Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide
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| - | "No one seemed sure of the future any longer. Smog, the congestion of people (and their extension – the automobile), the continual destruction of farmland, potential and real [[water shortage]]s created doubts of such magnitude that even the usual boosterism of Southern California found it increasingly difficult to reassert the old beliefs."--''[[Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide]]'' by [[David Gebhard]] and [[Robert Winter]] | + | "No one seemed sure of the future any longer. [[Smog]], the congestion of people (and their extension – the [[automobile]]), the continual destruction of [[farmland]], potential and real [[water shortage]]s created doubts of such magnitude that even the usual boosterism of [[Southern California]] found it increasingly difficult to reassert the old beliefs."--''[[Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide]]'' (1994) by David Gebhard and Robert Winter |
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"No one seemed sure of the future any longer. Smog, the congestion of people (and their extension – the automobile), the continual destruction of farmland, potential and real water shortages created doubts of such magnitude that even the usual boosterism of Southern California found it increasingly difficult to reassert the old beliefs."--Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide (1994) by David Gebhard and Robert Winter |
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Los Angeles: An Architectural Guide (1994) is a book by David Gebhard and Robert Winter on the architecture of Los Angeles.
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