One sketch plan, ink line drawing on tracing paper for the table in the Senate room on the fifth floor. Table has seating for 35. From title block: University Architect, J. P. Birrell. There is no job number but given this plan has the table in the Senate Room on the fifth fllor, it is most likely part of Job A 37. Drawing undated.

Senate house on the ground floor level of the J. D. Story Administration Building, line drawing in ink on tracing paper, undated. Same as colour drawing in bound presentation volume. In this early design, Birrell envisioned the Senate House as a separate building connected by a covered walkway to the ground floor of the administration building and underground service tunnel connecting to the lower ground floor.

One sketch plan, ink line drawing on tracing paper for a u-shaped table in the Senate room on the fifth floor. Table has seating for 33. From title block: University Architect, J. P. Birrell. There is no job number but given this plan has the table in the Senate Room on the fifth floor, it is most likely part of Job A 37. Drawing undated.

First floor level of the J. D. Story Administration Building, line drawing in ink on tracing paper, undated. Same as colour drawing in bound presentation volume.

One ink line drawing on tracing paper. There is no job number and title block. Dated 29 Jun 1964.

One ink line drawing on tracing paper. There is no job number and title block. Dated 28 Oct1964.

Second floor level of the J. D. Story Administration Building, line drawing in ink on tracing paper, undated. Same as colour drawing in bound presentation volume.

Third floor level of the J. D. Story Administration Building, line drawing in ink on tracing paper, undated. Same as colour drawing in bound presentation volume.

Fourth floor level of the J. D. Story Administration Building, line drawing in ink on tracing paper, undated. Same as colour drawing in bound presentation volume.

The Geology Annex, the Chemistry Annexe and the Western Arts Building were part of a master planning concept. They shared the structural and construction concept developed by Birrell and Antony Tod (structural engineer). None of the proposals were built.