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| | Victor Gruen Papers (Library of Congress) |
 | | Although the formation and dissolution of his business operations are well documented, most of the collection focuses on several of the architectural design and land use projects undertaken by Gruen Associates between 1960 and 1980. |
 | | Gruen Associates was a collaborative team of architects, planners, and engineers with main offices in Los Angeles and New York and project offices in Detroit, Chicago, Miami, Rochester, Minneapolis, Honolulu, San Francisco, Washington, D.C., and Tehran. |
 | | Gruen Associates also undertook projects to revitalize the central business districts of several American and European cities, beginning with a never-executed plan for Fort Worth, Texas, and later with Midtown Plaza in Rochester, New York, and downtown revitalization plans for Kalamazoo, Michigan, Boston, Fresno, California, Urbana, Illinois, and many others. |
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