Administrative records

Abstract The Buildings of Texas collection documents the research and scholarship produced for the multi-volume publication the Buildings of Texas, a comprehensive guide to the built environment of the state. The collection consists of records created and collected by two of the publication's contributors, Gerald Moorhead and Mario L. Sánchez. Record types include photographic material, drafts, administrative records, and research material. These records are represented in both the analog and the...

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Hal Box was Dean of the School of Architecture at The University of Texas at Austin from 1976 to 1992 and practiced architecture for 40 years, apprenticing with O'Neil Ford and serving in the U.S. Navy Civil Engineering Corps. Drawings, boards, papers, and photographic material reveal his architectural and teaching career, and his involvement in Earthwatch.

Abstract O'Neil Ford (1905-1982) was a prominent architect in the southwestern United States whose work also extended nationally and internationally. The collection demonstrates the origins and practice of Ford's dedication to native architectural forms and hand craft work, historic preservation, innovative design, and his tireless advocacy of education, particularly in the arts. Papers, plans, photographic prints and negatives, slides, exhibit boards, drawings, and sketches reveal the life and...

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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.

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The School of Architecture Office of the Dean records include documents created or received by the Office of the Dean. Records include correspondence, financial records, faculty and committee meeting records, Dean's Council and Foundation Advisory Council meeting records, and strategic planning notes and reports.

Abstract The Winedale Institute in Historic Preservation collection consists of records from the Winedale Institute in Historic Preservation, a program operated by The University of Texas at Austin School of Architecture located at the Winedale Historical Center in Fayette County, Texas. The collection also includes some administrative material from the Winedale Historic Site, an outdoor museum and study center dedicated to Texas history. Record types include correspondence, reports, photographic...