Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains materials pertaining to the E Paul Kelly architecture firm after his death in 2012. It includes project photographs, publicity materials, and some Kelly office records. Most materials are from the E Paul Kelly AIA Architecture / Planning firm, some materials are from Ostwald & Kelly.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Contains design documents, correspondence, photographs, and drawings. While most of the projects are Bull’s early residential and cabin projects, some of his later commercial work is included. The projects include work done independently and with BFVS, BVS, and BSA. Many additional project-related files can be found in the previous series under clippings, photographs, awards, and correspondence, and are listed in the project index.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The ASLA Records include the years 1937 and 1970-1990 and document the organization’s rich history of leadership in the landscape architecture profession. The collection offers information on the inner workings of a group of leading professionals, and how their work changed the San Francisco Bay Area and Northern California. Included are clippings, correspondence, drawings, photographs, project descriptions, exhibit material, and meeting minutes. The collection is organized into series based...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Contains design documents, correspondence, photographs, and drawings. While most of the projects are Bull’s early residential and cabin projects, some of his later commercial work is included. The projects include work done independently and with BFVS, BVS, and BSA. Many additional project-related files can be found in the previous series under clippings, photographs, awards, and correspondence, and are listed in the project index.

Scope and Contents From the Collection:

The Records of John L. Field contain one folder of awards and licenses but primarily consist of photographs and project records of his designs for a number his firms. These records are not fully processed and can be accessed through the project index by client/project name.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

This series contains materials pertaining to the E Paul Kelly architecture firm after his death in 2012. It includes project photographs, publicity materials, and some Kelly office records. Most materials are from the E Paul Kelly AIA Architecture / Planning firm, some materials are from Ostwald & Kelly.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

Contains design documents, correspondence, photographs, and drawings. While most of the projects are Bull’s early residential and cabin projects, some of his later commercial work is included. The projects include work done independently and with BFVS, BVS, and BSA. Many additional project-related files can be found in the previous series under clippings, photographs, awards, and correspondence, and are listed in the project index.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

Contains a Firm Award and correspondence about awards. Also included are portfolios documenting single projects assembled as award submissions. All projects with an award brochure are listed in the project index.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: This collection, which spans the years 1965-1997, consists of drawings, photographs, slides, professional papers and articles/press releases/tear sheets relating to the architectural career of James Ream. It includes work that he did when he was with the firm John Carl Warnecke & Associates, as well as work done later by his own firm. The collection is organized in two series: professional papers (after 1997), and project records (1965-1996). The professional papers...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

The Project Record Series contains a disappointing assortment of pieces such as a few mounted drawings of his ideas for San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Center and Ferry Plaza/Embarcadero, printed planning reports, and 9 tubes of drawings for projects such as S.F. Union Square, the Berkeley Art Museum, and a San Francisco Bay Bridge. Fortunately the records contain photographs and slides that present a more comprehensive view of Ciampi’s important early work with public schools and churches.