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Title	Architectural Forum
Date	March 1956
Description	The March 1956 issue of Architectural Forum. This issue contains an article on Antonio Gaudi which Mr. Buchner marked and wrote "Gaudi" on the cover to presumably save.
Object ID	2005.1.187

Title	Year Book of the Architectural League of New York and Catalogue of the Thirty-Eighth Annual Exhibition
Date	1923
Description	"The Architectural League Exhibition is held annually for the dual purpose of offering to the architects and those in the allied arts the opportunity of presenting their recent work to the public, and giving the public the opportunity of keeping in touch with the progress of these arts."
Condition	Poor
Object ID	2001.1.287

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	September 1966
Description	September 1966 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.48

Title	Architecture of Today. A Survey of New Building Throughout the World
Date	1959
Description	"The 180 photographs in this book have been chosen to provide a survey of the important achievements of the architecture of our time - a style whose rules, modified by local variations, are nevertheless acknowledged by the younger generation of architects in Japan as in the U.S.A, in Mexico as in Venezuela and Brazil, in Switzerland as in England and Scandinavia."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.291

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	September 1963
Description	September 1963 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.13

Title	Modern Music and Musicians IV. Compositions for Piano
Date	1918
Description	"Convenient indexes, both by title and composer, separate indexes of the Hundred Best pieces, of the study material contained in the beginning of the sixth volume, and a graded index by which the entire resources of the work may be marshaled into one complete study course - all weld the compilation into one composite work, thus acheiving a degree of convenience, utility, and accessibility such as could be arrived at only with difficulty through any process of gradual collecting."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.295

Title	Building For Mary C. Alexander
Date	3-31-28
Description	Sheets #1 & 7 drawn by William Calderwood. 15 sheets for concrete plan by Pritchard - Purintor Engr. Co. *This building housed Streets Clothing for many years and was torn down ca. 1980.
Details	17 sheets, bluelines.
Object ID	2010.1.6

Title	The Architecture of The United States. New England and the Mid Atlantic States. An Illustrated Guide to Notable Buildings, Open to the Public
Date	1981
Description	"An illustrated 3-volume guide to American Architecture of all regions and periods, this series provides a panoramic view of architectural development in the United States, as well as a practical guide to its finest examples."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.298

Title	Stone
Date	1969
Description	The August 1969 issue of Stone
Object ID	2005.1.193

Title	Elliot + Associates. Listening to the Land
Date	2001
Description	"Elliot + Associates is a versatile Oklahoma City firm with a national reputation for innovative design...The firm's work has been widely published in the United States and Europe, and has won more than 100 design awards, including four National Honor Awards from the American Institute of Architects."
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2001.1.301

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	May 1966
Description	May 1966 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.44

Title	A Treasury of Contemporary Houses
Date	1954
Description	"...there is much variety in the houses in this book. All are modern. All were considered good enough to publish in Architectural Record. All are very recent selections. But not all take their academic theory in the same doses. What's more the point, all have ideas in them and nowadays there is no dogma, intellectual or otherwise, against using whatever ideas may appeal to you."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.305

Title	Redwood News
Date	1953
Description	Winter 1952-53 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID	2005.1.197

Title	The Architectural Index for 1972
Date	1973
Description	Index of architectural topics, homes and architects
Condition	Fair
Object ID	2001.1.309

Title	Redwood News
Date	1976
Description	Winter/Spring 1976 issue of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.283

Title	Sticks and Stones. A Study of American Architecture and Civilization
Date	1955
Description	"...Mr. Mumford, one of the most influential critics of our day, shows the influence of the mediaeval tradition on American architecture, weighs the importance of the vernacular building, and offers what was probably the first written appreciation of the New England village as an architectural entity. He also deals with the work of Henry Hobson Richardson and John A. Roebling, builder of the Brooklyn Bridge."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.313

Title	Redwood News
Date	Summer 1954
Description	Summer 1954 issue of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.201

