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Elmhurst Dairy Office Building

File consists of architectural drawings for office building (basement, 2 floors; brick; wall bearing) and 1 photograph (finished exterior). Drawings include:
8 development drawings: site plan, floor plans, attic plan, elevations, section, perspective
4 working drawings: floor plans, elevations, section
12 detail drawings: window, eaves, dormers, shutters, porch, entrance, doors, staircase, stair, screen, desk, radiators
1 consultant drawing: floor plan

Edward VII School

File consists of architectural drawings for elementary school (3 floors, 24 classrooms: brick and stone; terracotta; concrete frame), including:
1 survey drawing: site plan
9 working drawings: excavation plan, foundation plan, floor plans, roof plan, elevations, sections
45 detail drawings: classroom, interior elevations of gym, terracotta (including pediment, panel), parapet, duct, entrance, entrance hall, walls, coping, windows, manhole cover, lighting, blackboard, w.c. partitions, letter box, keystone, plaster cornices, staircases, doors, finial, masonry, entrance hoods, stonework (including crest, shield, unicorn, frieze, lion, lettering)
7 consultant drawings: floor plans, roof plan, plumbing plan, pumps, boiler
4 record drawings: floor plans, elevation
14 photographs: 3 finished exteriors; 3 finished interiors; 8 others

Dung Gate Restoration

Dung Gate Restoration

  • CA CAC 58-1-10022
  • Subseries
  • between 1974 and 1985

    • Part of Moshe Safdie

The Dung Gate project represents Moshe Safdie's extensive work in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem's Old City. The gate, linking the old and the new cities of Jerusalem, was in urgent need of restoration to increase headroom and the construction of a "service" building adjacent to the wall intended to re-activate the area surrounding the gate. The site was steeply sloped and therefore the roof of the proposed structure was designed as a pedestrian pathway joining the existing Roman Cardo to a series of stepped landscaped terraces and a piazza on the roof of the service building.

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Duder Residence

Includes 75 drawings: 2 surveyors plans, 3 working drawings, 19 preliminary design drawings, 12 perspective study sketches, 39 preliminary sketches (1 pen on paper, 3 ink on vellum, 12 ink and marker on trace, 3 pencil on trace, 2 pencil and ink on trace, 1 pencil on vellum, 50 ink on trace, 3 prints). Also includes 122 additional sheets: 25 engineers' working drawings, 43 working drawings, 18 specifications, 3 cost estimates, 33 design development drawings (28 prints, 12 pencil on trace, 2 ink on trace, 9 photocopies, 22 pencil on vellum, 11 ink on vellum, 1 ink on mylar, 2 ball point on photocopy paper, 8 pencil on photocopy paper, 1 pencil on recycled print, 19 typewritten text on recycled print, 1 ink on photocopy on recycled print, 3 pencil on back of graph paper). Also contained is 1 project file consisting of correspondence, certificate for payments, and 3 black and white photographs.

Duder Residence

File contains 8 drawings for landscape for new two-storey residence designed by ARCOP associates, architects. Features integration to the natural landscape of the sloping, wooded site.

Drummond Medical Building

File consists of architectural drawings for commercial parking garage and office building (office building: 2 sub-basements 11 floors; garage: 2 sub-basements, 5 floors; brick and stone; tile; concrete frame) and photographs of finished exteriors and interiors. Drawings include:
1 survey drawing: site plan
1 sketch drawing: plan
34 development drawings: block plan, floor plans, elevations, section, perspective
147 detail drawings: floor plan, structure, sills, windows, stairs, lavatories, vent shaft, marquise, entrances, elevator, lighting, doors, partitions, store fronts, offices, cabinets, corridors, screens, signs, fittings, lettering, moulding, ceilings, sash, trims, vestibule, rent house, coping, panelling, baseboards, wickets, stained glass, heraldry, furniture, lion's head, ironwork (including sign), bronzework (including ornament, lettering, board, panels), plasterwork (including cornices, ceiling), stonework (including granite, sills, panels, windows, bays, balcony, doors, ornaments, pier caps, kneelers, entrance), ironwork (including marquise, balconies, railings, bracket, gate), woodwork (incl. trims, stair, screen, furniture), marble work (including entrance, vestibule, corridors), brickwork, tilework
76 shop drawings: floor plans, elevations, sections, hall, elevator lobby, staircase, entablature, windows, wall plans, radiators, cabinets, partitions, panels, structure, signs, gate, stair, pipe rail, main chute, balconies, fire escapes, thresholds, ladder, garage door, transom, grille, lettering, marquise, mailbox, spandrels, machinery, penthouse and cars, ladder
21 consultant drawings: floor plans, roof plan, marquise, hall, doors, structure, stair
1 wecord drawing: floor plan

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art

  • CA CAC 58-1-xx
  • Subseries
  • between 2005 and 2011

    • Part of Moshe Safdie

Crystal Bridges, both a museum and a cultural center, is located in a ravine with a creek fed by Crystal Springs. Two suspended-cable-and-wood buildings span the ravine, creating two ponds. These structures serve as dams as well as bridges.

The design protects the natural beauty of the site and emphasizes a strong sense of place, employing indigenous materials such as wood, fieldstone, and limestone aggregate. Building walls are concrete with wood inlays, and laminated wood beams compose the roofs. The liberal use of glass throughout the complex provides transparency and enhances views of the site.

The museum comprises a number of independent structures that form a series of pavilions over and alongside the ponds. The two bridge buildings are located at opposite ends of the north pond. The gallery bridge contains galleries while the entry bridge houses reception, dining, and hospitality facilities. The great hall, a multipurpose public space, is surrounded on three sides by the south pond. Additional structures, nestled into the sloping terrain on both sides of the ravine, contain galleries, function rooms, classrooms, a library, curatorial spaces, and administrative offices. In contrast to the convex roofs of the bridges, the concave roofs of these structures visually retain the steep slopes of the site.

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Corrour Estate

Corrour Estate

  • CA CAC 58-1-524.5
  • Subseries
  • between 1998 and 2001

    • Part of Moshe Safdie

Corrour Estate evokes the tradition of great Scottish houses and weaves together remnants of the original Victorian-era great house on the site, destroyed by fire in 1940. A glass-vaulted Great Hall forms the center of the house and is flanked by two masonry volumes, one rectangular, the other cylindrical. These volumes are penetrated by glass structures that are, respectively, conical and pyramidal. Surviving original granite outbuildings accommodate kitchens and other back-of-house functions. The split-face granite surfaces of the new structure match those of the original. The hunting lodge is sited so that each of the eight guest suites have views of Loch Ossian, while walkways and terraces afford views of the surrounding Highlands. In approving the design, The Royal Fine Arts Commission of Scotland noted that the complex is 'destined to become one of the few examples of world-class 20th-century architecture in Scotland.'

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