Store Design

The best, most innovative new convenience-store designs
Store Design

Dash In

The Wills Group’s Dash In convenience stores are driven by a commitment to seeing customers as neighbors and treating them as welcome guests.The chains new “Village” locations are so...

Store Design

Country Club Car Wash

The newest Country Club Car Wash location in St. Louis doubles down on retailing with a 4,500-square-foot convenience store with 16 fueling positions out front and a collection of c-store staples insi...

Sherman, Texas-based Douglass Distributing reopened its remodeled Lone Star Food Store in Denison, Texas, in October 2015 with an enviable collection of new merchandising areas and a new foodservice c...

West Des Moines, Iowa-based Kum & Go began bringing this Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED)-certified prototype convenience store to Missouri and other markets in late 2016. At 6...

Ruff Creek’s c-store model is 4,500 to 5,000 square feet, including foodservice, a drive-thru and multiple fuel islands (and often a diesel island). The store’s exterior uses HardiPlank cl...

Murphy USA’s 2015 Murphy Express prototype store offers a fast and efficient experience for the on-the-go customer. Working with Chute Gerdeman, Murphy sought to deliver a “wow” expe...

Maverik convenience stores' 2016 store format emphasizes the brand's positioning around “Adventure's First Stop,” with an even deeper emphasis on bringing the outdoors inside.C...

Space Age Fuel’s 2015 prototype was designed to increase the functionality of the store in hopes of increasing sales and profit. “We had a ‘feel-good experience’ in mind when w...

The first Gas N Wash convenience store in Mokena, Ill., was designed and built on the premise of simplicity and ease, according to owner Len McEnery.Outside, McEnery “made it simple and easy to ...

RaceTrac’s RT6K c-store model is a 6,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art store that “reflects our brand personality both inside and out,” said CEO Allison Moran.The exterior is updated...

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