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Habitat '67
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kjfitz @ 2005-09-14 10:54:27 |
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Habitat 67, an experiment in apartment living, became the permanent symbol of Expo 67 after it closed. It was Canadian architect Moshe Safdie's experiment to make a fundamentally better and cheaper housing for the masses. He attempted to make a revolution in the way homes were built - by the industrialization of the building process; essentially factory mass production. He felt that it was more efficient to make buildings in factories and deliver them prefabricated to the site. |
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naid.sppsr.ucla.edu
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Montreal, Canada (CA)
@ 45.50018800, -73.54365000 |
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