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TitleBrick & Tile
DateJuly 1953
DescriptionJuly 1953 issue of Brick & Tile.
Object ID2005.1.459

TitleArts & Architecture
DateJuly 1951 (original)
DescriptionJuly 1951 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.79

TitleThe Testament of Stone
Date1963
DescriptionThe Testament of Stone was selected to illustrate, not Sullivan the architect or the precursor of modern architecture, but Sullivan as Jeremiah. Architecture, the starting point, is stressed less as an art than as an index and expression of social health or disease. the Chicago Tribune- to design the most beautiful office building in the world - provided Sullivan an opportunity to inject his philosophy, as did the survival of the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo and the plans for the Columbian Exposition. Once touched Sullivan preaches about history, democracy, infinity, and God.
Object ID2005.1.159

TitleArts & Architecture
DateSeptember 1951 (original)
DescriptionSeptember 1951 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.81

TitleArchitectural Forum. The Magazine of Building.
DateJuldy 1958
DescriptionJuly 1958 issue of Architectural Forum
Object ID2005.1.250

TitleArts & Architecture
DateDecember 1951 (original)
DescriptionDecember issue of 195 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.83

TitleHomes of The Brave
Date1954
DescriptionThis book is fundamentally a serious criticism of American (and imported) interior decoration and exterior architecture for the past sixty years. Its points are made jointly in short, pithy, witty characters by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings and pictures by Mary Petty.
Object ID2005.1.161

TitleArts & Architecture
DateFebruary 1952 (original)
DescriptionFebruary 1952 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.85

TitleThe Landscape Architect's Redwood File
Date1956
DescriptionJanuary 1956 issue of The Landscape Architect's Redwood File
Object ID2005.1.294

TitleArts & Architecture
DateApril 1952 (original)
DescriptionApril 1952 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.87

TitleArchitectural & Engineering Law
Date1951
DescriptionArchitectural and Engineering Law, besides containing a terse to-the-point text, cites 1300 cases that have come before the courts involving architects and engineers in one way or another. The book is designed to fill a long-felt need among members of the architectural, engineering, and law professions.
Object ID2005.1.163

TitleArts & Architecture
DateJune 1952 (original)
DescriptionJune 1952 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.89

TitleHouse+Home
DateNovember 1954
DescriptionNovember 1954 issue of House+Home
Object ID2005.1.248

TitleArts & Architecture
DateAugust 1952 (original)
DescriptionAugust 1952 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.91

TitleKindergarten Chats
Date1934
DescriptionKindergarten Chats, little known to this generation but timely to all epochs, can truthfully be said to have been the work of a master far in advance to his time. These "chats," based on truth and honesty, yet written with a vigorous, readable alternation of witty satire and sincere understanding, are so pertinent today that we as a student organization express a measure of the insight, courage and pioneering spirit which Sullivan taught, when we bring to light this work of an unappreciated genius.
Object ID2005.1.165

TitleL'Architecture
Date1839
Object ID2001.1.409

TitleUniversity Methodist Church - Plans for an Air Condition System
Date4-4-58
Description1-5 from 1955 1-3 from 1958
Details9 sheets, vellum
Object ID2010.1.9

TitleArts & Architecture
DateOctober 1952 (original)
DescriptionOctober 1952 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.93

TitleMaterials and Methods of Architectural Construction
Date1958
DescriptionRewritten, this edition presents and explains modern design formulas and current working unit stresses. Many old figures are revised and numerous new ones added. New safe load tables have also been added to conform with present day working stresses.
Object ID2005.1.167

TitleArts & Architecture
DateDecember 1952 (original)
DescriptionDecember 1952 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.95

TitleHouse+Home
DateNovember 1953
DescriptionNovember 1952 issue of House+Home
Object ID2005.1.246

TitleArts & Architecture
DateFebruary 1953 (original)
DescriptionFebruary 1953 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.97

TitleDouglas Fir Use Book
Date1958
DescriptionStructural data and design tables.
Object ID2005.1.169

