I always think fondly of Pizza Hut as a haven for kids of divorced parents (thanks for the dinners, dad) and the place where my cousin had so many ice cream factory refills she threw up. But there’s more to the cheese-covered chain than just stuffed crusts and sprinkles: it has a rich architectural heritage, sort of, in that the original buildings were shaped like the hut of their branding. Photographer Ho Hai Tran has taken Pizza Hut passion to great lengths, travelling the world to seek out and photograph the “original ‘hut’ style buildings that were erected in their thousands in the 70s, 80s and 90s.”
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via. It’s Nice That
