Thirty-five flyers, 9 mockups/templates/publicity designs for flyers, and 17 posters (A2) for the Architecture is a Community Art public lectures.

Largely arranged in chronological order for the year 1985, by the date and associated speaker for each lecture. Includes correspondence, financial data, travel and accommodation details. Title on spine of original ring binder 'C.A.C 1985'.

Largely arranged in chronological order for the year 1984, by the date and associated speaker for each lecture. Includes correspondence, financial data, travel and accommodation details. Title on spine of original ring binder 'Architecture is a community art January - June 1984'.

Largely arranged in chronological order for the year 1983, by the date and associated speaker for each lecture. Includes correspondence, financial data, travel and accommodation details.

Correspondence, notes, financial data, and flyers for the lectures; minutes of Architectural History Group; and correspondence with the Design Arts Board. 1982-1985.

This file pertains to a proposed student trip to the Northern Territory in August 1979 to investigate three sites: Arltunga, Hermansburg and Phillip Creek Mission. Included is correspondence, costings, preparation plans and three b&w photographs of the sites.

This file contains a student project for the TN! Theatre at the South Brisbane Library.

Catalogue and invitation to the exhibition Natural Structures, 1984; Catalogue and invitation to the exhibition Peter Cook: Tower Projects 1983-84 and two postcards from Cook to Watson; Catalogue of a national students’ competition The Bonzadumpa Surf Club, 1986, won by student Alice Hampson; A Cathedral Square for Brisbane : An Ideas competition 1983 booklet.

Following requests to various people to nominate their favourite Brisbane places, a display was held of the responses, leading to a discussion attended by many respondents, including Brisbane’s Lord Mayor. This file includes correspondence, and list of people and their nominated place.

This file includes student architectural history projects from 1986. Students include Stephen Gee.