This collection contains drawings of the McDougall School in Calgary, Alberta. Drawings date from 1936.

Collection includes drawings of the Calgary Normal School. Drawings date from 1908 to 1915.

Fonds consists of drawings, display material, models, and office files from the architectural practice of Baird, Sampson, Neuert.

Fonds has rolled drawings, textual records, photographs, and panels from the architectural practice of Barry Johns. Projects date from 1968 to 2007 and include art galleries, university buildings, residences, recreational buildings, churches, municipal buildings, and court houses in Alberta, British Columbia, and Nova Scotia.

Collection includes drawings of Highway 86 around Expo 86 site near Granville and Dunsmuir Viaducts at False Creek in Vancouver, British Columbia. Drawings reflect different stages of development.

The entirety of the Calgary Civic Trust fonds dates from 1999-2003. It contains photographs of various Calgary buildings and landmarks, survey notes, and subject files. The photographs feature apartments, overpasses, offices, businesses, schools, churches, shopping centres, banks, hotels, hospitals, and post offices in and around Calgary.

Fonds contains drawings and panels from the Diamond Schmitt architectural practice. Material dates from 1979-1988 and includes blueprints, sepias, mylars, negatives, sketches, and panels of projects including the York University Student Centre, Arcadia Housing Cooperative, Jerusalem City Hall, Spadina Quay, and the Burns Building.

Fonds consists of drawings, display material, photographs, slides, and office files from the architectural practice of Donald Bittorf. Significant projects include: The Concourse - Campeau Corp.; Principal Plaza - Campeau Corp.; Dickensfield Extended Care Centre; 112 Ave. Rapid Transit Station; Business Administration and Commerce Building, University of Alberta; Law Centre University of Alberta; the Edmonton Art Gallery; and the Zolf Residence.

This fonds consists of photographs and slides of architectural drawings, architectural models, and completed buildings. The material dates from 1954-1987, with the majority of projects being built in Calgary.

Notable projects include the Alberta Government Telephones building, Calgary; Atkins architectural offices, Calgary; Atkins Residence, Calgary; Melchin Summer Homes, Lake Windemere, British Columbia; Centennial Planetarium, Calgary; Eighth Avenue Mall, Calgary; Indian Friendship Centre, Calgary; Leavitt Residence, Calgary; Medicine Hat Provincial Building, Medicine Hat; Shouldice Park, Calgary; Southern Alberta Institute of Technology, Calgary; and the Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg.