Googies restaurant

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Googies restaurant was a pioneering mid-20th-century Los Angeles coffee shop whose bold, futuristic design gave its name to the Googie architectural style.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coffee shop
historic building
restaurant
architecturalStyle Googie architecture
associatedWith car culture in Los Angeles
postwar American optimism
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalSignificance icon of mid-century modern popular culture
landmark in the history of American roadside architecture
genre American coffee shop
hasDesignCharacteristic dramatic roofline
futuristic signage
large glass walls
space-age aesthetic
hasNameEtymology gave its name to Googie architecture
hasRoleIn origin of the term "Googie" for Googie architecture
inception mid-20th century
influenced Googie architecture
surface form: Googie architectural style

mid-20th-century roadside architecture in the United States
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Los Angeles
notableFor bold futuristic design
pioneering coffee shop design in Los Angeles
partOf mid-20th-century modern architecture movement
usedFor casual dining
serving coffee

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Googie architecture namedAfter Googies restaurant