Archaeological Institute of America, Archaeological Society of Washington, College Art Association of America · Concord, N.H. ; Washington, D.C. : Archaeological Institute of America · leaf 13
rveys and careful planning.City planning for Pittsburgh acquiredits greatest impetus, if not its begin-ning, in 1910 when the Pittsburgh CivicCommission, under the leadership ofH. D. W. English, financed the makingof a number of studies. Most import-ant of these was the study of Pitts-burgh,… … The beginning of the Schenley Plaza Development. Designed by Sellers and Register, Architects. a department of city planning and anart commission. These bodies, whichare appointive, were created in 1911.Then followed years of arduous andseemingly fruitless struggle to replacehaphazard procedure by…
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