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The Roadside Architecture section of Roadside Peek takes a photographic journey to the American roadside of the 20th Century, with a special focus on mid-century styles.
The Roadside Architecture section currently includes a special look at Googie Architecture as well as the Polynesian themed Tiki Style. Both were a reflection of America's post-war attitude. See them both at Roadside Peek's Googie Architecture and Tiki Style sections.
The Parasol Restaurant is a building built in the shape of a parasol. Don't forget to take a look at some of the programmatic architectures examples from across the country at Roadside Peek's Roadside Vernacular.
Although it's not "architecture" per se, neon still deserves a place in the sun... 'er spotlight. Check out all of the neon signs here at Roadside Peek's Roadside Neon.
How about the architecture from the mid-century. Check it out here at Roadside Peek's Mid Century Modern.
Here's a deco building located in the Portland area. This building looks like its home to some sort of library or public office. In some ways, the building looks like a miniature deco Sears store. See this deco store and more at Roadside Peek's Deco Delights.
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