poeschl on cars

As human civilization begins to envision the end of an era dominated by the internal combustion engine, we take a look back at the masterworks and follies of the Automotive Century, detour onto the meandering two-lanes to visit a few roadside attractions, and comment on the architectural and urban planning consequences of car culture.

Monday, August 31, 2026

Revs Institute Revisited: Cars Bred for Racing, Working…and Just for Show

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A recent visit to the Revs Institute* in Naples, Florida, posed some problems for contributor Paul Anderson. The original suggestion to phot...
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Sunday, August 16, 2026

Daily Driver: 1963 Corvette Split Window Coupe

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During an avalanche of dire news broadcasts, one tends to seize on any bit of good news in a sometimes vain effort to keep a hopeful mood af...
Friday, July 31, 2026

Dog Days at Boulder Coffee and Classics

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The Coffee and Classics event on the last Sunday in July arrived in the middle of a heat wave, during the real dog days of summer... There h...
Saturday, July 25, 2026

Forgotten Classic: Nash Cooper Airflyte Spied on California Highway

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Just when a suddenly busy day job combined with a heat wave to produce a certain blogospherical languor around here, reader Daniel Lu sent s...
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Robert Poeschl
Was exposed to the work of Frank Lloyd Wright early, when my parents pointed out his work in Oak Park and Riverside, IL. Had a kind of awakening when taking my 4th year of a 5-year U of I archiectural program in France. My dad had pointed out that it would be a rare chance to experience a foreign culture without having someone shoot at me, which had been his experience in France in 1944. He was right...
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