Architects -- Minnesota

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Collection contains blueprints for one building designed by architect Alexander Rose.

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The collection includes extensive working drawings, microfilm, photographs, job files, and specifications. It includes examples of the work of all the successive partnerships from 1886 to 1978 and a collection of specifications from Thorshov and Cerny and from Cerny Associates for later work.

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The collection represents the complete work of master draftsman and architect Edwin H. Lundie. Included are renderings, working drawings for his buildings, specifications, scrapbooks, diaries, photographs, and his architectural library of more then a hundred volumes.

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Collection contains the records of George L. Levin's architectural practice.

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This collection consists of working drawings and renderings documenting Gordon Oschwald's extensive professional career as an architect, designer, and draftsman in the greater Minnesota and Twin Cities areas.

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The collection contains working drawings, specifications and job files for many of the firm's commissions, along with scattered office records dating from about 1959 to about 1964.

Abstract Liebenberg and Kaplan records contain original drawings for 2500 projects and office files including correspondence, cost estimates, calculations, and contracts. The motion picture theater collection includes photographs, specifications, and color and monochrome perspective drawings. Original plans for residences include those built for the Piper, Hochman, Hendel, Fredean, and Davenport families in Minneapolis. There are also several designs of model homes for the Thorpe Country Club...

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The Niels Diffrient collection includes job files, architectural drawings, trade catalogs, correspondence, slides, research materials, and manuscripts written by and relating to designer Niels Diffrient. It also includes his personal library, rolodex, and patents of his designs.

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The collection contains blueprints, bluelines and shop drawings of the Avalon Theatre (Minneapolis, 1937), Lake Street Garage and Office Building (Minneapolis, 1926), a residence for H. N. Lennon (1925?), and other stores and apartment buildings in Minneapolis.

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Collection contains job files, plans, photographs and specifications.

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This collection consists of working drawings and renderings documenting Lorenzo D. Williams and James W. O'Brien's extensive professional work as architects in the greater Minnesota and Twin Cities areas.