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Edward Bennett

Architect and city planner, co-author of the Chicago Plan.

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Also known as Mr. Edward Bennett, Mr. Bennett

First appearance: viii architecture and civilization

Edward Bennett shows up with force in Chapter II: The Imperial Age and the City Beautiful. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Co-author with Burnham of the Chicago plan, which included cutting avenues through the gridiron pattern.
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In Chapter II: The Imperial Age and the City Beautiful: Co-author with Burnham of the Chicago plan, which included cutting avenues through the gridiron pattern. Later, in The Imperial Age and Its Architectural Legacy:…

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  • Diverse Architectural Influences
  • Beaux-Arts Architects

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