<p>Hawaii-based gas retailer and convenience store operator Aloha Petroleum has opened a new convenience store in Honolulu, Hawaii, US.
The store designed by strategic branding and retail design consultancy CBX spans 3,000 square feet.

The exterior of the building features horizontal wood siding and an upgraded double-pitched roof replicating the plantation architecture design style of Hawaii. The logo of the brand has been given a makeover and features on the facade signage, gas canopy as well as pumps. The redesigned logo comprises an 'A' floating in watery blue and green tones. The logo exudes a host of blue shades.

The exterior as well as the interior portions of the facility sport shades of natural wood. The interior of the building will comprise the remodelled Aloha logo set against a backdrop of green wallpaper. Installation of glass wall entrance allows maximum passage of natural light inside the store. The facility will also be illuminated with various galvanized metal pendant lights incorporating the shape of a bowl.

The new facility is equipped with enlarged aisles for optimum convenience in showcasing and viewing the items. There will be a refrigerated island case immediately off the entrance. A pay point having a capacity to house several cashiers will be placed opposite the entry along the back wall to allow enhanced clarity in vision and to expand the impulse zone.

The pantry and assorted snacks section has been equipped with gondola fixtures in dark brown tones. The facility also features a spacious walk-in-cooler and beer cave along its back wall.

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