Which architectural innovation revolutionized retail store layouts in the early 2000s by introducing the concept of 'decompression zones'?

The intersection of architecture and retail design has evolved dramatically in recent decades. Modern architectural approaches to retail spaces go beyond mere functionality to create immersive brand experiences. This poll tests your knowledge of how architectural innovations have transformed retail store layouts and shaped consumer behavior. Can you identify which revolutionary concept changed the way architects approach retail design?

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The Prada Epicenter by Rem Koolhaas, featuring transformable spaces that could be reconfigured for different shopping experiences
Apple's transparent cube store design by Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, emphasizing minimalism and product focus
Anthropologie's residential-inspired layout by FRCH Design Worldwide, blurring the line between home and retail
IKEA's one-way path layout by Ingvar Kamprad, maximizing product exposure through forced customer journeys