METROPOLIS - HOW TO LOOK AT A CITY [motion picture]
Series: MCIS film collection
Place of publication: George C.Stoney Associates, c1965
Number of pages: 30
Description: New York's ever-changing face as lovers, adventures and star-struck see it; its buildings, some old and stately, others new and monotonous; the pathos of the old neighborhood; the bustle of the business world. Professor Eugene Raskin, architect and author, points to three fundamental standards used by architects and planners to judge the quality of a city's neighborhoods; human scale, density and variety.
Notes: Miami University's MCIS film collection