Go Back“A Human City” exhibition in the Osaka Expo ’70
15/03/1970 to 13/09/1970C.E.S. was the only US architect invited to exhibit in the Japanese theme pavillon. C.E.S. participated with 80 panels which describe the character of a city of the future. The qualities of the city character were conveyed in the form of patterns, using a combination of sketches, photographs and texts, pasted on elongated boards.
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A Human City: The Osaka Exposition installations drawings
15/03/1970
Master Plan for the EXPO ’70, with the indication of the position for each participant .
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A Human City: The Osaka Exposition building drawings
15/03/1970
A bound set of 26 drawings of plans, elevations and sections, of the EXPO ’70 Pavillion .
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A Human City: Osaka Exhibit - Photographs of the C.E.S. participation in EXPO '70
15/03/1970
Seven photographs of C.E.S.’ participation in the EXPO ’70 which had as theme the “Progress and Harmony for Mankind”; the photos present parts of the C.E.S. exhibit of its design ideas, as they were expressed by people, regarding the qualities ...
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A Human City: Osaka Exhibit - Photographs of the C.E.S. participation in EXPO '70
15/03/1970
Four photographs showing people observing the exposition of the “Human City” at the U.S. Pavillion.
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A Human City: Osaka Exhibit - Photographs of the C.E.S. participation in EXPO '70
15/03/1970
Four photographs of general exhibit.
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