Two drawings on card of single floor row of houses, plans and elevations, 1: 100. In folder titled Housing Estate Scheme

Three drawings mounted on card in folder titled Block of Flats

One drawing mounted on card

Box 1
Folder 3
Prototype of a State Primary School, plan, aerial views, 31 x 44 cm.
Petrie Terrace State School, the first new-generation primary school, aerial view of the model and 5 photographs of completed buildings, including interiors of classrooms, 55 x 68 cm.
Photographs of the State Primary Schools, printed on A4 sheets, including Happy Valley and Craigslea, 1972., Heatley, 1973, Hilder Road, 1979, and Shailer Park, 1983, Cleveland Special School, 1976, Beenleigh Special School, 1983.

Queensland State Schools: Photographs. Album.

Department of Works, A Review of the Parkinson Report on Ways of Reducing School Building Costs. July 1981.

Joint Committee of the Departments of Works and Education, Queensland. A further Report on School Costs and a Proposed Development Program. January 1984.

Box 12
Folder 3
Photographic reproduction of Standard plan of teaching block (1968)
15 photographs of Petrie Terrace School and other unidentified primary schools

One sheet with 2 ink-jet printed photographs

Box 3
Folder 3
Proposed New Art Centre: Site Investigation. Report submitted to the Cabinet appointed Art Gallery Site Committee by the Technical Advisory. Group, chaired by R. Pavlyshyn. 20 February 1969.
Proposed New Art Centre: Site Investigation. Report to the Premier. March 1969.

Folder 4
Map: Brisbane, Central Part. Possible sites for the proposed Gallery are shaded in pink. No date.
New Queensland Art Gallery Steering Committee, Queensland Art Gallery: Report. 16 March 1972.

Folder 5
Background materials gathered by Roman Pavlyshyn concerning art galleries in Australia and architectural competitions.

Box 4
Folder 1
Art Gallery action file, 1962-1969.

Folder 2
Art Gallery action file, 1969-1972.

Folder 3
Art Gallery, various action papers, 1970-1973.

Folder 4
Art Gallery, various papers, 1972-1973.

Folder 5
Art Gallery, competition for the selection of an architect, Department of Works.
a. Conditions fort the Selection of an Architect, b. Conditions fort the Selection of an Architect, Stage 2., c. Competitive Selection of an Architect. Assessors' Report. March 1973. d. Anonymous submission of the winning design. e. Department of Works, Queensland Art Gallery, Architects Robin Gibson and Partners, June 1973.

Box 5
Folder1
Queensland Art Gallery, Exhibition of Entries and Presentation of Award, 16 April 1973.
a. R. Pavlyshyn, Chairman's speech notes.
b. Short Notes for the speech by the Minister.
c. The Honourable A. M. Hodges, M.LA., Minister for Works and
Robin Gibson and Partners, Queensland Art Gallery: Proposal for Revised Road System.
Raoul Mellish, Assistant Director, Queensland Art Gallery, Address to Queensland Art Gallery Steering Committee, 10 January 1974. Marginal notes by Roman Pavlyshyn
Neil Groom and Lionel Hogg of Queensland Newspapers, "Genesis," opening chapter of the book Queensland Art Gallery (Bowen Hills, Queensland: Queensland Newspapers Pty. Ltd., 1982), draft (with comments by R. Pavlyshyn) and photocopy of the chapter as published. The book itself is in the book section of R. Pavlyshyn's collection.
Opening of the Art Gallery, 21 June 1982, and After. Program of the official opening, gallery guide, brochures and press cuttings, Queensland Art Gallery Foundation brochures.

Box 10
Folder 6
Steering Committee for the New Queensland Art Gallery (Chaired by Pavlyshyn). Press statement, press cuttings1971-72 and 1984, photos.
New Queensland Art Gallery Steering Committee, Queensland Art Gallery: Report. March 1972.
Department of Works and Robin Gibson and Partners, Queensland Art Gallery. Report, incl. plans. June 1973.

