Tikiyaki Arizona Road Trip - IMAGE HEAVY - General Tiki

D Digitiki Tiki Socialite L.A. baby! Joined: Jul 22, 2004 Posts: 818	D Digitiki Posted posted on Mon, May 18, 2009 10:35 AM Hard to tell on Moai fountain. The condo complex it is in looks very 60's. And judging from the rest of tiki and mid-century style in TUcson, I would have to say from the early to mid 60's. Someone with more info may be able to show me wrong. I do have more photos if it at night with colored lights. I'll post them soon too. We also stopped by the former Pago Pago which is now so stuccoed over and all traces of its former tiki past have been erased. However, Tucson is still a place to find perfect examples of mid-century modern and googie style architecture that has yet to be "touched" by the hand of "progress."

Hard to tell on Moai fountain. The condo complex it is in looks very 60's. And judging from the rest of tiki and mid-century style in TUcson, I would have to say from the early to mid 60's. Someone with more info may be able to show me wrong.

I do have more photos if it at night with colored lights. I'll post them soon too.

We also stopped by the former Pago Pago which is now so stuccoed over and all traces of its former tiki past have been erased. However, Tucson is still a place to find perfect examples of mid-century modern and googie style architecture that has yet to be "touched" by the hand of "progress."

Post #454681 by Digitiki on Mon, May 18, 2009 10:35 AM