A Shell gas station

A small Shell gas station, characterized by the logo of the shell and the warm, bright colors of the neon signs, which contrast with the cold, metallic atmosphere of the structure of the shelter, the telephone booth, and the entertainment games for children.

The gas station’s shop has been embellished with posters and brand advertisements typical of the 1990s and has been decorated in a more essential and spartan manner than its contemporary counterpart.

The Ice-Box, a machine that dispenses ice, is an element typically found in numerous films set in the 1980s and 1990s and is characteristic of the Southern states, and was taken as a reference by the film "Paris, Texas" by Wim Wenders (1984), together with the telephone booth.