TitleArts & Architecture
DateApril 1953 (original)
DescriptionApril 1953 issue of Arts & Architecture. This issue contains the "Vacation House" designed by Frederick Vance Kershner that is located somewhere near Keystone Lake.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.99

TitlePictorial. Concrete Masonry/The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright
Date1976
Description"Frank Lloyd Wright maybe as close to a patron saint as the block industry is ever going to get. At a time when the industry was totally dedicated to the back-up market, this legendary genius was expressing his organic architecture in concrete masonry, itself an organic material."
Object ID2005.1.292

TitleArts & Architecture
DateJune 1953 (original)
DescriptionJune 1953 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.101

TitleStreamlined Specifications Standards
Date1952
DescriptionSpecifications standards: contractual, site work, structural, masonry, weather protection, metal work, finishing
Object ID2005.1.171

TitleArts & Architecture
DateAugust 1953 (issue)
DescriptionAugust 1953 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.103

TitleArchitectural Forum. The Magazine of Building.
DateApril 1951
DescriptionApril 1951 issue of Architectural Forum
Object ID2005.1.244

TitleArts & Architecture
DateOctober 1953 (original)
DescriptionOctober 1953 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.105

TitleArts & Architecture
DateFebruary 1964
DescriptionFebruary 1964 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.18

TitleArts & Architecture
DateDecember 1953 (original)
DescriptionDecember 1953 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.107

TitleBrick and Tile
DateJune 1954
DescriptionJune 1954 issue of Brick and Tile.
Object ID2005.1.457

TitleAmerican Douglas Fir and its Uses
Date1929
Description"With the growing appreciation in foreign countries of American woods for special purposes, there is a need of authoritative information in regard to the properties and qualities of our principal species. Such information as is available is scattered through many publications, and practically no such data have been specially prepared for foreign customers. To supply that lack, this bulletin on Douglas Fir and its uses has been compiled by the Lumber Division and the National Committee on Wood Utilization of the Department of Commerce, with the assistance of the field staff of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce."
ConditionPoor
Object ID2001.1.408

TitleArchitectural Graphic Standards
Date1953
DescriptionArchitectural Graphic Standards for architects, engineers, decorators, builders, and draftsmen.
Object ID2005.1.173

TitleArts & Architecture
DateMarch 1954 (original)
DescriptionMarch 1954 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.110

TitleArts & Architecture
DateJune 1967
DescriptionJune 1967 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.57

TitleArts & Architecture
DateMay 1954 (original)
DescriptionMay 1954 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.112

TitleArts & Architecture
DateNovember 1963
DescriptionNovember 1963 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.15

TitleArts & Architecture
DateJuly 1954 (original)
DescriptionJuly 1954 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.114

TitleSun/Coast Architect/Builder
Date1989
DescriptionApril 1989 issue of Sun/Coast Architect/Builder
Object ID2005.1.290

TitleArts & Architecture
DateSeptember 1954 (original)
DescriptionSeptember 1954 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.116

TitleReinforced Concrete Design Handbook of The American Concrete Institute
Dateno date
DescriptionReinforced concrete formulas charts and tables.
Object ID2005.1.175

TitleArts & Architecture
DateNovember 1954 (original)
DescriptionNovember 1954 issue of Arts & Architecture.
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2009.2.118

TitleArts & Architecture
DateApril 1967
DescriptionApril 1967 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.55

TitleAmerican Building 1: The Historical Forces That Shaped It
Date1966
DescriptionThe history of building in America from 1620-1965.
Object ID2001.1.265

TitleSteel Construction
Date1944
DescriptionA manual for architects, engineers and fabricators of buildings and other steel structures.
Object ID2005.1.177

TitleThe Architect as Developer
Date1976
DescriptionHas any architect-anywhere-made more of an imprint of the urban scene during the last ten years than John Portman of Atlanta? Starting with his revolutionary Atlanta Regency hotel, whose 23 story lobby attracted worlwide attention, he has created new kinds of urban environment not only for hotels but in multi-million-dollar downtown developments.
Object ID2001.1.267

TitleThe Japan Architect
DateFebruary 1960
DescriptionFebruary 1960 issue of The Japan Architect.
Object ID2005.1.465

