Box 4
Container
Contains 34 Results:
Alexander, E. San Francisco CA, 1964
Sub-Series — Box: 4, Folder: 1
Identifier: IV.
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...
Dates:
1964
Anderson Los Angeles CA, n.d.
Sub-Series — Box: 4, Folder: 2
Identifier: IV.
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...
Dates:
n.d.
Andresen, Robert G. Orinda CA, 1957
Sub-Series — Multiple Containers
Identifier: IV.
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...
Dates:
1957
Appert, Kurt Pebble Beach CA, 1967
Sub-Series — Multiple Containers
Identifier: IV.
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...
Dates:
1967
Ausenbaum & Parker Lake Orinda CA, 1957
Sub-Series — Multiple Containers
Identifier: IV.
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...
Dates:
1957
Bach Festival unknown, n.d.
Sub-Series — Box: 4, Folder: 7
Identifier: IV.
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...
Dates:
n.d.
Baer, Morley Berkeley CA, 1953
Sub-Series — Box: 4, Folder: 8
Identifier: IV.
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...
Dates:
1953
Ballantine, Norman Kent Woodlands CA, 1951
Sub-Series — Multiple Containers
Identifier: IV.
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...
Dates:
1951
Bay Hill Apartments - Bruce and Bohling Apartments San Francisco CA, 1951
Sub-Series — Multiple Containers
Identifier: IV.
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...
Dates:
1951
Billings, J.W. Berkeley CA, 1964
Sub-Series — Multiple Containers
Identifier: IV.
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...
Dates:
1964