Title	American Cypress and its Uses
Date	1932
Description	"American Cypress has special properties and uses which, if properly understood in foreign countries, would make this wood a valuable raw material for construction as well as for industrial uses. This pamphlet has been prepared for the purpose of supplying information in regard to this species."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.317

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Title	Materials of Construction. Their Manufacture, Properties and Uses
Date	1915
Description	"This work is an outgrowth of certain lectures and notes which have been used in the author's classes in the College of Civil Engineering, Cornell University, for the past several years. Its preparation was undertaken to meet the need which was felt for a general text-book covering the manufacture, properties, and uses of the more common materials of engineering construction in a comparatively concise and thoroughly modern manner."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.321

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	June 1963
Description	June 1963 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.10

Title	Pencil Points Data Sheets
Date	circa 1951
Description	"Four data sheets appear each month in Pencil Points giving in convenient form those half remembered and annoying to locate facts which are repeatedly needed in the preparation of architectural drawings."
Condition	Fair
Object ID	2001.1.325

Title	Architect, Artist, Finn, American
Date	1948
Description	Newspaper clippings from an article about Eliel Saarinen which originally ran on August 22 1948 in the New York Times.
Object ID	2005.1.452

Title	Engineers Handbook of Tables, Charts, and Data on the Application of Centrifugal Fans and Fan System Apparatus, Including Engines and Motors, Air Washers, Hot Blast Heaters and Systems of Air Distribution
Date	1914
Description	"The use of the fan in general engineering practice is rapidly increasing , making it imperative that both the engineer and the architect become familiar with the fundamental principles governing the selection application of fans for various purposes. Some general information has been published on the subject by the different fan builders, but what has been given out has always been incomplete and frequently misleading, and did not afford sufficient data to be intelligently employed by the engineer. Heretofore no effort has been made to collect and present under one cover the latest and most reliable engineering data concerning fans and their application to various industrial requirements."
Condition	Poor
Object ID	2001.1.329

Title	Redwood News
Date	Spring 1956
Description	Spring 1956 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID	2005.1.207

Title	Architecture a Profession and a Career
Date	1945
Description	"Architecture is everyone's profession, for no one can escape it. He who understands it best enjoys it most. The profession now stands ready to render a unique service to humanity. Toward this human objective this booklet has been written by educators and practitioners representing various points of view. It is intended for everyone - whether student or teacher, practicioner or client, layman or amateur."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.333

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	December 1965
Description	December 1965 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.40

Title	The American House Today
Date	1951
Description	"...no aware person can really doubt that modern architecture in our time, as in any time, is as desirable and inescapable a phenomenon as modern medicine, education, transportation, business administration, or dress. If it is true that any good architecture, recognizing the influences of its own time in history, must be based on those influences as well as the difference between them and the influences of other times, what are the factors we should look for to explain our own present day residential architecture? They seem to fall into the following categories...the program, the site, space organization, the environment, construction and materials, esthetics."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.337

Title	Redwood News
Date	Spring 1957
Description	Spring 1957 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID	2005.1.211

Title	Central Tulsa. A Mall Feasibility Study.
Date	1960
Description	"This report is the first step in the implementation of this Plan for the Central Business District (CBD). Its purpose is to determine the feasibility of building a mall on any of the five streets designated for this treatment in the master plan."
Condition	Fair
Object ID	2001.1.401

Title	Redwood News
Date	1970
Description	Issue number 4/1970 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.279

Title	The White Pines Series of Architectural Monographs Volumes 7&8
Date	1921
Description	"The ever increasing interest and better understanding of Early American Architecture is due, we believe, in a large measure to the publication of the White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs. During the past thirteen years this genuinely useful and comprehensive Series has given to members of the profession and their clients a broader conception and a more perfect understanding of the elements of our native architecture."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.343

Title	Redwood News
Date	Summer 1958
Description	Summer 1958 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID	2005.1.215

