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The City in the image of man: ideas and work of Paolo Soleri, Camera Three television program, Part 4

ContributorsWCBS TV (Contributor) / New York State Education Department (Contributor) / Soleri, Paolo, 1919-2013 (Contributor)

Created1972-05-07

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Camera Three televison program segment hosted by Stewart L. Udall by in which Paul Ylvisaker (professor of public affairs and urban planning at Princeton University) interviews Paolo Soleri about Soleri's concepts and theories on urban planning and architecture. The video includes an introduction showing footage of an exhibition of Soleri's…

Camera Three televison program segment hosted by Stewart L. Udall by in which Paul Ylvisaker (professor of public affairs and urban planning at Princeton University) interviews Paolo Soleri about Soleri's concepts and theories on urban planning and architecture. The video includes an introduction showing footage of an exhibition of Soleri's large-scale models.

The City in the image of man: ideas and work of Paolo Soleri, Camera Three television program

ContributorsWCBS TV (Contributor) / New York State Education Department (Contributor) / Soleri, Paolo, 1919-2013 (Contributor)

Created1972-05-07

DescriptionCamera Three television program hosted by Stewart L. Udall. Footage includes Soleri talking with a range of notable writers and figures in architecture, art and other fields. Also includes footage of Cosanti, Soleri's headquarters in Scottsdale, as well as models of his works.

The City in the image of man: ideas and work of Paolo Soleri, Camera Three television program, Part 1

ContributorsWCBS TV (Contributor) / New York State Education Department (Contributor) / Soleri, Paolo, 1919-2013 (Contributor)

Created1972-05-07

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Camera Three television program hosted by Stewart L. Udall. Footage includes Soleri talking with Alvin Toffler (writer), Kenneth Gibson (mayor of Newark, New Jersey), Arthur C. Clarke (writer), Moshe Safdie (architect), Harold Francis (graduate student in architecture), Tony Pearce (graduate student in architecture), John Gallahue (philosophy professor). Also includes footage…

Camera Three television program hosted by Stewart L. Udall. Footage includes Soleri talking with Alvin Toffler (writer), Kenneth Gibson (mayor of Newark, New Jersey), Arthur C. Clarke (writer), Moshe Safdie (architect), Harold Francis (graduate student in architecture), Tony Pearce (graduate student in architecture), John Gallahue (philosophy professor). Also includes footage of Cosanti, Soleri's headquarters in Scottsdale.

The City in the image of man: ideas and work of Paolo Soleri, Camera Three television program, Part 2

ContributorsWCBS TV (Contributor) / New York State Education Department (Contributor) / Soleri, Paolo, 1919-2013 (Contributor)

Created1972-05-07

DescriptionCamera Three television program hosted by Stewart L. Udall. Footage includes Soleri talking with Harold Francis (graduate student in architecture), Arthur C. Clarke (writer), Walter De Maria (artist), and Michael Heizer (artist). Also includes footage of construction at Arcosanti, large-scale models of Soleri's designs.

The City in the image of man: ideas and work of Paolo Soleri, Camera Three television program, Part 3

ContributorsWCBS TV (Contributor) / New York State Education Department (Contributor) / Soleri, Paolo, 1919-2013 (Contributor)

Created1972-05-07

Description

Camera Three television program hosted by Stewart L. Udall. Footage includes Soleri talking with Alvin Toffler (writer), Kenneth Gibson (mayor of Newark, New Jersey), Arthur C. Clarke (writer), Tony Pearce (graduate student), Harold Francis (graduate student), John Gallahue (philosophy professor), Jan A. J. Stolwijk (environmental health professor), Walter De Maria…

Camera Three television program hosted by Stewart L. Udall. Footage includes Soleri talking with Alvin Toffler (writer), Kenneth Gibson (mayor of Newark, New Jersey), Arthur C. Clarke (writer), Tony Pearce (graduate student), Harold Francis (graduate student), John Gallahue (philosophy professor), Jan A. J. Stolwijk (environmental health professor), Walter De Maria (artist), and Michael Heizer (artist).