Which revolutionary architectural retail concept, first implemented in 1934, introduced the 'winding path' store layout that forces customers to walk through the entire store?

The intersection of architecture and retail design has evolved dramatically over the decades, with innovative concepts transforming how consumers experience shopping spaces. From the earliest department stores to today's experiential flagship locations, architects have played a crucial role in shaping retail environments. This poll tests your knowledge about a groundbreaking architectural retail concept that changed how we think about store layouts and customer flow.

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IKEA's one-way maze design
Macy's department store 'center stage' concept
Selfridges' open atrium layout
Bloomingdale's multi-level pavilion design