Which architectural design principle, first popularized by Frank Lloyd Wright's Guggenheim Museum, has been widely adopted in flagship retail stores to control customer flow and maximize product exposure?

The intersection of architecture and retail design has led to transformative shopping experiences worldwide. One famous architectural phenomenon has been widely replicated to boost retail success. This poll tests your knowledge of how iconic architectural designs have influenced retail strategy and customer experience in flagship stores. Do you know which architectural principle has revolutionized how brands design their retail spaces to maximize customer engagement?

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The spiral circulation path (continuous ramp design) that guides visitors through the entire space before reaching the exit
The cantilever overhang system that creates floating display platforms visible from multiple vantage points
The central atrium concept with balconied floors that allows customers to view all levels simultaneously
The compression-and-release technique that alternates between narrow passages and open spaces to create retail 'breathing rooms'