TitleStyles of Ornament. Exhibited in Designs and Arranged in Historical Order with Descriptive Text.
Date1906
Description"A handbook for architects, designers, painters, sculptors, wood-carvers, chasers, modellers, cabinet-makers, and artistic locksmiths as well as also for technical schools, librarys and private study."
ConditionPoor
Object ID2001.1.407

TitleTown Planning in Poland
Date1956
DescriptionAn account of Poland's developments in architectural and town planning concepts during 1945-1955.
Object ID2005.1.179

TitleAt New Orleans in June of 1959 the convention of the AIA
Date1959
DescriptionFor the Scrapple Breakfast at the Hotel Roosevelt on June 25.
Object ID2001.1.270

TitleArts & Architecture
DateFebruary 1967
DescriptionFebruary 1967 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.53

TitleLost America, From Atlantic to Mississippi
Date1971
DescriptionWith the publication of Lost America, From Atlantic to Mississippi, Americans are prensented both a melancholy event and a hopeful sign.
Object ID2001.1

TitleA Guide to The Architecture of Washington, D.C.
Date1965
DescriptionA working guide to the architecture of the capital's greater metropolitan area. Each building selected for inclusion is a representative and historically significant example of architectural concepts prevalent at the time it was built. Structures erected with proficiency but which reflect an architectural philosophy of a former historical period are for the most part not included.
Object ID2005.1.180

TitleLost America,From Mississippi to the Pacific
Date1972
DescriptionThroghout the United States, Historic Preservation is achieving the status of a popular cause.
Object ID2001.1.273

TitleDimensions
DateJuly/August 1969
DescriptionJuly/August 1969 issue of Dimensions.
Object ID2005.1.288

TitleTerra Cotta of the Italian Renaissance
Date1925
DescriptionEarly Italian precedent in terra cotta offers many motifs which may be adapted freely in modern design.
Object ID2001.1.275

TitleSchumacher's Taliesin Line of Decorative Wallpapers
DescriptionBook of samples of decorative wallpapers designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Taliesin line.
Object ID2005.1.182

TitleNotes and Examples in Mechanics. With an Appendix on the Graphical Statistics of Mechanism
Date1914
Description"The following pages form a companion volume to the writer's Mechanics of Engineering, and contain various notes and many practical examples both algebraic and numerical, serving to illustrate more fully the application of fundamental principles in Mechanics of Solids; together with a few paragraphs relating to the Mechanics of Materials, and an Appendix on the Graphical Statistics of Mechanism."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.278

TitleArts & Architecture
DateDecember 1966
DescriptionDecember 1966 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.51

TitleManual of Burglary, Theft and Robbery Insurance. Rules and Rates
Date1928
DescriptionRules and rates of burglary and theft insurance.
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.280

TitleThe Wood Book
Date1978
Object ID2005.1.184

TitleTuileries Brochures. Georgian Architecture.
Date1930
DescriptionA brochure detailing the style of Georgian Architecture complete with monographs.
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.406

TitleArchitectural Forum. The Need For Better Planning...and How to Get It.
DateJune 1953
DescriptionTear sheets from an article that was originally published in the June 1953 issue of Architectural Forum called "The Need for Architectural Planning ...and How to Get It."
Object ID2005.1.455

TitleThe Smaller Houses and Gardens of Versailles. From 1680 to 1815
Date1926
Description"This volume sets forth an aspect of French domestic architecture, in the seventeenth and eighteenth, from which we of to-day may draw a very direct and useful lesson...It has especially to do with the private dwellings of the courtiers in residence at Versailles during the reins of Louis XIV, Louis XV and Louis XVI. From a study of the houses herein concidered we may gain many a hint of substantial value for modern architectural purposes."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.283

TitleProgressive Architecture
DateJanuary 1949
DescriptionJanuary 1949 issue of Progressive Architecture. Featured in this issue is the house designed for Harold Himes, of the firm Ramey, Himes & Buchner, in Winfield, Kansas.
Object ID2005.1.186

TitleHope's Metal Windows and Casements
DescriptionA catalogue of metal windows and casements made by Henry Hope and Sons.
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.398

