Blend of form and function, the United Oil Gas Station of Kanner Architects is located in Los Angeles, California and is actually a mini market, a 12-pump gas station and car. The impressive structure dominates in the streets around it and probably a center of attraction for the close-by citizen. Attractive exterior features metal line, which is the roof of a small commercial site, but it also comes in contact with the car wash. Other structures also have a dual role, one as a platform to get the car to a gas station and the other as general improvements to the design. All in all, not many people object to make a refueling stop at a gas station like this.

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