This file includes correspondence from Queensland and New South Wales government departments although the bulk of the letters are from Federal Government departments, in particular the Department of Aboriginal Affairs.

Box 6
Folder 1
Mary Street High-rise. Minutes of meetings involving R. Pavlyshyn and other Department of Works officers and representatives of the contractors.
Folder of photographs of views and sketches of proposed and constructed buildings:
a. Edmund Sheppard Building. Three photographs.
b. Proposed Townsville Government Offices.
c. Government Offices, Bundaberg.
d. Department of Mapping and Surveying Building.
e. George Street Project.
f. Mary Street Project.

Box 13
Folder 1
Department of Works, Accommodation ’78: A Tentative Proposal for the Provision of Government Office Buildings in Country Areas. August 1978.
Project Briefs, Mapping and Surveying Building (October 1984) and corner of George and Mary Streets offices (February 1985).

Box 1
Folder 7
Government Precinct: Various correspondence and notes, 1958-1985

Folder 8
City of Brisbane, city plan showing zoning of land, including land for State Government use. No date. and Executive Building, 100 George Street, Brisbane, no date (1971 ?), pamphlet prepared for the opening of the building. No mention of who designed the building or who built it. Included here for the record. And Photographs of model.
UDPA Planners (Queensland) Pty. Ltd., State Government Precinct Study Proposal. October 1972.

Box 2
Folder 1
Bellevue Hotel 1885, Department of Works documentation initiated by R. Pavlyshyn, 13 pages of drawings and photographs, April 1969
Development of the Government Precinct: Preservation of the Bellevue Hotel and The Mansions, Department of Works report by R. Pavlyshyn, November 1973.

Folder 2
Lund Hutton Newell Paulsen Pty. Ltd. and Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, Development Plan for the State Government Precinct, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Draft report for the Department of Works. 7 August 1974.

Folder 3
Development Plan for the Government Precinct: Assessment of Consultants' Proposal and Options, Department of Works report by R. Pavlyshyn dated October 1974. The assessment of the consultants' proposal includes an abridged version of the consultants' submission of August 1974 under their original name of LHNP, and considers reports by the National Trust and the Royal Australian Institute of Architects.

Folder 4
Government Precinct: various correspondence, 'notes and press clippings, 1974-1976.
Lund Hutton Newell Paulsen Pty. Ltd., State Government Precinct: Design Development, Phase 1, Report Relative to (A) Structural Options, (B) Partitions. 10 October 1975.

Folder 5
Government Precinct: Widening of William Street. Various correspondence, 1976-1978.
Government Precinct: Bellevue Hotel. Extract from Hansard, press clippings, correspondence.
Government Precinct: Unauthorised exhibition of plans. Correspondence, 1978.

Box 3
Folder 1
Government Precinct: Options for Development in the Light of Projected Needs. Department of Works report by R. Pavlyshyn, June 1978. The report mainly concerns accommodation needs and the current status of the project.
Department of Works in association with Lund Hutton Ryan Morton Pty. Ltd. Architects, Development Plan for the State Government Precinct, Brisbane, Queensland: Options for Development. Consultants' report, again under the name LHRM, January 1979.
Government Buildings in Brisbane City Area: Government Precinct Development. Report to the Committee appointed by Cabinet to consider Government office accommodation, June 1980. The report to this interdepartmental committee, co­authored by R. J. Howatson, R. Pavlyshyn and V. Doyle, takes into consideration R. Pavlyshyn's advanced options for "recycling" the verandas of the Bellevue Hotel and providing accommodation for the National Science Centre. The proposal was researched but later rejected.

Folder 2
Government Precinct Development: Submission to the Government Accommodation Committee. Covering Report: New Buildings and Ancillary Development; Restoration of The Mansions and Harris Court, September 1982. Department of Works report by R. Pavlyshyn on accommodation in the restored Mansions building.
Government Precinct Development, Parcel 4b (Site of Government Printing Office): Pre-Design Studies, Interim Report, April 1984. Department of Works report by R. Pavlyshyn.
Government Precinct: Statue of Queen Elizabeth II by John Dowie for open space in the Precinct. Correspondence, contract and ten photographs.
Government Precinct development. Brochure. No date (1986?).

Box 12
Folder 6
Minutes of meetings between Pavlyshyn and other Department of Works personnel and representatives of Lund Hutton Newell Paulsen Pty Ltd; correspondence; Pavlyshyn, memo urging commencement of Precinct development. 1975-1977.
Six photographs of model and artist's impression

Folder 7
Reports for 1979 and 1982

Folder 8
Correspondence with John Dowie, sculptor, about statue of the Queen for the Precinct. 1982-83.
Government office Accommodation Committee. Various documents. 1979-1985.

Contains material such as art exhibition catalogues, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian artists exhibiting in Queensland galleries.
Fryer Library holdings include: Joyce Mullins, Mervyn Moriarty, Brenda Lewis, Nick Allen.

Contains material such as art exhibition catalogues, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian artists exhibiting in Queensland galleries.
Grahame Galleries + Editions.

Contains material such as art exhibition catalogues, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian artists exhibiting in Queensland galleries.
Fryer Library holdings include: Heinz Steinmann, Robert Dickerson.
Grand Central Gallery.

The Atherton Grand Hotel was first opened in 1933. This file contains 8 plans for the hotel located on the corner of Vernon and Main Streets in Atherton. One plan is dated 9 October 1932. In 1936 plans for additions to the Hotel were again designed by V.M. Brown. There are three plans for these additions, dated 1936 to 1939.

Contains material such as art exhibition catalogues, invitations and ephemeral items relating to Australian artists exhibiting in Queensland galleries.
Fryer Library holdings include: Jenny Behm-Driutti, Rick Everingham, Adrienne Gale, David Henderson, Michael Taylor, Judy Hamilton, Annette Spanski, Helen Beaver, Kasey Sealy.