Fonds consists of architectural drawings, photographs, and project files documenting the architectural work of Arthur Müdry between 1957 and 1999. The majority of the fonds consists of project records, including architectural drawings, notes, correspondence, contracts, and photographs. There is a small volume of personal records relating to Mudry’s education as well as a file of teaching records from Mudry’s brief period as an instructor at the University of Manitoba. Mudry’s work is largely located on the west coast of British Columbia where he was a pioneer of West Coast Modern design in the 1960s. He also built several projects in Calgary where he was raised and Winnipeg where he took his bachelor of architecture. Notable projects documented in the fonds include the Beaton Residence, MacArthur Residence, Richmond Residence, Patterson Residence, Harrison Residence, Tupper Residence, West Vancouver Baptist Church, St. David’s United Church, St. Stephen’s United Church, as well as the Teck Building and the IBM Building [606 Fourth] in Calgary. The fonds has been divided into four series: 1. Personal records; 2. Professional records; 3. Office records; and 4. Project records.
