Which scientific retail concept from the 1990s featured a climate-controlled shopping mall with different biome-themed stores but failed within 18 months due to maintaining specialized environments?

In the early 1990s, an ambitious science-retail hybrid project attempted to combine ecological research with consumer experiences. This innovative but ultimately unsuccessful venture tried to merge scientific education with retail shopping in a controlled environment. Test your knowledge about this fascinating intersection of science and retail marketing that aimed to revolutionize how people engage with scientific concepts through consumer experiences.

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EcoSphere Marketplace - A mall where each store maintained different atmospheric conditions to showcase climate-adaptive products
BioTech Boulevard - A shopping center where stores sold only products made through biotechnology processes
Quantum Consumer Complex - A retail space where products were displayed according to principles of quantum physics
Genetic Shopping Genome - A mall organized by DNA-inspired product categorization with genetic testing stations