Folder 7
Department of Works, Queensland Art Gallery Progress Report. 7.2.1977.
Queensland Art Gallery. Various brochures, postcard, invitation to opening 21.6.1982.

Parcel 1
Item 1
Stage ID Art Gallery. Plans by R. Gibson. 1978.

From 1964 - 1966 Pavlyshyn formed a partnership with Hugh Beck to work on the General Motors Holden complex in Acacia Ridge.

Box 13
Folder 5
Press report and promotional General Motors Holden (GMH) advertisement depicting the plant, 1965-1966

Parcel 1
Item 7
Building on a Heritage. Promotional book by J. C. Taylor and Sons Pty. Ltd., builders of the plant, including photos and reports on the General Motors Holden (GMH) plant.

Design Projects by R. Pavlyshyn in the Architectural Office of Ludwig Doelger, Aschaffenburg, Germany, in 1947 and 1948.

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Job Description
2.1 A Residential and commercial work.
2.1.1 Residence for Sisters Bergmann, working drawing, 1: 100, 88 x 37 cm.
2.1.2 Residence for Johann Roth, 88 x 40 cm.
2.1.3 Residence for Heinrich Kirsch, 90 x 40 cm.
2.1.4 Residence for Adam Buttner, 75 x 46 cm.
2.1.5 Residence for Franz Roth, 88 x 40 cm.
2.1.6 Residence for Eduard Betz, 86 x 48 cm.
2.1.7 Residence with joiner's workshop for Wilhelm Viith, 98 x 50 cm.
2.1.8 "Scriba" House, 42 x 30 cm.
2.1.9 Residence for Heinrich Kunkel, 84 x 40 cm.
2.1.10 Small Garden house for E. Bahlinger, 64 x 37 cm.
2.1.11 Estate of Karl Staudter, 95 x 52 cm.
2.1.12 Quilling Garment factory, Hosbach, plans, 77 x 52 cm.
2.1.13 Ditto, elevations, 77 x 52 cm.
2.1.14 Garment factory, Reis, plans, 74 x 53 cm.
2.1.15 Ditto, elevations, 74 x 53 cm.
2.1.16 Residence with bakery for A. Pfister, 78 x 52 cm.
2.1.17 Catholic Home for Boys in Sailauf, plan, street elevation, 82 x 47 cm.
2.1.18 Ditto, elevations, section, 82 x 47 cm.
2.1.19 Catholic Home for Youth, Goldenbach, 82 x 50 cm.
2.1.20 Tencment House, five levels, for Joh. Lautenschlager, plans and sections.
2.1.21 Ditto, elevations, 86 x 62 cm.
2.1.22 Ditto, entry gate and facade details, 1:20, 94 x 62 cm.
2.2 Church and Monastery of the Capuchin Order in Aschaffenburg.
2.2.1 Church plan, 1: 100, 60 x 45 cm.
2.2.2 Long section, view to the North, 60 x 30 cm.
2.2.3 Ditto, view to the South, 60 x 30 cm.
2.2.4 Cross-section, 40 x 30 cm.
2.2.5 Beam ceiling, perspective view, 30 x 30 cm.
2.2.6 Side elevation to the North, 60 x 40 cm.
2.2.7 Front elevation to the East, 72 x 52 cm.
2.2.8 Main portal, 1: 20, 40 x 56 cm.
2.2.9 Porch at the main portal, 1:20, 90 x 83 cm. 2.2; 10 Side portal, 36 x 52 cm.
2.2.11 Porch at side entrance 1:20, 90 x 83 cm.
2.2.12 Alterations to the Monastery building, 58 x 63 cm.
2.2.13 Alterations to the Monastery building, 58 x 63 cm.
2.2.14 Alterations to the Monastery building, 58 x 63 cm.

