The collection contains publications and organizational records of the University of Miami's School of Architecture, such as official newsletters, publications, promotional postcards, and other materials.
This collection consists of over 300 digital images of drawings produced by First and Second year architecture students. The course content has been evolving since development in 1997 by Joanna Lombard, Professor of Landscape Architecture at the School of Architecture. Content will continue to be added to the Hometown Maps collection in perpetuity. The images are accessible through the University of Miami Libraries Digital Collections portal:
This collection contains publications, announcements, administrative papers, reports, and ephemera associated with the University of Miami School of Architecture. It includes an executive summary, Seventy + Years of Architectural Education at the University of Miami, by Prof. Ralph Warburton, which consists of photocopied documents of administrative records compiled mostly from University Archives. They are arranged chronologically from 1950-2002 in a ring binder. The collection also contains correspondence, newsletters, graphics, announcements, invitations, project files, and SoA related ephemera.
Proposal in ring binder submitted by Elizabeth Plater Zyberk to the Brickell Area Assocaition and Downtown Development Authority, Miami FL. Prepared by the Graduate Studio of the Master of Architecture Program in Suburb and Town Design, School of Architecture, University of Miami through a grant provided by the Brickell Area Association and the Downtown Development Authority. Call Number: NA9127.M47 S67 / 35051117591869
Case studies: Julianne Napier, South Miami; Kara Noelle Kautz, Dallas, TX; Carmen Rivera, Miami Beach; Debra L. Almari, Overtown, Miami; Michael Eibilia & Robert Olivo, Coconut Grove, FL. Ring binder. Call number: NA735.M4 C589 1996
Case studies compiled by students in the Urban and Regional Planning Program, School of Architecture, University of Miami for ARP 663: Planning Synthesis I Areas covered: Coral Gables, Chao Cai; Hilaleah, Yu-Hsiu Hung; Miami, Winsome A. Bowen; Miami Beach, Martin T. Pettet; Miami Springs, Deddy Supriady; North Miami: Amir S.P. Tambunan; South Miami, Ana M. Soler; Surfside: Kazuhiko Dobeta. Call Number: HT168.M46 P56
Bibliography prepared by students in ARC 481, Spring 1997 with the assistance of Dr. Lyn MacCorkle, Director Computer Assisted Research Service, Otto G. Richter Library. 2 copies / plastic ring binder. Call Number: NA2542.3.A735 1997
Opening Statement & Agenda at Lowe Art Museum, Friday, September 21, 2001
Lecturers: Miguel A. Bretos Maria Brito Sonia Chao Andres Duany, F.A.I.A. Rafael Carlos Fornes Gomez Juan A. Martinez Nicolas Quintana Jorge Rigau Arturo Rodriguez Severino Armando Rodrigues Valdes
Lectures: Architecture and Urbanism, The Salient Issues Five Centuries of Architecture and Urbanism Historical Cross Pollination Through 1960: Straddling a Cultural Frontier Parallel Lives: Havana and Miami Since 1959 Contemporary Currents in Cuban Architecture and Urbanism: 1960 to Present Day Contemporary Currents in Cuban American Architecture and Urbanism Havana Today: How are Foreign Investments and Attitudes Towards 'Place-Making' Impacting the City's Future?
A post card invitation to a reception to benefit the UM School of Architecture. Held on December 4, 2002 at Fairchild Tropical Garden. Front image features a computer drawing of the Sistine Chapel Ceiling from a Bachelor's thesis by Georgy John.
"Spend a semester in Tokyo" promoting a study abroad program in 2009, 2 copies. Front features Tokyo Subway Map by Shalina Jaffer an Open City Studio project. Two postcards featuring a watercolor from the Rome Graduate Program in 2006, Church Shadow Piazza del Popolo by Joachim Perez. 2 copies of a postcard featuring a drawing by Robert Allison for a digital image course in Spring 2010. Sketch of the Hemingway House by Carie Penabad.
A pamphlet containing information the The University of Miami School of Architecture. It talks about architecture education, architecture in Miami, curriculum, upper-level options, faculty, campus visits, and graduates.