TitleArts & Architecture
DateOctober 1966
DescriptionOctober 1966 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.49

TitleThe Five Orders of Architecture. The Casting of Shadows and the First Principles of Construction. Based on the System of Vignola
DateNot Listed, Circa 1910
DescriptionFive orders of Architecture explained with 76 plates drawn and arranged by Pierre Esquie
ConditionPoor
Object ID2001.1.286

TitleArchitectural Forum
DateSeptember 1953
DescriptionSeptember 1953 issue of Architectural Forum.
Object ID2005.1.188

TitleGood Practice in Construction
Date1923
Description"In preparing this work, the aim has been to present a series of plates representing good, modern practice in building construction, for use in the drafting room and in the school."
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.288

TitleAIA Monthly Bulletin. Frank Lloyd Wright
Date1959
Description"Though the great principles of organic architecture concieved and built by Frank Lloyd Wright have spread throughout the world, they are most firmly established in the farmland, the wooded hills and the valleys of America's own great states, and Michigan will remain forever marked by the natural beauty of a living architecture."
Object ID2005.1.286

TitleThe Year Book of the Annual Architectural Exhibition Philadelphia 1930
Date1930
DescriptionPhotos, advertisements and announcements from the Annual Architecture Exhibition, Philadelphia 1930
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.290

TitleArchitectural Forum
DateDecember 1949
DescriptionThe December 1949 issue of Architectural Forum.
Object ID2005.1.190

TitleModern Music and Musicians I. Compositions for Piano
Date1918
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 achieving a degree of convenience, utility, and accessibility such as could be arrived at only with difficulty through any process of gradual collecting."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.292

TitleArts & Architecture
DateAugust 1966
DescriptionAugust 1966 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.47

TitleModern Music and Musicians III. Compositions for Piano
Date1918
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 achieving a degree of convenience, utility, and accessibility such as could be arrived at only with difficulty through any process of gradual collecting."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.294

TitleArchitectural Forum
Date1946
DescriptionThe buildings on the following pages show that the design curve of the Thirties has been projected across the chasm of the war. Building has picked up where it left off and goes forward from there-this, in itself, gives validity to prewar trends.
Object ID2005.1.191

TitleModern Music and Musicians V. Compositions for Piano
Date1914
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 achieving a degree of convenience, utility, and accessibility such as could be arrived at only with difficulty through any process of gradual collecting."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.296

TitleHealth Resources Center-Oral Roberts University
Date10-14-64
DescriptionSheets A1-6 of 6 S1-7 of 7.
Details14, bluelines.
Object ID2010.1.11

TitleModern Music and Musicians VI. Compositions for Piano
Date1918
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 achieving a degree of convenience, utility, and accessibility such as could be arrived at only with difficulty through any process of gradual collecting."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.297

TitleArts & Architecture
DateAugust 1963
DescriptionAugust 1963 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.12

TitleThomas Gilcrease
Date1958
DescriptionA short biography on the life of Thomas Gilcrease.
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.403

TitleArts & Architecture
DateJune 1966
DescriptionJune 1966 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.45

TitleArchitecture of the United States. The Plains States and Far West. An Illustrated Guide to Notable Buildings, Open to the Public.
Date1981
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."
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.300

TitleRedwood News
DateSummer 1950
DescriptionSummer 1950 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.194

TitleThe Book of the Boston Architectural Club
Date1926
Description"Photographs, water color drawings, pencil sketches, measured drawings and details of Spanish architecture, sacred and domestic, enriched with objects of interest allied thereto
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.302

TitleRedwood News
Date1976
DescriptionSummer 1976 issue of Redwood News
Object ID2005.1.284

TitleGarden Ornaments
Date1979
DescriptionCatalogue of Garden Ornaments by the Kenneth Lynch & Sons company of Wilton Conn.
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.304

TitleRedwood News
DateFall 1952
DescriptionFall 1952 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.196

