Which of these geography-influenced store layout innovations was actually implemented by a major retailer?

Geographic location has always influenced retail strategy and store layouts. Companies adapt their physical spaces to match local shopping behaviors, cultural preferences, and environmental conditions. This poll tests your knowledge of how global retailers have implemented innovative store layouts based on geographic considerations. Can you identify which retail innovation was specifically designed for its geographic context?

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IKEA's "Arctic Circle" stores with specialized lighting systems that adjust to extreme seasonal daylight variations in northern Scandinavia
Amazon's "Elevation-Adaptive" warehouses in Denver that feature oxygen-enriched zones for staff working at high altitudes
Walmart's "Hurricane-Ready" stores in Florida with convertible shelving that transforms into emergency shelter units
Target's "Desert-Cool" Arizona locations with sand-filtering entrances and in-aisle misters that activate based on customer density