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Subject Source: Local sources

Found in 7900 Collections and/or Records:

Series A: Drawings

 Series
Series Abstract The Drawings series entries are indexed by client name when known, otherwise by project name. Furthermore, similar projects are sorted in chronological order by date. Project names are supplied by the cataloger, as title blocks on the drawings prove to be inconsistent and many drawings are not labeled. Project names may also have been adjusted to accommodate alphabetical sorting. Dates are offered if they can be derived from the drawings or gathered from other authoritative sources. The...

Series A: Drawings

 Series
Series Abstract Entries are indexed in alphabetical order by Client's last name. If the client is not identifiable the field will remain blank. Entries without client names are sorted by Project Name and listed before those that provide client's names. Project names are supplied by the cataloger, as title blocks on the drawings prove to be inconsistent and many drawings are not labeled. Dates are offered if they can be derived from the drawings or gathered from other authoritative sources. The term...

Series A: Drawings

 Series
Series Abstract Entries in the Drawings Series are indexed in alphabetical order by Client's name. If the client is not identifiable, the field will remain blank. Entries without client names are sorted by Project Name and listed before those that provide client's names. Furthermore, similar projects are sorted in chronological order by date. Project names are supplied by the cataloger, as title blocks on the drawings prove to be inconsistent and many drawings are not labeled. Project names may also have...

Series A: Drawings

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Series Abstract This record group, consisting of 3,194 drawings documents the activities of Henry J. Steinbomer's architectural firm from 1940 through 1964. The drawings represent 241 different projects, most of them churches and most of them in San Antonio.The collection contains a wide range of drawing types showing the different phases of the design process. Some of the types of drawings included are the following: design development, working drawings, schematic drawings, measured...

Series A: Drawings

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Series Abstract The drawings listed in this series are all part of the design stage of Cret's projects. For working drawings, see the University of Texas Buildings Collection. Series C: Drawings Addendum consists of additional drawings that are not yet processed. Entries are indexed in alphabetical order by Client's last name. If the client is not identifiable, the field will remain blank. Entries without client names are sorted by Project Name and listed before those that provide client's names. Project...

Series A: Drawings, 1957-ongoing

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Series Abstract

Entries in the Drawings series are indexed in alphabetical order by Project name. Dates are offered if the students dated the drawings. The term "drawing" includes both original works (such as pencil on trace paper, ink on Mylar) as well as copies (such as photocopies, blue and black line prints, etc.). The drawings found in this series include measured drawings and field note drawings.

Series A: Personal Papers

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The Personal Papers series includes biographical information, appointment calendars and date books; correspondence, address books, personal photographs and various materials related to travel and friends; and Box's architecture student thesis completed in 1950 while at the University of Texas at Austin.

Series A: Project Records

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The Project Records series (1939-1994, nd) is divided into subgroups for Photographic Material (652 photographic items) and Drawings (28 flat files, 50 rolled drawing sets) which includes drawings and plans for both architectural and interior design. Projects in this series include the grandiose residence of James Ling, Ford Albritton's Sea Island, Georgia summer home, interiors for the Imperial Club, the Insurance Club, and the Dallas Women's Club, and the Hotel Statler.