The new Whole Foods Market in San Francisco shows with meticulous precision why upscale grocery stores are coveted by communities that want to see themselves as fully rounded or on the map. In the process, it also shows the design gap between mainstream America's stylish retail environments and the boilerplate architecture that surrounds them. SF Chronicle
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