Go Back“A Human City” exhibition in the Osaka Expo ’70
15/03/1970 to 13/09/1970The theme of the Osaka EXPO ’70 was “Progress and Harmony for Mankind”, and the theme that C.E.S. proposed was the “Human City”. It 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. C.E.S. was the only US architect invited to exhibit in the Japanese theme pavillon. .
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A Human City: Osaka Exhibit - Installation drawings
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Master Plan for the EXPO ’70, with the indication of the position for each participant .
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A Human City: Osaka Exhibit - Building drawings
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A bound set of 26 drawings of plans, elevations and sections of the EXPO ’70 pavilion .
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A Human City: Osaka Exhibit - Photographs of the C.E.S. participation in EXPO '70
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Seven photographs depicting various boards prepared for the “Human City” theme exhibit, all shaped as long strips. Each strip contained one or more related design ideas, formulated as patterns, conveying the basic principles for a human city. Each photo contains ...
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A Human City: Osaka Exhibit - Photographs of the C.E.S. participation in EXPO '70
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Four photographs showing visitors to the “Human City” theme exhibit, standing in front of the boards.
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A Human City: Osaka Exhibit - Photographs from EXPO '70 pavilions
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Four photographs from other pavilions in the EXPO ’70 exhibit.
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