Across
- 2. A very tall building, held up by steel skeleton or cage, curtain walls, and modern passage elevators.
- 5. The process of developing, designing, and regulating land use. And helping improve the safety, economic vitality, and quality of life in communities.
- 9. Two brothers Who designed many aircrafts, later having their first successful flight in 1903 lasting 12 seconds, and going 120 feet.
- 10. He was a landscape architect who "spear-headed" the movement for planned urban parks.
Down
- 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
- 3. The technical, and legal management of urban growth, controlling city growth before it happens, rather than after.
- 4. Increasing printing production, by new inventions and advancements in the printer system.
- 6. Electrically powered public transportation systems that used overhead wires or third rails to move people and freight across cities and regions.
- 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.
- 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"