Roadside Peek : Roadside USA Roadside Peek : Road Trips Roadside Peek : Features

 


Architecture Main | Googie | Deco Delights | Mid Century Modern | Neon | Tiki | Vernacular

 

Signal GiftsSignal Gifts
Portland, OR
Photo courtesy Jeff Raber

The Signal Gifts of Portland is located in a former art deco gas station. Check out the way the neon wraps around the building. See this deco building and more at Roadside Peek's Deco Delights Pacific Northwest.

 

Hotel Clifton
Miami, FL
Photo courtesy Bob Jagendorf

Here's another of the deco hotels in Miami. The Hotel Clifton enhances its image with the classic old car parked outside the front door. Check out this deco building at Roadside Peek's Deco Delights Florida.

 

 

General Motors Testing Laboratory
2001 E. Roosevelt in Phoenix Arizona.
Architect: Austin Co., from Cleveland OH

Built in 1937 as the General Motors Testing Laboratory, this is the best example in Phoenix of the streamlined style of the modernistic movement. The building was constructed as a testing laboratory for automobiles and armored tanks prior to WWII. See other deco landmarks from Arizona at Roadside Peek's Deco Delights Arizona.

 


3022 Building
Sacramento, CA
Photo courtesy Dave & Debra van Hulsteyn

This deco building in Sacramento still features the bold outlines of the era. Check out the deco from Northern California at Roadside Peek's Deco Delights Northern California.

 

 

Strong Building Beloit WIStrong Building
Beloit, WI
Photo courtesy Kelly Sullivan

Here's the Strong Building, located in Beloit, WI. The Strong Building served as an office building after being built in 1923. See this treasure and more at Roadside Peek's Deco Delights Midwest.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Architecture Main | Googie | Deco Delights | Mid Century Modern | Neon | Tiki | Vernacular

 

 

More Site Information

 

 

 

Related News

 

 

Other Sources

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Home | Search | What's New | Contact

 

 

©1998 to 2011 RoadsidePeek.com, All Rights Reserved.

Page Last Updated September 6, 2010