Spanning dozens of acres, the structures provided everything the park staff and visitors would need: a gas station, restaurant, community building, maintenance shop, housing, even a two-room elementary school. The National Park Service entrusted the design to prominent architects Richard Neutra and Robert Alexander ahead of the agency’s 50th birthday, and it’s the only project of theirs still standing within the Park Service. — seattlepi.com
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Really fantastic building...the location ain't too shabby either. Anyone who salivates over beautiful materials should visit this park. petrified wood is possibly the most beautiful material nature ever created.
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