I love what came out of the "Space Age". From the architecture, to home decor, fashion and more, it was the coolest time. Will we ever see a more interesting take on design? I think not.
Here are some of my favorite Googie designs:
Arvest Bank Oklahoma City, OK.
Designed by Robert Roloff of Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson & Roloff 1964
courtesy Flickr and Distinctly Oklahoma
Various Motel Signs
Courtesy The Invisible Agent
Horgan Dance Academy Naguatuck, CT.
Courtesy Way Marking
Alma Exchange Bank Alma, Georgia 1966
Courtesy Way Marking
Orbit Gas Station Sacramento, CA.
Courtesy Architecture Picture
Encounter Restaurant at LAX Los Angeles, CA.
Courtesy Flickr
Hope International University Fullerton, CA.
Courtesy Wikipedia
Museum of Vancouver
Designed by architect George Hamilton 1968
Courtesy Ouno Design
Del Taco St. Louis, MO.
Courtesy Way Marking
Anaheim Convention Center Ahaheim, CA.
Courtesy OC Register & Cali Sphere
Chip's Coffee Shop & Cafe Hawthorne, CA.
Courtesy Ron Saari
Phoenix Financial Center Phoenix, AZ.
Courtesy Way Marking
JFK Airport Terminal 5 & TWA Terminal Interior
Designed by Eero Saarinen
Courtesy Visiting DC & Ron Saari
2 comments:
Great images! Most of these I had never seen before. Thanks for posting them.
The "Space Age" was definitely a very cool time in architecture and design. Luckily, we can still see spaceship-like design elements in some contemporary works. :)
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