Subseries 98 - City for Palestinian Refugees

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City for Palestinian Refugees

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  • Parallel titles and other title information: Giza

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CA CAC 58-1-98

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sketch : black and white

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The city of Giza was a theoretical study for a high-density city, amidst the existing ancient pyramids, which could accommodate the resettlement of 250,000 Palestinian refugees. Giza illustrated a number of concepts which Moshe Safdie had been exploring prior to Habitat '67 such as workable high-density environments, three-dimensional reorganization of urban land uses, the organization of individual dwellings as spatial groupings, the hierarchical organization of transportation networks, and the utilization of mass-production construction techniques.

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© Safdie Architects. Explicit permission to use images is required. Contact the communications department at Safdie Architects (media@safdiearchitects.com) for more information.

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Completion date: 1962

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cac_city_for_palestinian_refugees

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Source: Safdie Architects hard drive

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