The file represents a box that contains publications that Harold Spence-Sales worked on solo. The publications are in alphabetical order.

Two copies of “How to subdivide: A handbook on the layout of housing developments".

One copy of a guide to urban dispersal.

One copy of the “The Delineation of Residential Localities in the Greater Vancouver Regional District”.

Three copies of a paper titled, “Physical Planning in the Region-British Endeavors”. Reprinted in The Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science Vol. 13, No. 4 Nov.1947.

File contains financial information: mostly expenses and fees for services.

The file contains a detailed report written by Harold Spence-Sales regarding plans to develop a business district in Victoria, British Columbia. The report primarily discusses geography, land formation of the area and how to approach building the business center.

The file contains newsletters from the Ontario Planning Department of Municipal Planing .The file also contains a directory of urban planners created by urban affairs in Washington D.C.

The file contains four package's of photographs regarding Navodo.

The file primarily contains photographs, sketches, diagrams and maps. There is a part of an article about a location called entry gardens; it was published in 1954. The project related to the records in the file has not been identified.

The tube contains materials related to the Musquadabit project.

The file contains information regarding Harold Spence-Sales putting on an exhibition at the Burnaby Art Gallery in Vancouver British Columbia from February to March of 1980.

The fie contains an agenda written by Humphrey Carver; it is not a calendrical. In the agenda Carver writes about various thoughts, provides questions and supplies answers. The topics of the agenda center on religion and the philosophy of what it means to be alive.

The file represents a box. The box contains the following magazines and periodicals:

12 booklets titled, “The Language and Median of Architecture” by Moshe Safdie November 1989.

The magazines in the box have been placed in alphabetical order.

2 booklets from the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts about an Exhibit the Jean Noel Desmarais Pavillion designed by Moshe Safdie.

7 Copies of Process Architecture No. 56 1970 (Japanese Magazine) [Moshe Safdie featured].

4 copies Architecture of Israel 8 (reprinted in Quarterly of Architecture and Interior Design) “Moshe Safdie Architect".

10 copies Architectural Record Business Design A McGraw-Hill Publication, October 1998 [Safdie featured].

6 copies Architectural Record Business Design A McGraw-Hill Publication, November 1983.

7 copies Architectural Record Business Design A McGraw-Hill Publication, April 1978.

4 copies Architecture Incorporating architectural Technology August 1996.

2 Copies Harvard Magazine, “Grade Inflation: Does it Matter?” May-June 1993.

4 copies The Canadian Architect: A Southham Business Publication, March 1999.

1 copy The Canadian Architect: A Southham Business Publication, July 1992.

4 copies Maclean’s: Canadas Weekly Magazine 1998. “Triumph of an Outcast: Canadian Architect Moshe Safdie Inside his New National Gallery, 1 copy Architectural Digest May 1999.

The magazines in the box have been placed in alphabetical order.