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City Center and Pedestrians

1974 56 min
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This film focusses on the approaches that several cities have taken to one problem. Through various examples, it examines the implications and options for a pedestrian-oriented city core.

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This film focusses on the approaches that several cities have taken to one problem. Through various examples, it examines the implications and options for a pedestrian-oriented city core.

Urbanism All subjects
  • director
    Michel Régnier
  • script
    Michel Régnier
  • editing
    Michel Régnier
  • producer
    Nicole Chamson
    Jean-Marc Garand
  • camera
    Laval Fortier
  • sound
    Claude Lefebvre
  • sound editing
    Gilles Quintal
    Marcel Sabourin
  • consultant
    Luc Durand
  • music
    Alain Clavier

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Education

Ages 16 to 17
School subjects
Geography - Territory: Urban Science - Environmental Science Social Studies - Environmental Challenges Technology Education - Environment and Technology
Ask your students to watch the film and follow up by studying major urban centres such as Montreal or Vancouver and then compare their growth. How do our housing preferences influence the development of cities? Would we rather drive and live in a single family home? Does co-property ownership represent a greener choice? Europe has implemented some excellent urban planning ideas since 1974. Is Canada falling behind when it comes to building cities that are good for people?
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