TitleThe Second Treasury of Contemporary Houses
Date1959
Description"It has been our task for the past few years to search carefully through the myriads of houses built to find the very best we could of each trend of style. The twenty or so most significant contemporary ones have been published annually as "Record Houses" by Architectural Record. From among these were selected the houses presented in this book. They form, we believe, a good cross section of the recent work of outstanding architects throughout the country."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.306

TitleArts & Architecture
DateApril 1966
DescriptionApril 1966 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.43

TitleThe Architectural Index for 1980
Date1981
DescriptionIndex of architectural topics, homes and architects
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.308

TitleRedwood News
DateSpring 1953
DescriptionSpring 1953 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.198

TitleThe Architectural Index for 1983
Date1984
DescriptionIndex of architectural topics, homes and architects
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.310

TitleHouse & Garden. Ranch House.
DateMarch 1949
DescriptionTear sheets from the March 1949 issue of House & Garden featuring an article on Ranch Houses.
Object ID2005.1.453

TitleThe Architectural Index for 1970
Date1971
DescriptionIndex of architectural topics, homes and architects
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.312

TitleRedwood News
DateSpring 1954
DescriptionSpring 1954 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.200

TitleColonial Williamsburg. Official Guidebook and Map.
Date1960
Description"Containing a brief history of the City and descriptions of more than one hundred dwelling-houses, shops and public buildings, fully illustrated. Also a large guide map."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.314

TitleArts & Architecture
DateJanuary 1966
DescriptionJanuary 1966 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.41

TitleAmerican Pitch Pine and Its Uses
Date1931
Description"The foreign consumer's increasing appreciation of American woods for specific uses has made "...the lumber division of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, Department of Commerce, in cooperation with the National Committee on Wood Utilization, has prepared a series of informative bulletins on American woods and their uses in foreign fields, of which this one devoted to pitch pine is an important unit."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.316

TitleArts & Architecture
DateJuly 1963
DescriptionJuly 1963 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.11

TitleConcrete Engineer's Handbook. Data for the Design and Construction of Plain and Reinforced Concrete Structures.
Date1918
Description"This handbook has been prepared to make available in concise form the best of present day knowledge concerning concrete and reinforced concrete and to present complete data and details, as well as numerous tables and diagrams, for the design and construction of the principal types of concrete structures."
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.318

TitleRedwood News
Date1975
DescriptionFall 1975 issue of Redwood News
Object ID2005.1.282

TitleThe Theory and Practice of Modern Framed Structures. Designed for the Use of Schools and for Engineers in Professional Practice
Date1916
Description"The present volume is the third of a series of three volumes constituting a complete re-writing of Modern Framed Structures published first in 1893...The present volume includes, first, a discussion of certain topics of fundamental importance in bridge design, and, second, the detailed analysis and design of a few of the more common structures likely to be of immediate interest to the student or young engineer."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.320

TitleRedwood News
DateWinter 1954-55
DescriptionWinter 1954-55 Winter issue of Redwood News
Object ID2005.1.203

TitleA Text Book on Roofs and Bridges. Part III Bridge Design
Date1917
Description"The present edition has been thoroughly revised and partly rewritten in order to bring the subject fully up to date, since the changes in bridge design and construction during the past 10 years have been nearly as remarkable as during the preceding decade."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.322

TitleVision in Motion
Date1947
Description"The book provides the reader with a contemporary attitude toward life and a new insight into modern art. It is recommended for the layman and the connoisseur alike. Typographical design by the author."
Object ID2005.1.115

TitleThe Revival of the Organ Case
Date1965
Description"The Revival of the Organ Case is a concise presentation of contemporary organ case design. The 112 cases shown in the 64 pages of illustrations were all completed within the 1956-1965 decade and represent a style developed in the period in which we are all living."
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.324

TitleRedwood News
DateSpring 1955
DescriptionSpring 1955 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.204

TitleFifty Years of Church Building and a Study Concerning the Future
Date1928
Description"About 50 years ago church building in this country came to a cross road, as it were, and lost its way...At the time with a few notable exceptions, the designing of many of the churches in the United States fell into the hands of architects who, according to the proverb, knew not and knew not that they knew not...In consequence of such leadership there are many churches throughout the country that are objects of regret covered with expensive but cheap looking and misplaced ornaments."
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.326

