Science and Urban Life

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Across
  1. 2. A very tall building, held up by steel skeleton or cage, curtain walls, and modern passage elevators.
  2. 5. The process of developing, designing, and regulating land use. And helping improve the safety, economic vitality, and quality of life in communities.
  3. 9. Two brothers Who designed many aircrafts, later having their first successful flight in 1903 lasting 12 seconds, and going 120 feet.
  4. 10. He was a landscape architect who "spear-headed" the movement for planned urban parks.
Down
  1. 1. He developed a series of more convenient alternatives to the heavy glass plates previously used for camera lenses. Eastman introduced his invention, the Kodak camera
  2. 3. The technical, and legal management of urban growth, controlling city growth before it happens, rather than after.
  3. 4. Increasing printing production, by new inventions and advancements in the printer system.
  4. 6. Electrically powered public transportation systems that used overhead wires or third rails to move people and freight across cities and regions.
  5. 7. He designed a slender, 285-foot tower in 1902, called the flatiron building. Which later served as a symbol of right, and optimistic society.
  6. 8. An Architect who designed the 10 story WainWright Building in St. Lewis. And he called the new breed of skyscraper a "proud and soaring thing"