Title	Mechanical Drawing
Date	1915
Description	A mechanical drawing textbook covering the subjects of: instruments and their uses, definitions and terms, geometrical problems, inking, tinting, projections, notation, shadows, isometrical drawing, oblique projections, and working drawings.
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.347

Title	A Testament
Date	1957
Description	A Testament consists of two major books. " Book One- Autobiographical" begins with his story of childhood influences-on through the challenging years in which he forged his own life and created a new architecture. In "Book Two: The New Architecture," Frank Lloyd Wright presents an illuminating synthesis of the nine great principles upon which he has unremittingly based his lifework. This is the basic account of his creative life and ideas- the Testament of a supreme master of his art.
Object ID	2005.1.120

Title	America's Historic Houses and Restorations
Date	1966
Description	"Irvin Haas, authority on American restorations and author of A Treasury of Great Prints, takes the reader on an extensive tour of the living rooms, bedrooms and kitchens of a hundred famous homes and restored historic towns, from the Adams Mansion in Massachusetts to the Homestead in Florida, from the McLoughlin House in Oregon to Sagamore Hill on Long Island. He also gives such practical information as how to reach each site and what the hours and admission charges are."
Condition	Fair
Object ID	2001.1.351

Title	Residence & Garage, Owners Mr. & Mrs. C.H. Pape
Date	1-12-1937
Description	Residence & Garage, Owners Mr. & Mrs. C.H. Pape Forest Hills Addition, Tulsa, OK. Unknown architect, but found in the JDF Collection.
Details	10 sheets; prints. Arch. sheets 1-8. Poor condition, tattered edges, tears.
Condition	Poor
Object ID	2004.1.32

Title	Modernizing Buildings for Profit
Date	1935
Description	"The rapid improvement in the mechanical equipment of buildings, the development of more efficient plans, and the constant change in public taste have made many well-constructed buildings obsolete and unprofitable. These buildings are unable to compete with the newer and more modern structures, and yet they are the very ones that can be modernized most profitably by bringing them up to date in equipment, plan and style."
Condition	Fair
Object ID	2001.1.355

Title	Oral Roberts University Dormitory
Date	5-27-64
Description	S1-14 of 14
Details	15 sheets, bluelines
Object ID	2010.1.13

Title	Design Forecast 1
Date	1959
Description	"Design Forecast is an open door for designers and businessmen, to explore new ideas in the design field and to learn of the "designer's metal" - aluminum."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.359

Title	Redwood News
Date	1960
Description	Issue number 2/1960 of Redwood News.
Object ID	2005.1.221

Title	American Heritage
Date	1979
Description	An American history and architecture magazine that is published every 2 months.
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.363

Title	The Work Of Oscar Niemeyer
Date	1950
Description	The architect and designer will find in this volume the amazing process by which 36 buildings of 24 different types of worked out for a definite plastic expression while answering exacting requirements and local conditions.
Object ID	2005.1.124

Title	Metalcraft
Date	1931
Description	"Devoted to architectural metal work and to building equipment, furniture, and ornamentation of metal."
Condition	Fair
Object ID	2001.1.367

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	April 1963
Description	March 1963 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.8

Title	An American Architecture
Date	1955
Description	"Through the years, Mr. Wright has written much and spoken often. Numerous books and periodicals (many among them rare or specialized), and private files as well, show his lively gift of narrative, his felicity at turning facts into lucid, inspiring examples of these very ideals and principles. In order to make the principles and aims of Organic Architecture more generally available and understandable, the task remained to assemble statements dealing with architecture as Mr. Wright has experienced it and practiced it; to select strong, clear versions from several statements that recount one same event or explore one avenue of thought; and, by illustration, relate these to Mr. Wright's architecture. This book accomplishes just that."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.371

Title	Redwood News
Date	1969
Description	Issue number 3/1969 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.276

Title	Some General Considerations in the Natural Ventilation for buildings
Date	1951
Description	"This report, a 'primer' on natural ventilation, gives an introduction to problems which are involved in the design of buildings. Its purpose is to present some simple but basic facts on the movement of air."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.400

