Largely forgotten, self-taught commercial architect Wayne McAllister (1907-2000) created many of the buildings that became iconic symbols of the 1950s landscape. From coffee shops to nightclubs to the famed Sands hotel in Las Vegas, his glinting steel-and-neon structures brought America to life. In this book, tireless historian Chris Nichols culled McAllister's own archives to bring us a feast of incredible structures that celebrate a great designer's work. (softcover, 160 pgs./color, b&w).
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