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Fonds consists of drawings, microfilm, photographs, and correspondence and office files from the architectural practice of John B. Parkin Associates 1938-1974. Significant projects include: Ontario Association of Architects Headquarters, Toronto; Salvation Army National Headquarters and Temple, Toronto; Oshawa Central Collegiate Institute, Oshawa, ON; Faberge Factory, Etobicoke, ON; Garage and Stores Building, York Hydro System; Humber Memorial Hospital.

Fonds consists of minutes of meetings, membership lists, correspondence, and office files of the Alberta Association of Architects from 1906 to 1984.

Consists of 73 palladium print photographs by Ray Van Nes of historic sandstone buildings in Calgary. The photographs form the series Sandstones, which Van Nes created in 1991 and 1992. The photographs have exhibited at the City of Calgary Archives in 1993.

Consists of six architectural drawings created by Alexander Pirie for the proposed Prophetic Bible Institute building on 8th Avenue, Calgary, Alberta. The drawings include floor plans, elevations, sections, and details. The specifications for the building project are also included in the file. Sheet No. 1 has a note that white pencil measurements taken March 6, 1952, Rule Wynn & Rule, perhaps indicating that the drawings were maintained by Rule Wynn & Rule for a restoration project in the early 1950s.

Consists of two sets of architectural drawings created by S. N. Benjamin of the Lethbridge firm Fooks & Milne for the J. Weintraub residence (1961) and an Apartment Building for Balbi Construction (1961-1962). The drawings are construction sets that include floor plans, elevations, sections, and details. There is also a set of specifications for the Weintraub family residence.

Fonds consists of 149 architectural drawings from the architectural practice of H.M. & W.A. Whiddington, Whiddington & Fry, and H.M. Whiddington. H.M. Whiddington was one of the main architects in Lethbridge in the period from 1910 to 1930. The fonds documents several projects, largely in Lethbridge, but also in Edmonton, Coaldale, and Baron, Alberta, and Cranbrook and Princeton, British Columbia. The drawings include architectural plans for several important early buildings in Lethbridge, such as the Wesley Church, the Manual Training School, the Exhibition Building, Galbraith Street School, Bank of Montreal, and St. Patrick’s Catholic School. The fonds has been divided into three series: 1. H.M. & W.A. Whiddington, 2. Whiddington & Fry, and 3. H.M. Whiddington.

Fonds consists of 359 maps and technical drawings created by John Galt Engineering and its successor firm Haddin & Miles. The records document several significant engineering projects across Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia, including the Brooks Aqueduct (1912), early prairie water works and electrical systems in Fort Saskatchewan, Kindersley, Bassano, Empress, and Regina between 1903 and 1915, and the Calgary Water Power Company hydro project from 1923 to 1927. The fonds has been divided into two series: 1. John Galt Engineering Co. and 2. Haddin & Miles.

Fonds documents Jeremy Sturgess’s architectural practice from 1975 and 2018. Records include architectural drawings, office files, photographs, diaries, sketchbooks, presentation panels, models, and audiovisual materials. There are over 500 projects documented in the fonds. The architectural projects span his work at the Sturgess Partnership (1978-1987), Sturgess Architects, Ltd. (1987-1993), and Sturgess Architecture (1993-present). Among the notable projects represented are Banff Town Hall, Chuzenji Kanaya Hotel, Yukon Visitor Reception Centre, Calgary Water Centre, 7th Avenue LRT Masterplan & Station Refurbishment, The Bridges Masterplan/Bridgeland Community Centre/Olive, Connaught Gardens, Alberta Pavilion Expo 86, House on Bowen Island, Naidoo/McLaughlan Residence, Assured Beltline, Spiral House, the Block, Borden Residence, and many others. The fonds also includes public relations and marketing records, as well as personal records related to Sturgess’s education and to his affiliation with CAUSA (Calgary Architecture + Urban Studies Alliance).

Fonds consists of correspondence, reports, and newspaper clippings created or maintained by Ted Raines from 1947 to 1973. The records document his activities in the establishment of a School of Architecture in the province of Alberta, the appointment of a City Architect at the City of Calgary, federal tax reform in 1969, and the Prairie Rural Housing Committee at the University of Manitoba. The fonds has been divided into three series: 1. School of Architecture Committee; 2. White Paper on Tax Reform and Proposed Architectural Department City of Calgary; and 3. Prairie Rural Housing Committee.