Title	Redwood News
Date	1961
Description	Issue number 4/1961 of Redwood News.
Object ID	2005.1.228

Title	Interior & Exterior Decorative Ornament
Date	1931
Description	"The constantly changing ideas and ideals of civilization find expression in the creative arts, prominent in which is architecture. These changes in major design naturally call for changes in decorative details. The thousands of ornaments illustrated in this book demonstrate the resourcefulness of Fischer & Jirouch artists and craftsmen insensing the trend and anticipating the ornament requirements."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.378

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	August 1965
Description	August 1965 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.36

Title	Gardens for Small Country Homes
Date	1927
Description	Recommendations for the construction of gardens for small country houses, complete with drawings and photographs.
Condition	Poor
Object ID	2001.1.382

Title	2828 Suroya Addition Lot 8
Description	2828 Suroya Addition Lot 8
Object ID	1900.031.001

Title	The Tuileries Brochures
Date	1930
Description	"A series of monographs on European Architecture with special reference to roof tiles."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.386

Title	Architectural Record. Design Trends
Date	March 1939
Description	Tear sheets from the March 1939 issue of Architectural Record featuring the architecture of Alden Dow.
Object ID	2005.1.443

Title	Modern French Shop-Fronts and Their Interiors
Date	1927
Description	"The aspect of the street alters day by day. Shop fronts are getting more lively, and while a good many buildings are still inspired by the Louis XIVth or Louis XVth periods, the shops in their ground floor seek the modern setting which is best designed to shoe advantageously the goods they have to sell. Thus the street is made more cheerful by original creations which are not always as successful as one would wish, but are on the whole better than some servile copies of past ages."
Condition	Fair
Object ID	2001.1.390

Title	Miami A&M College Classroom and Laboratory Building
Description	Miami A&M College Classroom and Laboratory Building Architect: Murray Jones Murray ? (Written on sticky note attached to document)
Condition	Fair
Object ID	1900.061.003

Title	Mediterranean Domestic Architecture in the United States
Date	1928
Description	"...the many divisions of this great sunny domain of our country present a variety of characteristics that must be taken into consideration by the architect who proposes to erect work in the Mediterranean manner. But, by relying upon the early local expression in each community and by the judicious selection of forms from the varied parent styles of Spain, Mexico, Italy, or North Africa the architect of our time may find a grammar sufficiently broad to mirror every phase of life as it expresses itself in these various states."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.394

Title	Religious Buildings for Today
Date	1957
Description	Here is a stimulating collection of recently completed religious building projects from many areas of the world, selected by the editors of the world's leading architectural magazines. Churches of major Protestant denominations, Catholic churches, and Jewish synagogues are described in brief text and excellent photographs and drawings.
Object ID	2005.1.128

Title	Residence for Mr. Bill McMahon
Date	1987
Description	Proposal for a residence
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.399

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	June 1965
Description	June 1965 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.34

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	March 1963
Description	March 1962 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.7

Title	Unknown Tear Sheet
Date	Circa 1940
Description	Tear sheet from an unknown architectural magazine, possibly featuring the architecture of Alden Dow.
Object ID	2005.1.442

Title	Four New Buildings: Architecture and Imagery
Date	1959
Description	Museum of Modern Art Bulletin, vol. 26, no. 2, 1959. This issue of the MoMA Bulletin features four new buildings; the National Opera House, Sydney, Australia; Notre Dame De Royan, Royan, France; First Presbyterian Church, Stamford, Connecticut; and the Trans-World Airlines Terminal, Idlewild Airport, New York.
Object ID	2005.1.241

Title	The Church Builder
Date	1948
Description	This book grows out of an experience of counseling in church building and improvement projects in every state in the United States and in Canada during the past twenty or more years, following experience in the pastorate and in church extension survey and administrative work. The book is really a product of the experience and knowledge of many persons actually engaged in the work of the churches.
Object ID	2005.1.129

