The Gas Station in America (Creating the North American Landscape)
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The most significant features of our landscape are often invisible to us. For example: how often have you wondered about the evolution of the gas station? How many gas stations are there in the U.S.? Are gas stations increasing or decreasing in number? What do Bauhaus and feminism have to do with gas station architecture?
Whether or not these questions have kept you awake at night (or been asked of you during job interviews), this delightful hybrid between architectural history, economics, pop-culture studies, and geography will give you unexpected insights into one of the more important components of the American landscape. Illustrated with more than 150 maps, photos, and drawings, and highly recommended.
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-Paul Shepheard, Times Higher Education Supplement
"A valuable edition to landscape studies, and a fine book."
The Gas Station in America (Creating the North American Landscape)
The Gas Station in America (Creating the North American Landscape),John A. Jakle,Keith A. Sculle,The Johns Hopkins University Press,0801869196,Americana,Architecture,Automotive - General,Popular Culture - General,Public, Commercial, or Industrial Buildings,Transportation,Architecture / Landscape
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