Other projects with R. Pavlyshyn's participation in varying roles.

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Job Description
6.1 Public Morgue (Institute of Forensic Pathology), 1960.
6.1.1 Sketch plan (coloured), 61 x 55 cm.
6.1.2 Working drawings, 13 sheets, 80 x 70 cm., and cover sheet with perspective view.
6.2 Denominational chapels at Goodna Mental Hospital, plans.
6.3 Health and Welfare Building, 1965.
6.3.1 Perspective view, mounted, 46 x 60 cm.

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Job Description
6.4.6 Plan of the Precinct area showing proposed ultimate development, 1:200, 70 x 210 cm. The proposal was developed in August 1974 in Chicago with the participation of two partners of Lund, Hutton, Ryan and Morton (LHRM), previously Lund Hutton Newell Paulsen (LHNP), and a team from Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM) led by Walter Netsch. R. Pavlyshyn took part in discussions as the Department's nominee.
6.5.2.2.10 A Sculpture by Lindsay Daen: Jemmy Morrill and the Brolgas. Brochure on a sculpture presented to the Art Gallery in 1983.
6.5.2.2.11 Thirteen photographs of models of the Cultural Centre.
6.5.2.2.12 Performing Arts Complex under construction.
6.5.2.7 Queensland Cultural Centre, brochure (1985?) and program: Official Handover ofthe Commissioned Art Works, 8 May 1985.
6.5.2.8 Correspondence between Roman Pavlyshyn and Kate Gould on the history ofthe Queensland Performing Arts complex for the publication, Power, Jan, Setting the Stage: Queensland Performing Arts Complex. The First Ten Years, ed. Sue Gough, text development and research by Kate Gould (Brisbane: Boolarong Press, 1995). Appendices to R. Pavlyshyn's letter include the following reports: Performing Arts Complex: Report by the Users' Committee, April 1975, and Queensland Cultural Centre: Assessment of Needs and Priorities, April 1975. The book itself is in the books section of R. Pavlyshyn's materials.
6.6 *Parliament House development and restoration.
6.6.10 Cutting-off ceremony in Melbourne for the tapestry designed by John Coburn for the Parliamentary Annexe. Five photographs.
6.7 Government Office Buildings.
6.7.1 State Government Offices, comer of George and Charlotte Streets, Brisbane, 12 sheets
6.7.1.1 Coloured perspective.
6.7.1.2 Tracings (6 sheets, including cover sheet).
6.7.1.3 Prints (5 sheets, including cover sheet).

From 1964 - 1966 Pavlyshyn formed a partnership with Hugh Beck to work on the General Motors Holden complex in Acacia Ridge.

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Job Description
7.1 In the partnership "Beck and Pavlyshyn", 1964-1966. General Motors Holden Ltd., Acacia Ridge, Brisbane, Assembly Plant.
7.1.1 Assembly Building, working drawings other than details, 1/32":1'0, 63 printed sheets, A500/1 to A500/58 with cover sheet and index sheet. All sheets are 98 x 75 cm., except sheet No.5, which is 150 x 75 cm. This sheet and the next three sheets, SA, 5B, and 5C, to scale 1/16":1'0, are coloured elevations. At the time of R. Pavlyshyn's joining the planning team, the layout of the Assembly Building had been determined and the steel frame structure was built under a separate contract.

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Job Number Description
7.1.2 GMH Assembly Plant, Administration Building.
7.1.2.1 Perspective views. Two sheets.
7.1.2.2 Sketch Plans and elevations. Six sheets including cover sheet, 1/8": 1'0, 88 x 73 cm.
7.1.3 Administration Building, Canteen and Kitchen, working drawings. 28 sheets of the full set of 35 are included, as well as a cover sheet and index sheet.
7.1.4 Photographs of the plant:
7.1.4.1 Assembly Plant, Administration Building and Power Plant.
7.1.4.2 Interior views of the Assembly Plant.