Title	Arts & Architecture, The Complete Reprint: 1945-1967 Supplement
Date	2008
Description	This is a supplement to the Complete Reprint of Arts & Architecture: 1945-1954 that contains an original essay by former A & A publisher David Travers, all the covers and contents, and a selected index to articles.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.1

Title	Redwood News
Date	1968
Description	Issue number 2/1968 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.271

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	February 1945
Description	February 1945 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.3

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	April 1965
Description	April 1965 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.32

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	April 1945 (original)
Description	April 1945 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.5

Title	"Philbrook" Residence for Mr. & Mrs. Waite Phillips
Date	7-16-33
Description	Sheets 11, 18, 8, 6, and 55.
Details	8 sheets
Object ID	2010.1.16

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	June 1945 (original)
Description	June 1945 Issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.7

Title	Rebuilding our Communities
Date	1945
Description	Architecture's role in rebuilding communities post WWII in America
Object ID	2005.1.132

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	August 1945 (original)
Description	August 1945 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.9

Title	Redwood News
Date	1967
Description	Issue number 4/1967 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.269

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	October 1945 (original)
Description	October 1945 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.11

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	February 1965
Description	February 1965 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.30

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	December 1945 (original)
Description	December 1945 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.13

Title	Forward on the Architecture of Alden Dow
Date	Circa 1939
Description	An early draft, with corrections and strikethroughs, of the forward for Robert E. Buchner's thesis on the architecture of Alden Dow.
Object ID	2005.1.440

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	February 1946 (original)
Description	February 1946 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.15

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	December 1964
Description	December 1964 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.28

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	April 1946 (original)
Description	April 1946 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.17

Title	Redwood News
Date	1967
Description	Issue number 2/1967 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.267

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	June 1946 (original)
Description	June 1946 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.19

Title	The New Architecture
Date	1946
Description	Architectural descriptions, photographs and plans.
Object ID	2005.1.133

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	August 1946
Description	August 1946 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.21

Title	Stone Magazine
Date	January 1964
Description	January 1964 issue of Stone Magazine.
Object ID	2005.1.463

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	November 1946
Description	November 1946 issue of Arts & Architecture. This issue contains the second design for Case Study House No. 2 by Sumner Spaulding, FAIA, and John Rex, AIA, due to the unforseen shortage of materials and inflation due to the war years which would have made construction of the first CSH No. 2 nearly impossible.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.23

Title	Frank Lloyd Wright, Drawings for a Living Architecture
Date	1959
Description	A collection of 200 original sketches and presentation drawings, 75 in color. A drawing of the 1880s is followed by examples of every decade until the present; 60 drawings show some of Mr. Wright's recent, most challenging works. The architect himself supervised the selection of this material from the rich accumulation in the files at Taliesin, his Wisconsin home.
Object ID	2005.1.134

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	January 1963
Description	January 1962 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.5

Title	Redwood News
Date	1966
Description	Issue number 4/1966 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.265

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	January 1947 (original)
Description	January 1947 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.25

Title	Frank Lloyd Wright, The Future of Architecture
Date	1953
Description	With this definitive volume the reader gets a sense of architecture, not merely as one phase of our life concerned with shelter and comfort , but as a basic, organic necessity for a true democracy.
Object ID	2005.1.136

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	February 1947 (original)
Description	February 1947 issue of Arts & Architecture. This issue contains photos of Case Study House No. 16.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.26

Title	Frank Lloyd Wright Principles
Date	Circa 1939
Description	Paper written by Robert E. Buchner on the architectural principles of Frank Lloyd Wright.
Object ID	2005.1.438

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	April 1947 (original)
Description	April 1947 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.28