TitleStudio Building Estate of E.W. Marland
Date8-15-28
Descriptionsheets 2,4,5, 7
Details5 sheets, vellum.
Object ID2010.1.10

TitleThe Illustrated Architectural, Engineering and Mechanical Drawing Book
Dateunknown
Description"In carrying out the objects of the present work, we purpose strictly to adhere to the plan followed in the Illustrated Drawing Book, of adopting a series of progressive lessons, leading the pupil from the consideration of simple examples up to those more complicated in their construction. So that the simple steps are well understood, the more difficult ones will be easily mastered by the pupil who attends to the various graduations of examples."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.328

TitleRedwood News
DateWinter 1955-56
DescriptionWinter 1955-56 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.206

TitleReinforced Concrete Construction. Volume I: Fundamental Principles
Date1917
Description"Including numerous tables and diagrams to facilitate the calculation and design of reinforced concrete structures"
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.330

TitleTaliesin Drawings
Date1952
DescriptionA collection of Taliesin Drawings by Frank Lloyd Wright with comments by Edgar Kaufmann, Jr.
Object ID2005.1.117

TitleThe Octagon House. A Home for All.
Date1973
Description"In the mid-nineteenth century a building fad swept across America; it was the octagonal house. By 1857 at least 1000 such houses had been built around the country as well as a number of octagonal churches, schoolhouses, barns and pigsties. This is the book that started it all!"
ConditionExcellent
Object ID2001.1.332

TitleRedwood News
DateSummer 1956
DescriptionSummer 1956 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.208

TitleA Handbook of Ornament
Dateunknown
Description"with three hundred plates, containing about three thousand illustrations of the elements, and the application of decoration to objects."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.334

TitleRedwood News
Date1971
DescriptionIssue number 2/1971 of Redwood News
Object ID2005.1.280

TitleGhastly Good Taste or, a depressing story of the rise and fall of English Architecture
Date1970
Description"The author here has reconsidered his earlier ideas about the rise and fall of English architecture. The text book stands as he wrote it in 1933, and his afterthoughts and revised opinions are added in the form of footnotes and a new introduction."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.336

TitleRedwood News
DateWinter 1956-57
DescriptionWinter 1956-57 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.210

TitleDunbar Office Furniture
DescriptionCatalog of office furniture by the Dunbar Furniture Corporation.
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.402

TitleFrank Lloyd Wright to 1910 - The Golden Age
Date1958
DescriptionThe story - personal and professional - of one of the greatest architects who ever lived is here told by the man whom Frank Lloyd Wright has introduced as "Grant Manson, who knows more about me than I do."
Object ID2005.1.118

TitleDomestic Architecture of the American Colonies and of the Early Republic
Date1950
Description"In this book, lectures delivered at the Metropolitan Museum during February and March 1920 have been elaborated in an effort to present a comprehensive and accurate view of the evolution of the early American House."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.339

TitleRedwood News
DateSummer 1957
DescriptionSummer 1957 issue of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.212

TitleThe White Pine series of Architectural Monographs Volumes 1 &2
Date1915
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."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.340

TitleThe Home
DateSeptember 1962
DescriptionSeptember 1962 issue of the New York Times Magazine featuring articles on The Home.
Object ID2005.1.450

TitleThe White Pine Series of Architectural Monographs Volumes 5 & 6
Date1918
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."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.342

TitleRedwood News
DescriptionWinter issue of Redwood News. (no date, but most likely is 1957).
Object ID2005.1.214

TitleThe White Pines Series of Architectural Monographs Volumes 9 & 10
Date1923
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."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.344

TitleArts & Architecture
DateNovember 1965
DescriptionNovember 1965 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.39

TitleBrickwork in Italy. A Brief Review from Ancient to Modern Times.
Date1925
Description"While the material here presented will prove of especial value to the young architect, it is hoped that it will have some worth also for all those who may in general be interested in every form of cultural development. The traveled reader may be disappointed in not finding here all of his favorite examples of fine Italian brickwork, but he is begged to consider the immense difficulty, or rather impossibility, of doing detailed justice to so broad a subject within the limits of one modest volume."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.346

