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The Architecture Museum holds more than 200,000 items, including
approximately 20,000 drawings and a 2,000-volume library. The holdings
relate to the work of private practitioners (the
State Records of South
Australia holds Government architects' records).
The focus is on materials produced in the 20th century and particularly in the period circa1910-80. The University of South Australia's Collections and Museums Policy and the Architecture Museum's General Policy and Collection Policy documents guide decisions regarding acquisitions.
Collection Overview
Items
from the collection may be viewed in the research area of
the Architecture Museum by appointment. Items
in the Architecture Museum collection
cannot be borrowed,
but may be loaned for the purpose of exhibition to an
approved event, institution or agency.
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Drawings
Drawings plans, sections, elevations and perspectives by architects, engineers and consultants, including both built and unbuilt works primarily of the 20th century - Specifications
Specifications relating directly to the architectural drawings and providing written documentation stipulating materials, quality of finishes and the manner of construction - Correspondence
Professional and personal correspondence relating to specific buildings, professional affairs and architects' overseas travels - Photographs
Photographic items including slides and photographic prints of architects' built works and overseas travels - Notebooks and diaries
Business and personal notebooks and diaries containing sketches and newspaper clippings as well as notes relating to built projects - Library
Books, monographs, periodicals, trade catalogues and brochures donated from architects' personal collections
Special holdings
Chamberlain Collection
Predominantly 18th and 19th century British and European architectural prints and engravings- Crocker Collection
Predominantly books on South Australian history and Italian architecture - Artefacts
Artefacts of a limited range, including drawing equipment, awards and nameplates - Ephemera
Pamphlets, brochures and posters relating to architecture, interior design and planning
Catalogue of finding aids
A list of available finding aids (PDF format) for individuals and
firms represented in the collection is provided below. Select a link to view
the PDF file, or
right-click and 'Save as...' to save the file.
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Please direct enquiries about accessing items listed in the catalogue to Julie Collins, Collections Manager (email architecturemuseum@unisa.edu.au or phone +618 8302 9235).
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A
Brian Andrews (99kb)
1956 Australian Architectural Convention Exhibition (66kb)
B
Andrew Benko (41kb)
Dean Berry (245kb)
Johnson Blackett (123kb)
Harold Boas (52kb)
Rolfe Boehm (32kb)
Caryl Bosman (57kb)
C
David Chamberlain
(1088kb)
Jack Cheesman (1054kb)
Max Chenoweth (116kb)
Brian Claridge (70kb)
Philip Claridge (76kb)
Julie Collins (12kb)
John Cooper (124kb)
D
Robert Dickson (375kb)
Adam Dutkiewicz (43kb)
E
Isaac Elhay (87kb)
Russell Ellis (446kb)
F
The Forum Club (121kb)
G
Christine Garnaut (76kb)
Albert Gillessen (79kb)
Harold Griggs (490kb)
H
Heritage Articles
(25kb)
Frank Hill (71kb)
Hurren, Langman and
James Engineers - Residences (366kb)
Hurren, Langman and
James Engineers - Commercial
premises (658kb)
Hurren,
Langman and James Engineers -
Churches, Universities, Schools and Local Government (262kb)
Hurren, Langman and
James Engineers - Hospitals and
surgeries (153kb)
Hurren, Langman and
James Engineers - Recreational buildings
(258kb)
Hurren, Langman and James
Engineers - Rural buildings (66kb)
Hurren, Langman
and James Engineers - Transport,
defence and infrastructure
(96kb)
Hurren, Langman and
James Engineers - Industrial
buildings and factories (2.2mb)
Hurren, Langman and James
Engineers - Bridges and
roads (80kb)
Hurren, Langman and
James Engineers - Business
correspondence (73kb)
Hurren, Langman
and James Engineers - Trade literature and documents
(60kb)
Alan Hutchings (84kb)
I
James Irwin (637kb)
Ingham House (89kb)
J
Rolf Jensen (83kb)
Donald Johnson (460kb)
Jury Burden (760kb)
K
Ralph Knowles (42kb)
L
Donald Langmead (558kb)
Roderick Lawrence (328kb)
Thomas Loveday (11kb)
M
Guy St John Makin (80kb)
Martindale Hall (24kb)
William Mason (185kb)
Jack McConnell (105kb)
Alison McDougall
(68kb)
Kate McDougall (106kb)
F Kenneth Milne (487kb)
David Morris (107kb)
N
Keith Neighbour (308kb)
O
P
Q
R
Royal Australian Institute of Architects
(179kb)
Donald Richardson (68)
Ann Riddle (120kb)
Russell and Yelland
(280kb)
S
South
Australian Architects and their works research (40kb)
South Australian Home Builders Club
(121kb)
South Australian School
of Mines and Industries (184kb)
John Sawley Research
(67kb)
John Schenk (89kb)
Colin Schumacher (153kb)
Walter Sedgley (168kb)
Peter and Marjorie Simpson (830kb)
Chris Smith (115kb)
Mervyn Smith (869kb)
Louis Laybourne Smith
(320kb)
T
Andrew Tidswell (105kb)
Arthur Tideman (38kb)
Robert Thomas (55kb)
Town and
Country Planning Association (54kb)
Town Planning Institute
(81kb)
John Twopeny (43kb)
U
V
Robert Viney (64kb)
W
Gavin Walkley (84kb)
War Service Homes
(67kb)
Woods, Bagot, Laybourne Smith and
Irwin (60kb)
Y
Gordon Young (556kb)
Z