Title	Churches & Temples
Date	1953
Description	This book is somewhat arbitrarily divided into four sections: Historical Preface, The Catholic Church, The Synagogue, and The Protestant Church. The aim of all three authors in preparing their separate sections of this book was to present to architects, the clergy, the church board and the laymen the best examples of design and planning of every part as well as the whole of buildings for worship. The book contains 627 photographs, plans, elevations, sections, and diagrams.
Object ID	2005.1.138

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	May 1947 (original)
Description	May 1947 issue of Arts & Architecture. This issue contains sketches and a floor plan for CSH No. 21 by Richard J. Neutra.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.29

Title	Redwood News
Date	1966
Description	Issue number 2/1966 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.263

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	October 1962
Description	Ocfober 1962 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.2

Title	More Than a Handsome Box: Education in Architecture at The University of Michigan
Date	1995
Description	This publication is intended to celebrate the University of Michigan's long and distinguished history and place of architectural education at this institution in a broader cultural, political, and academic perspective.
Object ID	2005.1.140

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	August 1947 (original)
Description	August 1947 issue of Arts & Architecture. This issue contains photos of CSH #2.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.32

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Default Record

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	October 1947 (original)
Description	October 1947 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.34

Title	The Natural House: Frank Lloyd Wright
Date	1954
Description	The world's greatest architect here meets the urgent problem of suitable shelter for The Family in a democracy, in a magnificent and - as was to be expected - challenging book. The moderate cost houses described in this book and profusely illustrated with 116 photographs, plans, and drawings, are house - of infinite variety for people of limited means - in which living has become for their owners a purposeful new adventure in freedom and dignity.
Object ID	2005.1.142

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	December 1947 (original)
Description	December 1947 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.36

Title	Redwood News
Date	1965
Description	Issue number 3/1965 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.261

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	January 1948 (original)
Description	January 1948 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.37

Title	Frank Lloyd Wright: The Living City
Date	1958
Description	Frank Lloyd Wright has illustrated this book on the ideal city with many original drawings, sketches, and plans-of a truly dazzling variety.
Object ID	2005.1.143

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	March 1948 (original)
Description	March 1948 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.39

Title	Seven Houses
Date	1951
Description	Tear sheets from an article written about the C.E. Buchner House located at 3003 S. Quaker, originally appeared in the May 1951 issue of Progressive Architecture. Multiple copies included in C.E. Buchner House envelope.
Object ID	2005.1.436

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	May 1948 (original)
Description	May 1948 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.41

Title	Architecturally Speaking
Date	1954
Description	Eugene Raskin has taken twelve architectural terms and has brought them down to earth, securely pinning them there with the tools of the semanticist. With humor and intelligence the author has given concrete, specific referents to what were formerly the most elusive words in our vocabulary.
Object ID	2005.1.145

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	July 1948 (original
Description	July 1948 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.43

Title	Redwood News
Date	1965
Description	Issue number 1/1965 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.259

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	September 1962
Description	September 1962 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.1

Title	Twentieth Century Engineering
Date	1964
Description	Concerned originally with management of engines, it is now understood as the manipulation of physical forces to make structures and machines. Besides bridges, dams and stadia, and enclosures for storage, work, and public assembly, engineering at architectural scale ranges from such quasi-mechanical objects as radar and telescope installations to highways, earth terracing, and artificial islands.
Object ID	2005.1.147

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	October 1948 (original)
Description	October 1948 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.46

Title	Brick and Tile
Date	January 1956
Description	January 1956 issue of Brick and Tile.
Object ID	2005.1.461

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	December 1948
Description	December 1948 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.48

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	August 1964
Description	August 1964 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.24

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	February 1949 (original)
Description	February 1949 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.50

Title	Redwood News
Date	1964
Description	Issue number 3/1964 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.257

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	April 1949 (original)
Description	April 1949 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.52

Title	Can our Cities Survive
Date	1942
Description	Can our City Survive? presents in a manner comprehensible to everyone the present state of our urban life and its easier development. It traces as far as is possible today the paths of the future development; it points the way out of existing urban chaos. It shows that our cities have become unserviceable instruments but that at the same time they are eternal phenomena connected with every culture.
Object ID	2005.1.150

