Architectural Plans for The Bali Hai in San Diego - Tiki Marketplace

B bigbrotiki Tiki Socialite Tiki Island, above the Silverlake Joined: Mar 25, 2002 Posts: 11621	B bigbrotiki Posted posted on Thu, Apr 14, 2005 10:11 AM On 2005-04-13 12:14, johntiki wrote: where did you get the various architectural drawings of the Kon Tiki and the Kona Kai (I think that's the other one)in the BOT? From the architects themselves, they gladly copied all the Tiki blueprints they had left on file. Armet & Davis are famous for their Googie Coffee shops, but did some Tiki temples too. Louis Armet, who was the one of the duo who did them, unfortunately died in a ski accident in the 80s, but Eldon Davis was very helpful. Sadly, a lot was tossed, like their Playa Del Rey Polynesian Village apartment plans, and their menu designs, which were sometimes done by the architect's designers too. I wonder what ever happend to (A&D Designer) Irving Weisenberg's relative who once posted here long ago....

On 2005-04-13 12:14, johntiki wrote:
where did you get the various architectural drawings of the Kon Tiki and the Kona Kai (I think that's the other one)in the BOT?

From the architects themselves, they gladly copied all the Tiki blueprints they had left on file. Armet & Davis are famous for their Googie Coffee shops, but did some Tiki temples too. Louis Armet, who was the one of the duo who did them, unfortunately died in a ski accident in the 80s, but Eldon Davis was very helpful.
Sadly, a lot was tossed, like their Playa Del Rey Polynesian Village apartment plans, and their menu designs, which were sometimes done by the architect's designers too.

I wonder what ever happend to (A&D Designer) Irving Weisenberg's relative who once posted here long ago....

Post #152904 by bigbrotiki on Thu, Apr 14, 2005 10:11 AM