Architectural Drawings created by Pavlyshyn, relating to his public and private work.

This series comprises 474 architectural drawings by Graeme Thiedeke from his time working as a student in the 1960s, to his work in Canada, Mexico, Malayasia, United Arab Emirates and Australia.

Architectural drawings relating to government, educational, residential, commercial and ecclesiastical jobs undertaken by Robin Gibson and Partners throughout the life of Gibson's practice in Brisbane. While the vast majority of the drawings are the work of Gibson, his partners and staff, some drawings were created by engineering firms and architectural artists commissioned by Gibson.
Key to creators' initials:
RFG/RG - Robin Findlay Gibson
FR - Finn Rasmussen
CHC - Col Christ
AK - Alan Kirkwood
WSH - William (Bill) S Heather
PW - Paul Wallace

Architectural drawings by John Kershaw when in private practice, from 1948 to 1977.

Architectural drawings by Voller & Kershaw, primarily those undertaken for the Commonwealth Bank of Australia and their branches in the south east corner of Queensland. The partnership was responsible for the Queensland Teachers Union Building on Boundary Road, Spring HIll with Kershaw the lead in this project.

Architectural model of Robin Gibson's vision for New Southbank after Expo 88

Blueprints and detail drawings relating to 4 Crane Street, Newmarket.

As an extension of the University of Queensland Department of Architecture's public programs in 1983 to 1985, Don Watson organised a fortnightly public lecture program called Architecture is a Community Art. The program had local, interstate and international speakers and attracted large audiences. These lecturers were conducted at the Community Arts Centre, 109 Edward Street Brisbane. This series includes correspondence, notes, biographical information for some of the presenters, financial data, posters and flyers for the lectures.

Correspondence, notes and sketches relating to prospective architecture jobs, heritage building preservation study program undertaken in the United Kingdom, Sinnamon's activity with a local architectural history group.