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Children DVD 720.483 Sk96
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Juniper Library
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Children DVD 720.483 Sk96
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Palo Verde Library
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Children DVD 720.483 Sk96
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Summary:
Why was New York's most famous skyscraper dubbed the "Empty State Building"? How big is Japan's planned "supertower"? Tour the world's most incredible skylines with award-winning author/illustrator, and captivating storyteller, David Macaulay, and trace the amazing stories of skyscrapers. From France's Gothic cathedrals to Malaysia's record-breaking Petronas Towers, this video introduces courageous creators, recounts little-known history, and reveals supersized triumphs through spectacular film footage and dramatic recreations.
Notes:
DVD.
Closed-captioned.
Edited by Jonathan Sahula.
Hosted by David Macaulay.
Originally aired on Public Television.
Special features: printable materials for educators and parents ; access to the Building big Web site.
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