Retro Gas Stations

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— September 29, 2008 — Art & Design
What do Frank Lloyd Wright, Mies Van der Rohe, Willem Dudok, Jean Prouve, Arne Jacobsen and Norman Foster all have in common?

For starters, each is a world famous architects. Secondly, each "tried their hands" at designing the total utilitarian refueling building - the gas station. Some of America's best Mid Century Modern architecture is in the form of gas stations, with their simple space requirements and focus on innovative roofs.

Implications - Businesses that design products with retro qualities will appeal to many consumers on a nostalgic level. Consumers will flock to those products that transport them back to a particular period of their lives.

Trend Themes

  1. Retro-nostalgia — Design products with retro qualities for consumers to appeal on a nostalgic level.
  2. Mid-century Modern Architecture — Revive Mid-Century Modern architecture design for commercial structures and appeal to consumers seeking unique retro experiences.
  3. Innovative Roof Designs — Explore unique roof designs for commercial structures with a focus on simplicity and functionality.

Industry Implications

  1. Retail — Retailers can attract customers by bringing retro design elements to their physical storefronts and product packaging.
  2. Hospitality — Revive Mid-Century Modern architecture design in the hospitality industry to differentiate and appeal to consumers seeking unique experiences.
  3. Architecture — Incorporating innovative roof designs in the field of architecture can contribute to the sustainability and aesthetic appeal of commercial structures.
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