Architecture: A Performing Art (1-Year Access)

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The story of John Andrews, world-famous Australian architect. This film is a tribute to the man and his buildings, which include the Canadian National Tower in Toronto, Scarborough College at Toronto University, the Miami Seaport Passenger Terminal, the Cameron Offices in Canberra and the American Express Tower in Sydney – all remarkable examples of contemporary architecture and of Andrews' genius.

(1980, 26 mins) Produced by Michael Robertson Film Productions for Film Australia.

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