Which revolutionary store layout concept, first implemented in the 1930s, was specifically designed by architects to increase impulse purchases by forcing customers to navigate through the entire store?

The physical layout of retail spaces has evolved dramatically over time, reflecting changes in consumer behavior, technological advancements, and architectural innovation. From the traditional bazaars to modern flagship experiences, architects have played a crucial role in reshaping how products are presented and experienced. This poll tests your knowledge of architectural innovations in retail store layouts that have transformed the shopping experience.

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The Gridiron Layout (straight aisles in parallel patterns)
The Racetrack/Loop Layout (circular main aisle that guides customers around the entire store)
The Free-Flow Layout (absence of defined aisles for boutique browsing)
The Showroom Layout (display-only items with separate warehouse picking)