Googie was the exaggerated Modern architecture seen in the coffee shops and bowling alleys of the 1950s and 1960s.

Googie, also known as populuxe or doo-wop, is a subdivision of futurist architecture, influenced by car culture and the Space Age and Atomic Age, originating from Southern ...

Googie | Mid Century Modern | Neon | Tiki | Vernacular. Do you remember the space age buildings of a few decades ago, back when the space program captured the ...

Welcome to Googie Central, home to some of most space-age, "astro", bold, and yes, Googie architecture and sign in all the land. Back in the 50's and 60's ...

Googie" describes a futuristic, often outrageous, building style that evolved in the United States during the 1950s. Learn more.

Amazon.com: Googie: Fifties Coffee Shop Architecture: Alan Hess: Books ... Product Description The euphoria about the future that followed World War II permeated the outlooks of ...

Article by Shelby Grad from the Los Angeles Times on the attempts of preservationists to halt the loss of Googie buildings in the county. From Historic Anaheim.

The former Ballard Denny's turns out to be an example of "Googie" style architecture, which got its name from a Sunset Strip coffee shop designed in 1949, according to a new report ...

Seattle Googie Architecture. Googie Architecture is most closely associated with the popular architecture and culture of 1950's and 60's Southern California, but the Seattle area ...

Do you remember the Jetsons? Even if people haven't started to build houses in the open air, and travel with space cars yet, the futuristic architecture of those cartoons was ...