Architecture -- Texas
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Buildings of Texas collection
Jim Willis research collection on James E. Flanders
James E. Flanders was one of Dallas' earliest architects who was instrumental in shaping the city’s direction and style of architecture. This collection contains material on Flanders, assembled by Jim Willis while conducting research for a website entitled James Edward Flanders; Dallas's First Architect. Records include Willis' correspondence and clippings, copies of historic documents, small historical publications, drawings, and photos about Flanders and his work.
Max M. Sandfield collection
Max M. Sandfield was an architect, sculptor, and artist, known for his mid-century modern design. Sandfield’s collection documents his career as a sculptor, architect, as well as his membership and leadership positions in the American Institute of Architects (AIA). Records include photos of Sandfield's sculpture and architecture, project records, meeting minutes, AIA committee notes, and architectural drawings.
Thomas M. Price collection
Thomas M. Price (1916-1998) was Galveston's foremost modern architect. Price opened his own firm in 1947 where his designs included private residences, hotels, motels, schools, a social club, a beach house and commercial buildings. The collection documents Price’s architectural work in the Texas and beyond. Record types include architectural drawings and photographic material.