The firm is said to have "defined '50s Googie architecture."

Some of Googie architecture was based on what spaceships look like.

The design is characteristic of the Googie architecture movement.

America's interest in spaceflight had a significant influence on the unique style of Googie architecture.

The Googie Architecture style building has been renovated for its new use.

Together, the architects used their firm and its designs to champion Googie architecture, especially in California.

It can be determined as a tropical-climate interpretation of American Googie architecture.

The glassy, space-aged spaceship was a classic example of Googie architecture.

These flourishes and other ornamental elements reflect the contemporary but more complex Googie architecture.

The architectural style is classified as Googie Architecture.

It has a sweeping roofline, characteristic of Googie Architecture.

Googie architecture (space age design movement)

Googie architecture is largely influenced by Southern California's car culture and the Space Age of the mid-20th century.

Armet & Davis essentially defined the Googie architecture genre in the post-war period.

The historic site is an example of roadside Mid-Century Modern Googie architecture.

Architect Norman Six designed the uniquely shaped building in a modified Googie architecture style.

The eatery features a soaring pylon sign, an open kitchen and big picture windows, all of which are elements of Googie architecture.

Its historic Modernist Googie architecture style has been retained by the current occupant, Starbucks.

Hess describes Coffee Shop Modern as an offshoot of Googie architecture.

The Bob's Big Boy building represents a distinct period in the region's architectural history, often referred to as Googie architecture.

Many of the pavilions were built in a Mid-Century modern style that was heavily influenced by "Googie architecture".

Haskell insisted on stopping the car upon seeing Googies and proclaimed "This is Googie architecture."

Googie architecture exploited this trend by incorporating energy into its design with elements such as the boomerang, diagonals, atomic bursts and bright colors.

He designed the Modern Architecture style Chips coffee shop, an example of Googie Architecture.

A critic said its "plunging dart of a sign keeps it from spinning off into space," and it is a surviving example of Googie architecture.