File consists of various kinds of indexed records for projects that Moshe Safdie worked on. For example, materials that Safdie used to design a project, box locations that state where the materials can be found and where the records for the project ended up. The binder is full of plastic tabs. Each tab contains a handwritten label that correlates with the title of a project that Safdie worked on.

File consists of various kinds of indexed records for projects that Moshe Safdie worked on. For example, materials that Safdie used to design a project, box locations that state where the materials can be found and where the records for the project ended up. The binder is full of plastic tabs. Each tab contains a handwritten label that correlates with the title of a project that Safdie worked on.

File previously contained in a three-ring binder. File consists of various kinds of indexed records for projects that Moshe Safdie worked on. For example, materials that Safdie used to design a project, box locations that state where the materials can be found and where the records for the project ended up. The binder is full of plastic tabs. Each tab contains a handwritten label that correlates with the title of a project that Safdie worked on.

The file contains information about property 1107 W. 7th Avenue. The file includes a permit to remodel/add to the property. Harold Spence-Sales and his wife Mary Filer owned the property. 1107 W. 7th Avenue became the couples home and art studios.

The file includes a welcome package from Lambda Alpha International, a directory of Lambda Alpha International, a membership certificate with Harold Spence-Sales name on it and a specific directory for Vancouver chapter members.

The file contains information about the 1107 W. 7th Avenue property. Harold Spence-Sales and his wife Mary Filer wanted to make some renovations to 1107 W. 7th. The File includes a security instillation certificate and an over-sized blueprint-schematic of the property.

The file contains several background pamphlets regarding an exhibition called "Transmitted Light" an exhibit that Mary Filer and Harold Spence-Sales worked on as a team. The pamphlet was written by Dr. Edward Gibson , director of Simon Fraser Gallery.

The file contains two envelopes. One envelope contains letters of correspondence from friends and colleagues of Harold Spence-Sales and Mary Filer wishing Harold luck and success. Several of the letters also contain apologies for not being able to attend opening of the exhibit or confirming that they will make an appearance. The second envelope contains newspapers advertising the Touchlines exhibition.

The file contains what appear to be copies of the display text for pieces of the Touchlines exhibition.

The file contains receipts, bills and invoices and costs related to the creation-production of the Touchlines exhibition.