Royal Australian Institute of Architects. New South Wales Chapter - further records, ca. 1933-ca. 1984

MLMSS 9028
R 2111

fonds

ca. 1933-ca. 1984

Textual Records, Graphic Materials, Objects, Architectural and Technical Drawings, Clippings, Design Drawings, Drawings, Photographs

1045966

3 metres of textual and graphic material (16 boxes)
1 object - 36 x 24 cm. - Cast bronze award plaque on wooden board

The Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) was formed in 1930. It aims to advance architecture, maintain the integrity and standing of the profession, promote the profession's views and encourage the study of architecture.

Royal Australian Institute of Architects, further records, ca. 1933-ca. 1984, being mainly proceedings of various RAIA committees, and papers related to RAIA architectural awards, ca. 1970-ca. 1984. Includes Sydney architectural photographs, ca. 1970-ca. 1985 by notable Australian photographers including David Moore, Max Dupain, Tom Balfour, Andrew Payne, and John Story. Also includes earlier papers of Adrian Ashton, Managing Editor of Building Publishing Company, including copies of articles and accompanying photographs, ca. 1946-ca. 1956 and a commemorative bronze plaque for the Sulman Award for Architectural Merit 1933.

BOX 1
Proceedings of various committees, 1973-1984. Including: Housing and Environment. Conventions, 1982 and 1984

BOX 2
Proceedings of various committees, 1974-1977. Conference papers, 1980

BOX 3
Housing Awards, 1971-1974. Reports on Administration, 1970. Review of Membership Structure, 1976

BOX 4
Proceedings of various committees, 1974-1975. Including: Information, Housing and Professional committees

BOX 5
Awards and Correspondence regarding awards, 1971-1982

BOX 6
Proceedings of various committees, 1973-1979. Including: Planning and Environment, Professional, Regional Planning and Natural Environment committees

BOX 7
Proceedings and press releases related to various committees, 1973-1982. Including: Planning and Environment, Urban and Regional Development, Member Relations, and Information

BOX 8
Awards, 1973

BOX 9
Proceedings of various committees, 1973-1984. Including: Historic Buildings and Sites, Regulations and Standards, and Housing

BOX 10
Proceedings of various committees, 1973-1980, including: Building Regulations and Standards

BOX 11
Proceedings of various committees, 1973-1979. Seminar papers and RAIA publications, 1970-1979

BOX 12
Proceedings of various committees, 1973-1976. Including: Historic Buildings and Sites, and Central Urban

BOXES 13-14
RAIA labeled information files and photographs related to architects, buildings and awards, ca. 1965-ca. 1980

BOX 15
Papers of Adrian Ashton, Managing Editor of Building Publishing Company, including copies of articles and accompanying photographs, ca. 1946-ca. 1956. Also includes printed material

BOX 16
Designs prepared by Nick Hollo for Gateway site at Circular Quay, 1982. Ink sketch of New Class Rooms, Ravenswood M.L.C. drawn by Arthur Anderson, ca. 1936. Photographic portrait of Arthur W. Anderson, ca. 1935. Large photograph of Caringbah Methodist Church. Photographs and negatives of Sydney buildings and architecture by David Moore, Max Dupain, Tom Balfour, Andrew Payne, and John Story including photographs for Clive Lucas & Partners Architects, ca. 1970-ca. 1985.

REALIA
Sulman Award for Architectural Merit 1933, being a sculptural, cast bronze disc mounted on timber with engraved metal label that reads: 'Sulman Prize for 1933 awarded to Primary Producers Bank Australia Ltd for alterations to 105 Pitt St. Sydney - Architects: Budden & Mackey recovered by a scrap metal merchant when building was demolished in 1964.' The plaque is a commemorative disc, designed to be fixed on a wall as a memorial.

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