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Urban Lighting by Franchise—Pro and Con

Lighting Design + Application

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First published online April, 1974

Urban Lighting by Franchise—Pro and Con

Volume 4, Issue 4

https://doi.org/10.1177/036063257400400404

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Imagine a city block with a variety of light sources—incandescent, HPS, mercury—some installed and maintained by building owners, others by the city. Will such diversity improve the quality of life in our cities? Is such a situation practicable? Designer Brandston says yes; director Burrell, no; and psychologist Finkelman, maybe

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