Supermarkets are changing. Gone are the days of boxy, frozen warehouses stacked high with package goods. Today's supermarkets can be inviting or theatrical, artfully urban or charmingly rural. An informative guide to the fast-changing world of modern supermarket architecture, New Supermarket Design is a sumptuous, visual tour of the most groundbreaking innovations in the field. From the American Midwest to the streets of Tokyo, this beautiful book collects 40 of the most revolutionary ideas in store design, product arrangement, and thematic conception. New Supermarket Design features work from some of the most renowned architects on the international scene, clearly explained and accompanied by stunning full-color illustrations.

Author Biography

Journalist and editor Christian Campos specializes in writing about design, comics, illustration and music. He is the editor-in-chief of trend-setting H Magazine, and regularly contributes to publications such as Rolling Stone and Man and to publishing companies such as Mondadori, Daab, and Grub 62. He is the author of Plastic Design, Digital Illustration, Product Design Now, and Plastic.