Scope and Contents From the Collection: The John Funk Collection spans the years 1929-1988 and is organized into three series: Personal Papers, Office Records, and Project Records. The Personal Papers include drawings and photographs of student work, architectural exhibition material collected by Funk, and photographs of Funk. The Office Records contain clippings and promotional materials about Funk’s projects, along with documentation and photographs from architectural exhibitions that highlight Funk’s Heckendorf House....

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Contains purchase documents, deeds, clippings, insurance, appraisals, and maintenance, rental, and sale documents related to the Heath’s two properties in Tiburon: the barge and the condominium. These properties are also included in the Project Index.

Scope & Contents Note From the Collection: The collection documents the personal and professional lives of Brian and Edith Heath, including their home and travels but the main focus is on Edith’s family, education, work as a teacher, professional career and exhibitions. It also documents the daily operations of Heath Ceramics. The Personal Papers series is made up of subseries that contain biographical information, correspondence, student work, travel materials, financial and medical records, property records,...

Scope & Contents Note From the Collection: The collection documents the personal and professional lives of Brian and Edith Heath, including their home and travels but the main focus is on Edith’s family, education, work as a teacher, professional career and exhibitions. It also documents the daily operations of Heath Ceramics. The Personal Papers series is made up of subseries that contain biographical information, correspondence, student work, travel materials, financial and medical records, property records,...

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Project records are primarily organized alphabetically by original client name and/or project title. Physical materials for projects include photographs, sketches, and some drawings.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Hill & Kruse Collection is comprised of two boxes, five cartons, and two flat file drawers of material primarily consisting of project files and drawings of their many projects, most of which are private residences in the Bay Area. Also included in the collection are materials that highlight Hill’s early ideas and influences on his architecture, including the use of wood, the natural surrounding landscape, and Japanese architecture. In addition, there are folders of material...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Hill & Kruse Collection is comprised of two boxes, five cartons, and two flat file drawers of material primarily consisting of project files and drawings of their many projects, most of which are private residences in the Bay Area. Also included in the collection are materials that highlight Hill’s early ideas and influences on his architecture, including the use of wood, the natural surrounding landscape, and Japanese architecture. In addition, there are folders of material...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Hill & Kruse Collection is comprised of two boxes, five cartons, and two flat file drawers of material primarily consisting of project files and drawings of their many projects, most of which are private residences in the Bay Area. Also included in the collection are materials that highlight Hill’s early ideas and influences on his architecture, including the use of wood, the natural surrounding landscape, and Japanese architecture. In addition, there are folders of material...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Hill & Kruse Collection is comprised of two boxes, five cartons, and two flat file drawers of material primarily consisting of project files and drawings of their many projects, most of which are private residences in the Bay Area. Also included in the collection are materials that highlight Hill’s early ideas and influences on his architecture, including the use of wood, the natural surrounding landscape, and Japanese architecture. In addition, there are folders of material...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Hill & Kruse Collection is comprised of two boxes, five cartons, and two flat file drawers of material primarily consisting of project files and drawings of their many projects, most of which are private residences in the Bay Area. Also included in the collection are materials that highlight Hill’s early ideas and influences on his architecture, including the use of wood, the natural surrounding landscape, and Japanese architecture. In addition, there are folders of material...