TitleArts & Architecture
DateMay 1963
DescriptionMay 1963 issue of Arts & Architecture
Object ID2004.2.9

TitleThe Architect's World. A Monthly Digest.
Date1938
DescriptionA monthly digest featuring articles on: architecture, professional practice, allied arts, education, foreign topics, housing, ways and means, the community, interiors and other miscellaneous topics in architecture.
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.348

TitleRedwood News
Date1970
DescriptionIssue number 1/1970 of Redwood News
Object ID2005.1.278

TitleA Dictionary of the Leading Technical and Trade Terms of Architectural Design and Building Construction
Date1888
Description"Practical descriptions, with technical details, of the different departments connected with the various subjects. With derivations of and French and German equivalents or synonyms for the various terms."
ConditionPoor
Object ID2001.1.350

TitleRedwood News
Date1959
DescriptionIssue number 4/1959 of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.217

TitleGardens are for People
Date1955
Description"You will see that economic pressures have reduced the average house to a minimum and that the functions of the house have spilled over into the garden. You will see that you need additional space for lounging, eating, and entertaining; you will see that your closets and garage are bulging with a miscellany of personal belongings, tools, play equipment, ad infinitum, which the site must provide for...To weigh, advise, interpret, integrate, and come up with some answers beyond the ability and imagination of the layman is the role of the landscape architect."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.352

TitleBuilt in USA - a survey of contemporary American architecture.
Date1945
DescriptionPhillip L. Goodwin, chairman of the museum's Architecture Committee, has contributed the explanatory foreword, and Elizabeth Mock, Acting Curator of the department of Architecture, has written a commentary analyzing the process of American architecture during the last twelve years.
Object ID2005.1.121

TitleHeirloom Furniture
Date1957
Description"In the present book, a lifelong student and teacher of American and English furniture design has collected the best pieces of work done in his own shops by himself and by a few of his gifted students...And finally, Mr. Gottshall has supplemented his careful observance of the historic principles of the several periods, his own touches of talent, touches which add immeasurably to the charm and quality of the pieces."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.354

TitleRedwood News
Date1959
DescriptionIssue number 3/1959 of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.218

TitleThe American Heritage History of Notable American Houses
Date1971
Description"Here, pictured and described in their historical contexts, are the houses that have contributed most notably to our changing ideas of what every man's castle should be, inside and out. The narrative is alive with the builders and architects, the skillful carpenters and inspired fanatics whose creations, well or badly copied, still serve as models for today."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.356

Object IDDefault Record

TitleThe New World Architecture
Date1936
Description"In this book Sheldon Cheney has made the first world survey of modern architecture as it has emerged during the last forty years...Mr. Cheney deals only with the architecture which has grown organically out of machine-age materials and methods of structure, out of modern needs and modern living, out of honest aesthetics, free of stylistic trappings."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.358

TitleRedwood News
Date1959
DescriptionIssue number 1/1959 of Redwood News.
Object ID2005.1.220

TitleThe American Vignola. Part I The Five Orders.
Date1904
Description"The forms and proportions here set forth are, in the main, the same as those worked out by Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola and first published by him at Rome in the year 1563, as those which, in his judgment, best embodied the best practice of the ancient Romans...His works have been frequently republished, and recourse must be had to them for minute information in regard to details. By the dimensions given in this book, and the methods of determining them here described, will suffice for the execution of all drawings and designs which are made to a small scale."
ConditionGood
Object ID2001.1.360

TitleBuilt in USA: Post-war Architecture
Date1949
DescriptionThis book is the Museum of Modern Art's report on the best of American architecture today. Private houses, sky-scrapers, schools, a hospital, a retail store, a chapel and a stadium are among the 43 buildings amply illustrated by plans and photographs.
Object ID2005.1.123

TitleThe Monograph Series. Records of Early American Architecture. The Haskell Dwelling.
Date1939
Description"looking from leanto into living room, the Haskell dwelling."
ConditionFair
Object ID2001.1.362

Number of records: 1988 (1951 - 1988)

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