Which famous museum's architectural design pioneered the concept of 'destination buildings' that retail architects now commonly use for creating flagship stores that attract visitors primarily for their design?

The way architecture influences retail experiences has evolved dramatically over the decades. One famous museum revolutionized how architects approach retail spaces by demonstrating how the building itself could become a destination that draws visitors regardless of what's inside. This architectural innovation created what retail designers now call a 'destination building' concept that many brands have since adopted for flagship stores worldwide.

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The Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain (Frank Gehry, 1997)
The Museum of Modern Art in New York (Yoshio Taniguchi renovation, 2004)
Tate Modern in London (Herzog & de Meuron conversion, 2000)
Centre Pompidou in Paris (Renzo Piano & Richard Rogers, 1977)