• Photos of building model (January 1985)
• Progress photos of Phase I construction (May 1985-August 1987)
• Progress photos of Phase II construction (Feb-Oct 1987, March 1988)

Consists of a report.

File consists of older background reports: "Planning Considerations for Rapid Transit through Campus"; "Campus Pedestrian Circulation - Overall Walkway System, and Skywalk Feasibility Study." Also consists of "Long Range Physical Development Planning Policy - Physical Development Beyond 1992," and "The University of Calgary Rough Fescue Prairie Reserve - Current Use and Strategies for the Future."

Progress photos of lower floors and upper floor shell construction (Sept 1970-Nov 1972, Sept 1973)

• Photos of LRT construction (April 1986)
• City bus lay-by north of Biological Sciences Building (Sept 1987).

Consists of a report.

Consists of a report.

File consists of one construction photograph and one image of the completed building.

Progress photos of construction (March 1971-January 1973).

Shots of these visitors touring various sites on campus with EVDS staff after Habitat conference.

File consists of correspondence on elements of design including dancing facilities in the pub, food services, cinema, and skywalk connection, proposal for the operation of the graduate centre.

• Math Sciences/Earth Sciences Skywalk construction (June 1972)
• Math Sciences/Science Theatres Skywalk.

Consists of a report.

File consists of 1970 report on "Skywalk - Campus Pedestrian Circulation System."

Files consist of correspondence on costing, circulation, possible skywalk from MacEwan Hall to the Library and Science A, statement on internal pedestrian walkways, and a circulation study.

Subseries consists of correspondence, budgets, reports and site plans.

From Library to MacEwan Hall (73-0615); north side of Math Sciences (73-0616)

File consists of construction photographs of the Science Theatres, a artist's rendering (Alberta Public Works) of the 1965 concept for the complex, later abandoned, and a colour photograph of the Social Sciences building with flowers in the front.