Gas is envisioned as the welcoming, recognizable heart of the convenience side of Martinsville Hub—where a classic corner-store spirit meets the needs of today’s drivers.


Concept rendering only. Final architecture, equipment, services, and operating plans would be subject to feasibility, approvals, and development.
The design direction pairs vintage roadside character with a fresh, practical convenience-store experience. The goal is to make Mav’s Corner Gas easy to spot, easy to use, and comfortable for local residents as well as people traveling through Morgan County.
Inside, the proposed store could offer grab-and-go essentials such as snacks, cold drinks, packaged foods, and selected local products. A straightforward layout and friendly service would keep the everyday stop simple—whether someone is heading to work, taking a break from I-69, or waiting while a vehicle charges.
The concept is designed to work as part of the wider Martinsville Hub experience, with BIGGBY Coffee, vehicle care, and pet-friendly amenities envisioned nearby. These are proposed complementary uses, not confirmed business partnerships.
A planned selection of cold drinks, snacks, road-trip basics, and grab-and-go items for quick, easy stops.
Ready for the roadVintage-inspired charging equipment is part of the visual concept, bringing a familiar roadside look to a modern vehicle-charging stop. Charger types, speeds, and quantities remain to be determined.
Classic look · Modern mobilityAn automatic car wash is envisioned as a neighboring amenity, giving visitors another useful reason to make one stop serve multiple needs.
A cleaner rideThere may be opportunities to feature select products from local makers and suppliers, subject to future operating plans and vendor arrangements.
Rooted in Morgan CountyThe broader Hub concept includes a dog park and dog-wash area, offering travelers and local pet owners a place to pause and refresh with their four-legged companions.
Room for the whole crewForest-green tones, warm cream, autumn orange, and vintage roadside details give Mav’s Corner Gas a distinct identity within Martinsville Hub.
A stop with local spiritMav’s Corner Gas is envisioned as a practical anchor for the site: a place to pick up the essentials, take a charging break, and connect with the other amenities planned for the property. The broader goal is a smooth, welcoming visit—not simply a quick transaction.
As the project develops, site circulation, store size, product assortment, charging infrastructure, car-wash equipment, accessibility, and operating details will need to be refined with qualified partners and local authorities.

Mav’s Corner Gas is a proposed component of Martinsville Hub. The descriptions above communicate the current vision; they are not a claim that the store is open, funded, permitted, or under construction. Specific products, equipment, pricing, partners, and timelines have not been finalized.
The Martinsville Hub dog park is envisioned as a leafy retreat beneath mature maple trees, with separate fenced spaces for small and large dogs, room to explore, and comfortable places for people to pause. A nearby earthbag-and-plaster dog wash would make it easy to rinse off muddy paws before heading back on the road.
A lighted walking trail would wind through the property, creating a welcoming place for an evening stroll with your four-legged companion. Gentle path lighting, benches, and autumn landscaping would help make this a relaxing stop for local families and travelers alike.

Our Golden Ticket campaign is planned as an exclusive recognition and benefits program for early donors who help move the vision forward. It is a way to recognize early belief in the project—not a general giveaway or routine customer rewards program.
As the concept develops, campaign details, participation information, and project milestones can be shared here.
Concept renderings are illustrative. Proposed features, partners, funding, approvals, timing, and final design remain subject to planning, feasibility, and confirmation.

The updated concept features four 350 kW DC fast chargers beneath a warmly lit, vintage-inspired canopy—bringing classic roadside character to modern electric travel.
BIGGBY Coffee is envisioned as a separate coffee destination within the broader Martinsville Hub concept. Final branding, placement, and participation remain subject to franchise approval.
Interested in the vision, early-donor Golden Ticket campaign, local sponsorship opportunities, or future project updates? Reach out to start a conversation.