googies造句

• Haskell insisted on stopping the car upon seeing Googies and proclaimed " This is Googie architecture ."
• Lautner _ a curmudgeonly, highly inventive designer of homes, as well as buildings like the influential 1949 Googies Coffee House, now defunct, on the Sunset Strip _ wed technological innovation to a poetic understanding of site.
• Googies was located at the corner of Sunset Boulevard and Crescent Heights in Los Angeles but was demolished in 1989 . The name Googie became a rubric for the architectural style when editor Douglas Haskell of " House and Home " magazine and architectural photographer Julius Shulman were driving through Los Angeles one day.
• For the first time in its 80-or-so-year history, the American truck stop has been " re-imaged, " as designers like to say, with nostalgic roadside touches harking back to the California coffee shops of the 1950s ( called " Googies " ) and the original parabolic McDonald's.