The file is a binder that contains 11 sheets of slide-transparencies related to a project that Harold Spence-Sales worked called Country Hills in Calgary. The binder includes a scenario index.

The file contains information about the activities and priorities of the Corporation of Urbanites Quebec. The file contains meeting minutes, directories, laws passed of interest to the corporation and responsibilities. Additionally, file holds general letters shared between members of the corporation; some letters are personally directed towards Harold Spence-Sales. The file also has membership and application fee information.

The file contains information about 1107. West 7th Avenue Vancouver. 1107. West 7th Avenue Vancouver was a property that Harold and Mary Spence-Sales purchased.1107 West 7th Avenue became Harold and Mary Spence-Sales home and art studios. The binder contains photographs of the property glued to sheets of paper with annotations that describe rooms and views.

File is empty.

File contains plans for developing St. Albert Edmonton.

The tube contains 7 different maps of Paris France.

The file contains notes about a park extension.

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 tube contains blueprints, drawings and plans related to a project called "Badlands/ Domes".

The file contains map grids mounted to plastic. The map grids seem to place an emphasis on streets in different neighborhood regarding different projects: Kennisdale, Killarney, Sunset, WestPoint Grey etc.