DREAM COFFEE is located in Northern Europe and reflects the region's cultural and environmental challenges. The project focuses on creating a compact coffee service trailer designed to operate effectively in a cold climate that has long, dark winters. It combines sustainability and functionality, providing a mobile solution for coffee lovers throughout the year.

Structural Design
The trailer features a primary box framing system that supports rafters and studs. This structure ensures strength while maintaining flexibility in the layout. The design allows for daisy chaining, enabling multiple trailers to connect. This reduces the number of transport vehicles needed, which helps to lower carbon emissions related to logistics.

Insulation and Material Use
One of the key design elements is the thick insulation made from sheep wool. This material enhances the trailer's ability to retain heat in colder weather and protects against moisture, pests, and fire. Choosing sheep wool also reflects a commitment to sustainability by using a local resource, demonstrating environmental responsibility.

Functional Layout
Inside the trailer, the layout is carefully designed to improve the efficiency of coffee preparation. It includes specific areas for coffee and espresso grinders, a coffee brewer, and a work surface. A Dutch door serves as a service counter to facilitate customer interaction, while skylights bring in natural light. This arrangement supports a smooth workflow and creates a welcoming environment for patrons.

Storage Capacity
DREAM COFFEE can hold up to 272 liters of fresh water and 135 pounds of coffee. This generous storage capacity allows the trailer to operate independently for longer periods, reducing the need for frequent restocking trips. This feature further lessens the overall carbon footprint while maintaining a compact and manageable design.

The design is marked by clean lines and practical features, creating a functional yet aesthetic experience both inside and outside the trailer.