architecture

The buildings in this classification most closely express the link between roadside parks and Safety Rest Areas. They were most commonly constructed in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Their basic forms do not represent regional aesthetics or architectural design trends. These structures are defined by their functionality rather than aesthetic interest. 

Identifying Features:

● Wood construction is common

●Building form is commonly square or 

  rectangular 

● Roof forms are commonly hipped or 

   gabled

●Buildings and structures are modest 

  in scale and low rising