"The building (the central theatrical flying saucer restaurant) was designed by Pereira, Williams, and Becket in the mid '50s and established the space-age theme of the passenger terminal area." - Ref. An Architectural Guidebook to Los Angeles by David gebhard and Robert Winter.
Monday, November 9, 2009
LAX Theme Building
"The building (the central theatrical flying saucer restaurant) was designed by Pereira, Williams, and Becket in the mid '50s and established the space-age theme of the passenger terminal area." - Ref. An Architectural Guidebook to Los Angeles by David gebhard and Robert Winter.
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Numbers be damned! The LAX theme building (and that gorgeous illustration) are fantastic. So you got up close to the scaffolding? Repairs seems to take ten times longer then starting from scratch. Sadly the consequences of such make up the fabric of LA.
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geez,, how many levels of scaffolding is involved here?
That's a fine building, you'll have to show us what it looks like once it's completed!
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