A controversial building at one of these locations that drew comparisons to a “flying saucer” was demolished in 2008. The Mission 66 program introduced modern architecture to these locations. A zigzagging steel frame protrudes from a sandstone façade on the exterior of a building at one of these locations that was designed by Taliesin Associated Architects. Persian art inspired Phyllis Ackerman’s interior design for a Y-shaped hotel at one of these locations in California. Thomas Vint oversaw the construction of the (*) Longmire Buildings at one of these locations. Herbert Maier developed architecture specifically for these locations, which resulted in a namesake “rustic” style seen at buildings named for Fishing Bridge and Beaver Meadows. Mary Colter designed the Bright Angel Lodge for one of these locations in Arizona. For 10 points, name these locations in the US with log frame visitor centers. ■END■
ANSWER: United States national parks [accept national park administration buildings; accept national park visitor centers until read; prompt on parks or Parkitecture; prompt on Grand Canyon, Mount Rainier, Rocky Mountain, or Yosemite by asking “What general type of location is that?”]
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