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Re:The Apocalyptic Architecture of One 1970s Retail Chain by TipVFL on Wednesday August 22, 2018 @10:07PM (#17823965)
Wow, I really like some of those. I'm surprised that I've never even heard of that company.

There are more pictures available at the source: http://www.siteenvirodesign.com/content/best-products

Re:The Apocalyptic Architecture of One 1970s Retail Chain by mdrzn on Thursday August 23, 2018 @09:29AM (#17827061)
There are such cool designs that it's a shame nobody nowadays tries anything similar.
Re:The Apocalyptic Architecture of One 1970s Retail Chain by Kagerjay on Thursday August 23, 2018 @09:49AM (#17827192)
You would be surprised :)

There's a company called WonderWorks that embodies this style

https://www.wonderworksonline.com/#

Re:The Apocalyptic Architecture of One 1970s Retail Chain by homero on Thursday August 23, 2018 @01:48AM (#17824883)
These existed?
Re:The Apocalyptic Architecture of One 1970s Retail Chain by TipVFL on Thursday August 23, 2018 @04:40AM (#17825588)
There's one there that's a parking lot that ripples and the store is under the ripples, and it's only shown as a model. I'm guessing that one was never built, because it looks really dangerous and confusing for drivers.
Re:The Apocalyptic Architecture of One 1970s Retail Chain by marssaxman on Thursday August 23, 2018 @03:58PM (#17830241)
I remember the one in Sacramento, with the corner that slid in and out. I didn't know there were others at the time, nor did I realize how unusual an architectural experiment it really was.