The fonds consists of records from Mike McMordie’s educational and professional career. Included are notes and research material from his BArch and PhD, teaching materials and records from committees, activities, and professional organizations he was involved with. There is material from interviews and publications he produced, professional and personal correspondence, exhibits and projects, and audio-visual and photographic material including a slide collection used for teaching and publications. The fonds is arranged into six Series: (1) Architectural training and professional practice; (2) Professional service and activities; (3) Teaching; (4) Personal records; (5) Research subject files; (6) Loose Audiovisual; (7) Audiovisual; and (8) Objects.
Sans titreThe John Flanders Photography collection contains approximately 2,000 slides and 2,700 negatives from the 1990s to the early 2000s in the Toronto, Ontario area. Photographed buildings include residences, office buildings, Confederation Square (Toronto), hotels, Massey College, Scarborough Metro Zoo, Pearson College of the Pacific, Plywood Research Building, Queen's University, Shaw Festival Theatre, and Trent University.
Sans titreFonds consists of material created by Goodfellow Architecture Ltd. including drawings, construction records such as correspondence, financial material, and change orders, exhibit panel, and architectural models of projects. These projects include various buildings for the Glenmore Water Treatment Plant, Blackfoot Crossing, and the Prince of Wales Hotel.
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Fonds consists of personal and professional records created or maintained by George Baird. The records document his activities as a renowned Canadian architectural studies teacher, critic, and writer. The files consist of correspondence, writings, photographs, presentations, awards, posters, research, and teaching files. The majority of the records are from 1950 to 2018, spanning his activities as a professor and dean at the University of Toronto (1967-1993, 2004-2009), professor at Harvard University (1993-2004), a visiting lecturer at schools and events around the world, and as an influential critic and writer on architectural theory. The fonds includes records relating to Baird’s many writings on architecture, his education at the University of Toronto (1957-1962), his service on associations, and his travels both personal and professional over the years. The fonds has been divided into ten series: 1. Correspondence, 2. Education, 3. Photographs, 4. Teaching, 5. Associations, 6. Awards, 7. Lectures, Talks, and Exhibitions, 8. Reference, 9. Work, 10. Writings.
Sans titreFonds consists of drawings and sketches from the architectural practice of Raymond Affleck. Significant projects include: Klassen House, St. Hilaire; Talbot Johnson House, Senneville; Harry Hoy House, Lac Tremblant; National Gallery Competition (1976-1977).
Sans titreFonds 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.
Sans titreThe fonds consists of drawings from the architectural practice of K.C. Stanley, 1948-1979.
Sans titreFonds 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.
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Collection consists of nineteen drawings from the City of Calgary Preliminary Town Planning Scheme by Thomas H. Mawson. The drawings were created by Mawson between 1913 and 1914. The majority of these drawings were used in his book Calgary: A Preliminary Scheme for Controlling the Economic Growth of the City, published in 1914. The collection also includes six drawings from the City of Regina Preliminary Town Planning Scheme. Aside from these original drawings by Mawson, the collection includes various reprographic copies of Mawson records that the CAA had reproduced in 1979 and 1984. These copies include 54 photographs of Calgary taken between 1912 and 1914 by Mawson, correspondence between Mawson and the City of Calgary, along with copies of various articles by Mawson, and 35mm slide copies of the Mawson City of Calgary drawings. The collection has been divided into three series: 1. City of Calgary Preliminary Town Planning Scheme; 2. City of Regina Preliminary Town Planning Scheme; and 3. Reprographic Copies of Various Mawson/Calgary-Related Records.
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