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The image is of an American Skyline book cover. The cover features an illustration of a small town skyline superimposed on a big city skyline. The title reads American Skyline: The Growth and Form of Our Cities and Towns. The authors are Christopher Tunnard and Henry Hope Reed.
Colin Rowe Library
Over 2,500 architectural monographs, exhibition catalogs, and theoretical…
The image shows a pencil rendering of an arial view of the Corpus Christi civic Center, part of the Colley Associates Architects and Engineers collection
Colley Associates Architects and Engineers collection
Drawings and photographs document Richard Colley's work and the firm
Corneil G. Curtis collection
The collection consists of architectural drawings and specifications that…
Image is a corner perspective of single story commercial building on Lakeview Avenue. The building is rundown, with its trees overgrown. The image is from the David Reichard Williams collection.
David Reichard Williams collection
Photographic images, which David Williams took on his travels through…
Image is a rendering for a mercantile building. It shows a two story atrium. Image is from the Donald S. Nelson collection.
Donald S. Nelson collection
Archival collection of materials related to architect Donald Nelson's…
Edward Duke Squibb collection
The Duke Squibb collection contins material on Frank Lloyd Wright and…
Elgin-Butler Brick Company drawings
The collection contains architectural drawings for projects supplied with…
Fehr and Granger collection
Photographs, drawings, and papers document travel and the design and…
Image is a drawing of the Fooshee and Cheek Highland Park Shopping Village. From the Fooshee & Cheek records
Fooshee & Cheek records
Papers and drawings document Fooshee and Cheek's work at Highland…
Conceptual drawing of San Antonio River grotto
Ford, Powell & Carson collection
Records of architecture, urban planning, and historic preservation firm…
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