Which revolutionary architectural retail design concept, first implemented in the 1950s, forces customers to walk through a predetermined path to maximize product exposure?

The intersection of architecture and retail design has evolved dramatically over the decades. Innovative store layouts and spatial design strategies have transformed how consumers interact with products and brands. This trivia question explores a significant architectural innovation in retail history that changed how stores approach customer flow and product visibility.

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• The IKEA Maze Layout
• The Gruen Transfer
• The Servicescapes Model
• The Forced-Path Layout (aka Racetrack Layout)

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