• Table of Contents:
• (1) No Time For Ugliness (1965) – 23 Minutes

Product Description
No Time for Ugliness, sponsored by the American Institute of Architects, discusses the problems faced by American cities in the 1960s due to unsightly urban growth. It focuses on the problems that occur when businesses are allowed to mar the landscape with ugly billboards and neon signs, build cheap housing and retail buildings, and cause pollution. It also mentions that cities are now built in a way that almost makes it impossible to live in them without a car, and… More >>

Classic American Institute Of Architecture Film DVD: 1960s Architectural Design, Urban Sprawl & Housing Development, City Planning & Street Beautification, and Mixed Use & Smart Space Design History Pictures Film DVD

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