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Stop the Bulldozer
First transmitted in 1986, Stop the Bulldozer asks if conservation at all costs is inhibiting contemporary architecture.
First transmitted in 1986, Stop the Bulldozer looks at the conflict between conservationists and those who feel that conservation at all costs is inhibiting contemporary architecture.
This programme examines the reconstruction of the historic centre of Frankfurt and the revitalised shopping malls of America, amongst others; whilst Terry Farrell discusses his design of the TV-am building.
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Tue 12 Apr 198818:45
BBC Two except East & South East
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Post-War Architecture Collection
This programme is part a collection of BBC programmes examining the triumphs and failures of post-war architecture.
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About BBC Four Collection programmes
Programmes are selected, in part, for their historical context and reflect the broadcast standards and attitudes of their time, which may not accord to some current BBC editorial guidelines. We aim to select programmes which can be shown in their entirety but in some cases edits are required.
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Narrator | Andrew Sachs |
| Writer | Peter Adam |
| Producer | Peter Adam |
| Associate Producer | Roger Last |
| Film Editor | Stephen Evans |
| Film Editor | Pat O'Grady |
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Post-War Architecture
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