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	June 1949
Description	June 1949 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.54

Title	New Forms in Design and Structure
Date	1961
Description	Article from a 1961 issue of House & Home featuring Robert E. Buchner's design for the Scherbatskoy Residence.
Object ID	2005.1.315

Title	Architects' and Builders' Handbook
Date	1948
Description	"Improved methods of construction, new materials, modification of building codes and the acceptance by architects and engineers of new unit-stresses, have necessitated another complete revision. Much material of the former edition ahs been omitted; many chapteds have been revised or rewritten, and certain chapters have been added. throughout the book will be found various materials and methods which are not in general use, but investigation has shown a great diversification in the practice of construction in different localities."
Condition	Good
Object ID	2001.1.411

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	June 1964
Description	June 1964 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.22

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	September 1949 (original)
Description	September 1949 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.57

Title	Redwood News
Date	1963
Description	Issue number 4/1963 of Redwood News
Object ID	2005.1.255

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	November 1949 (original)
Description	November 1949 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.59

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	May 1964
Description	May 1964 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID	2004.2.21

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	January 1950 (original)
Description	January 1950 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.61

Title	Maintenance and Reconditioning Program, Municipal Building
Date	6-21-43
Description	1-27. Stamped
Details	27 sheets, other.
Object ID	2010.1.8

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	March 1950 (original)
Description	March 1950 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.63

Title	Shopping Centers: Design and Operation
Date	1951
Description	Sixty-three neighborhood, community, and regional shopping centers are minutely described and illustrated in the largest single section of this book. Every one of the more than 470 illustrations in this book are used by the authors to make an important point. The extensive text is also tightly written so that the reader need not waste time on atmosphere but can get right down to the subject in which he is interested.
Object ID	2005.1.153

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	May 1950 (original)
Description	May 1950 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.65

Title	Progressive Architecture
Date	December 1962
Description	December 1962 issue of Progressive Architecture
Object ID	2005.1.253

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	July 1950 (original)
Description	July 1950 issue of Arts & Architecture. This issue contains photos from Case Study House #9, designed by Charles Eames and Eero Saarinen.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.67

Title	Building U.S.A
Date	1957
Description	A book about the business of building that explains just what everybody does and introduces them to each other. The editors of Architectural Forum give you an expert's view of our gigantic building process, how it works, and what its future may be in terms of a fine architecture and a beautiful America.
Object ID	2005.1.154

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	September 1950 (original)
Description	September 1950 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.69

Title	Nine New Houses
Date	1951
Description	"These nine houses have been selected from the current exhibition, 'Domestic Architecture of the Tulsa Region,' as a representative of the variety of kinds of houses currently under construction in this area."
Object ID	2005.1.297

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	November 1950 (original)
Description	November 1950 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.71

Title	Architecture and The Spirit of Man
Date	1949
Description	The general theme is the necessity - and pleasure- of capturing and exhibiting the spirit of our own day through an architecture which is really expressive of that spirit. He develops and illustrates this theme with special relation to many types of modern buildings and to the cities we live in. He examines the architecture of public buildings, museums, churches, universities, small houses and skyscrapers, and in each of these fields invites the reader to acknowledge the necessity for a new language of form.
Object ID	2005.1.155

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	January 1951 (original)
Description	January 1951 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.73

Title	House+Home
Date	September 1960
Description	September 1960 issue of House+Home
Object ID	2005.1.251

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	March 1951 (original)
Description	March 1951 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.75

Title	Native Stone
Date	1956
Description	A powerful and romantic novel of three young American architects. The novel is about the world of architecture, with events and personalities and some provocative observations on the profession both as a business and as an art.
Object ID	2005.1.157

Title	Arts & Architecture
Date	May 1951 (original)
Description	May 1951 issue of Arts & Architecture.
Condition	Excellent
Object ID	2009.2.77

Number of records: 1988 (1801 - 1950)

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