Packet 4: Bonus 14

Professor Thrugg effusively praises this architectural style in a sarcastic article by Douglas Haskell that coined this style’s name. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this architectural style related to Populuxe, which emerged from Streamline Moderne in post-war California. This futuristic style often used upswept roofs and neon signs and was popular for roadside businesses.
ANSWER: Googie architecture
[10e] Googie style informed the starbursts found on a sign welcoming people to this “fabulous” city, whose municipal area is home to the Sphere.
ANSWER: Las Vegas [or Vegas; accept Paradise, Nevada]
[10h] The term Googie architecture was coined in an article about this architect’s design for Googie’s Coffee Shop. This architect’s designs for both the Garcia House and the octagonal “Chemosphere” use stilts to fit on sloped land.
ANSWER: John Lautner
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