Form, Design, And The City.
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Presenter, Edmund N. BaconPhotographer, Robert R. SmithOriginally produced as a motion picture in 1962Title from filmEastman colorFilm (reel 1): 1050 ft.; film (reel 2): 1000 ft"This is a motion picture adaptation of a presentation made before the Ninety-Third Annual Convention of the American Institute of Architects, at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The original continuity, the physical setting, and the basic style of presentation are as originally presented on the stage."--Film introductionAnalyzes the genesis of Penn Center, Philadelphia's project to remove urban blight from its inner city, focusing on the architectural qualities and processes of city planning projects. Traces the development of the master plan which sought to integrate commercial and residential areas with adequate transportation facilities, parks, and historical sites to create a practical and aesthetically pleasing urban environment. Presented by the overseer of the Penn Center project, city planner Edmund Bacon, the film also provides interviews with architects and city officials from the project team, Philadelphia, PA
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Form, Design, And The City. Reynolds Metals Co. 57 Min., Sd., Color, 16 Mm. Eastman Color. Presented By De Frenes Co. In Association With Film Counselors. © Reynolds Metals Co.; 21may62; Mp13442. , Presenter, Edmund N. Bacon
Photographer, Robert R. Smith
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1962
Title from film
Eastman color
Film (reel 1): 1050 ft.; film (reel 2): 1000 ft
"This is a motion picture adaptation of a presentation made before the Ninety-Third Annual Convention of the American Institute of Architects, at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The original continuity, the physical setting, and the basic style of presentation are as originally presented on the stage."--Film introduction
Analyzes the genesis of Penn Center, Philadelphia's project to remove urban blight from its inner city, focusing on the architectural qualities and processes of city planning projects. Traces the development of the master plan which sought to integrate commercial and residential areas with adequate transportation facilities, parks, and historical sites to create a practical and aesthetically pleasing urban environment. Presented by the overseer of the Penn Center project, city planner Edmund Bacon, the film also provides interviews with architects and city officials from the project team, Philadelphia, PANOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
Photographer, Robert R. Smith
Originally produced as a motion picture in 1962
Title from film
Eastman color
Film (reel 1): 1050 ft.; film (reel 2): 1000 ft
"This is a motion picture adaptation of a presentation made before the Ninety-Third Annual Convention of the American Institute of Architects, at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The original continuity, the physical setting, and the basic style of presentation are as originally presented on the stage."--Film introduction
Analyzes the genesis of Penn Center, Philadelphia's project to remove urban blight from its inner city, focusing on the architectural qualities and processes of city planning projects. Traces the development of the master plan which sought to integrate commercial and residential areas with adequate transportation facilities, parks, and historical sites to create a practical and aesthetically pleasing urban environment. Presented by the overseer of the Penn Center project, city planner Edmund Bacon, the film also provides interviews with architects and city officials from the project team, Philadelphia, PANOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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