Glass Age Development Committee
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Glass Age Development Committee
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The Glass Age Development Committee was established in 1937 by Pilkington to promote the use of glass as a building material in the United Kingdom. It commissioned designs for many large-scale schemes, none of which were ever built. Initially its name was the Glass Age Town Planning Committee. The first committee consisted of the first-generation modern architects Maxwell Fry, Robert Furneaux Jordan, Raymond McGrath, Howard Robertson, George Grey Wornum and F. R. S. Yorke. Each was asked to "sug
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_Age_Development_Committee
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2021-04-19T18:13:15Z
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