Description of the Collection Booklet (44 pages): Bulletin of the Chicago School of Architecture, being a description of the four-year academic program jointly administered by Armour Institute of Technology (i.e., its Department of Architecture) and the Art Institute of Chicago. Includes a roster of faculty members, brief description of the program, and list of classes by course year. Bulk of the work is reproductions of students' architectural designs, freehand drawings, and water colors; each is identified as to subject...

Description of the Collection 1. Exhibits, Student 1982 2. Spring Open House, 1987 3. Architecture Open House, 2004 4. Architecture Events, 2004 5. Exhibit featuring William S Huff, n.d. 6. Open House Exhibit of Student Work, 1982- 2009

Description of the Collection Collection consists of three series: 1) Historic Institute of Design poster images digitized by Dan Kuruna for preservation purposes; 2) Material related to an ID class taught by Dan Kuruna in 1997; 3) Digital recordings made by Dan Kuruna of interviews conducted in connection with the 2009-2010 "Living Modern" exhibit at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago (co-sponsored by Illinois Institute of Technology).

Description of the Collection Two black and white photos of faculty and student members of the Illinois Institute of Technology architecture program circa 1940-1941, taken by George W. Larson, a 1942 graduate. One photo shows a group walking on a downtown Chicago street, the other photograph shows a group sitting on the steps of the Art Institute of Chicago, where IIT architecture courses were taught at that time. Those identified in the photos include the following: Charles Woehrl, Elizabeth Wright (Ingraham), Ernest...

Description of the Collection Black and white photographic negatives with contact sheets showing classroom scenes and social gatherings featuring Illinois Institute of Technology architecture students and faculty, circa 1942. Ludwig Mies van der Rohe can be seen among the students. There are also several shots from the 3300 block of south Federal Street, and one image shows a wall calendar in the background from May 1942. As a note, Mies was awarded a patent on May 19, 1942.