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California Crazy: Roadside Vernacular Architecture
California Crazy Roadside Vernacular Architecture
Author: Jim Heimann, Rip Georges
Shows gas stations, cafes, businesses, and roadside stands in California designed to look like giant animals, machinery, and objects, as well as foreign architecture.
ISBN-13: 9780877011712
ISBN-10: 0877011710
Publication Date: 6/1/1985
Pages: 139
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Publisher: Chronicle Books
Book Type: Paperback
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An interesting pictorial book about 'odd' architecture that stands out - restaurants shapped like donuts and ice cream stands like owls. Really a fun book!
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