2012 Architecture and the City Film Festival: Master Plan | SF
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San Francisco Main Library | 100 Larkin Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
2012 Architecture and the City Festival | SF
The month-long celebration features behind the scenes tours, films, exhibitions, lectures and more, providing opportunities for participants to engage with the local architecture community and experience design in a myriad of ways throughout the city.
2012 Architecture and the City Festival
September 1-30, 2012
- Venues all over San Francisco
- Many events are free
Master Plan explores the tight relation between neighborhood design and the values of American society. The film evaluates changing notions of quality of life as seen from the perspective of residents, planners, and designers. Divergent social ideals are materialized through a range of housing options, from public housing developments, to company towns, master planned developments, and a prison. The film provides a reflection on the complex negotiation between individual needs with social norms as manifested through the decisions and work process that surround residential planning.
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Cost: FREECategories: *Top Pick*, Movies, San Francisco










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