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    Hulme 1980s-90s Cafe Royal Books Richard Davis

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    Manchester and Salford on Holiday in the 1960s Cafe Royal Books Shirley Baker

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    Glastonbury 1971 Ron Reid Cafe Royal Books First Edition

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    Raw Punk Streets UK 1979-1982: Janette Beckman

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    San Diego Topographics 1 1986 – 1987 Cafe Royal Books Photographer Stephen Clarke

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    Coming & Going London 1977: Barry Lewis

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    People’s Park Berkeley Riots 1969 Cafe Royal Books

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    London Leisure 1970s Cafe Royal Books

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    City Kids London 1973-1975 Two Cafe Royal Books

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    Housing Estates Set 1. 1979 Cafe Royal Books

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Small details … Barbican Conservatory Small details … Barbican Conservatory
After the 1947 Partition, Chandigahr was named as After the 1947 Partition, Chandigahr was named as the new capital city in the Indian Punjab. For Prime Minister Nehru, Chandigahr would be, ‘an expression of the nation’s faith in the future.’ Construction began in 1952 with a plan created by American architect and urban planner Albert Mayer who worked together with Polish-American architect Matthew Nowicki. However Nowicki unexpectedly passed away and after a new search Corbusier was chosen to replace him. In the initial stages of this huge project Corbusier worked from France, creating the plan for the Capitol Complex from his Paris studio. Meanwhile the residential district was created by Pierre Jeanneret, Corbu’s cousin who was brought into the project. The team that grew enormously included British modernists Maxwell Fry and Jane Drew, and a large Indian team of architects including Urmila Eulie Chowdhury, Aditya Prakash, Vikramaditya Prakash and Jeet Malhotra. In this photo is the city’s new university now known as Punjab University. Photo with thanks to @bsantiard
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