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An inspiring documentary about four significant architects of the 20th century and their innovative view on the role of architecture and a city where the power of a community and neighbourhood surpasses the importance of individual buildings. Four women, four powerful stories that are intertwined in the DNA of our cities: Phyllis Lambert – founder of the Canadian Centre for Architecture, Denise Scott Brown – a renaissance architect focusing on urban planning, Cornelia Hahn Oberlander – one of the most distinctive landscape architects and Blanche Lemco van Ginkel – co-author of the Expo 67 master plan. (Film a Architektura)
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