University of Texas at Austin. School of Architecture
Found in 34 Collections and/or Records:
Henry Lorenz grain storage elevator, Stockdale, Texas, tempera painting, Fall 1952
Hugo Leipziger-Pearce collection
Professor Hugo Leipziger-Pearce (1902-1998), established the Community and Regional Planning Program at the University of Texas at Austin, and worked as an independent planning consultant in Texas and Germany. In this collection, correspondence, job files, printed material, maps, photographs, and audiovisual items chronicle the urban planning work and academic career of Hugo Leipziger-Pearce.
Ida C. Scott collection
Ida Scott was born Ida Calhoun Futch in Ft. Sill, Oklahoma in 1926 and studied at the School of Architecture at the University of Texas from February 1944 through June 1947. Photographs, drawings, and papers illustrate her education, career, and interests in furniture, barrier free architecture, and women in the profession.
Jane and Duane Landry collection
Jane Lorenz Landry (1936-) and Duane Landry (1933-2022) were architects known for their work throughout Texas. The collection contains papers and drawings created during their academic careers, consisting of studies at the University of Texas at Austin, Yale University, and the University of Pennsylvania between 1952 and 1957. Record types include drawings, paintings, student records and projects, personal narratives, and photographs. Accruals are expected.
Jane and Duane Landry portfolio, 1954 - 1956
Jane Lorenz official transcript, 1955-07-01
Line studies, Duane Landry, 1954 - 1955
Line studies, Jane Landry, 1954 - 1955
Texas Architecture Survey records
University of Texas at Austin, School of Architecture Archives: Administrative records
Administrative records of the University of Texas School of Architecture document the administrative activity of the school including annual reports, organizational structure documentation, financial records, and departmental histories. Record types include memoranda, staff and faculty directories, clippings, reports, feasibility studies, and correspondence.