Design for the interior of Huddle’s Cloverfield in Santa Monica, California (1955) Googie: Fifties Coffee Shop Architecture by Alan Hess. Googie was born in southern California and much like the ...

Googie architecture is considered to be an L.A.-born and bred architectural style that first rose to prominence during the economic boom years after World War II, from roughly the mid-1940’s to ...

Googie architecture: A May 18 Travel section article on Googie architecture listed the wrong address, telephone number and hours for the Starbucks at the former site of Ships Culver City.

Mel’s Drive-in Restaurant in Santa Monica features retro futuristic architecture known as Googie. From inside the diner, which started as Penguin Coffee Shop in the 1950s, KCRW talks with Michael ...

What is the "Googie" style of architecture? It was typically futuristic and captured the spirit of the modern age. In the 1950s and 1960s Phoenix exploded with Googie architecture.

“With Helen on board,” Armet and Davis popularized Googie architecture, not just in Los Angeles, but across the country. Photo by Chris Jepsen via Flickr Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) ...

Googie architecture, known for its jutting angles and wall-to-wall windows, could be seen in the iconic former Stardust and is still recognizable in the “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign ...

Architecture critic Douglas Haskell was the first to use “Googie” to describe the architectural movement, after driving by the West Hollywood coffee shop and finally feeling like he had found ...

The term Googie architecture — pronounced GOO-gee with hard G’s — is probably foreign to you, but you are almost certainly ...

Googie architecture: A May 18 Travel section article on Googie architecture listed the wrong address, telephone number and hours for the Starbucks at the former site of Ships Culver City.