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California Crazy Roadside Vernacular Architecture Jum Heinmann & Rip Georges sc
California Crazy Roadside Vernacular Architecture Jum Heinmann & Rip Georges
California Crazy
Roadside Vernacular Architecture
Jim Heinmann and Rip Georges w/ introduction by David Gebhard
Soft Cover
139 Pages
Copyright 1980
Reprinted 1985
Contents
PAGE 11 INTRODUCTION
PAGE 26 CHAPTER I: PROGRAM ATIC ARCHITECTURE
PAGE 82 CHAPTER II: PERIOD REVIVAL
PAGE 110 CHAPTER III: OUT-OF-STATE-ODDITIES
PAGE 121 AFTERWORD
PAGE 124 MAP OF EXISTING STRUCTURES
PAGE 117 NOTES
PAGE 131 BIBLIOGRAPHY
PAGE 137 INDEX
Back Cover
CALIFORNIA CRAZY is the style of architecture that seems to typify California itself: naive, direct, unpretentious. These buildings were designed to catch the eye, to be remembered. No ad agency conceived themthey were often designed by the owners themselves, poured of ferro concrete and shaped by the undisguised desire to sell.
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