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Subseries consists of dated sketchbooks of notes and ledger information; a sketchbook of drawings and watercolor; penciled or watercolor prints mostly of dwellings and structures; and a Florida State Board of Architecture certificate to practice.

Oversized and mounted prints of photography by Robert F. Smith. All photos stamped and labeled with titles, film metadata, and crediting "Robert F. Smith; 3201 Kirk St.; Miami, Florida." Locations are international, varied, and unnoted.

Luxury condominium near San Juan, PR with associates Wilbur Pearon and Robert Eskridge Architect Wins Three State Honor Awards, The Miami Herald, Sunday, August 15, 1976, 15K Contents: 30 sheets of 35 mm slide (approx. 600 slides); Floorplan of Hotel Restaurant; Publicity brochures

Faculty bibliographies, obituaries.

This series contains materials related to the early academic development of the School of Architecture, including curriculum development, program accreditation, and early reports.

The Open City Studio is an itinerant architecture and urbanism summer workshop focused on illustrating the influence of popular culture and folklore in the definition of communities worldwide. The drawings of The Open City Studio, collected from the workshops conducted since 1990 in fifteen different cities in the United States and communities across the world, constitute a comparative urban design series describing the extent to which the circumstantial and the vernacular appropriate and shape urban form and identity. The program has provided an opportunity for American students of Architecture and Urbanism to engage diverse communities and cultures globally and describe their experiences in drawings.

The Open City Studio has studied cities as different as New London, Cape Town, Mumbai, India, Shanghai, Kyoto and Tokyo, to name a few.

The drawings of the Open City Studio are a collection of digital and hand drawn illustrations of the salient and emblematic elements characteristic of particular communities and includes, in addition to buildings and urban places, elements of folklore, flora, fauna and popular culture

The "We Will Rebuild Innovation Committee" was jointly created by faculty of the University of Miami School of Architecture and the College of Engineering, and Florida International University College of Engineering and Design to develop a reconstruction plan for South Miami Dade in response to the devastation of Hurricane Andrew. This file contains initial grant proposal for South Dade Reconstruction Planning Study, charrette planning documents, correspondence, agendas, minutes, reports, and syllabus for ARC 603: Retrofit Studio/Manual for Neighborhood Reconstitution, and design for Shelter for the Homeless.

Collection of development plans and government reports. The bulk relate South Beach and Miami Beach redevelopment in the 1970s and 1980s. Outlying dates run from 1966 to the early 1990s.

Container list:

1. Lincoln Road Preliminary Analysis. Prepared by: City of Miami Beach Department of Economic Development Planning Division. August 1979
2. Española Way: Renaissance of the Spanish Village. Prepared by The City of Miami Beach Department of Planning. No date listed.
3. Española Way Historic Preservation District Designation Report. Prepared by: City of Miami Beach Planning Department. March 1986.
4. A Development Plan for Miami Beach: Phase One, May 16,1966. Prepared for the Miami Beach Development Commission by Stutsman, Kennelly, Neidigh, and Associates
5. City Center Historic Convention Village Redevelopment and Revitalization Area Plan, February 1,1993. Prepared by: The City of Miami Beach Department of Development, Design, and Historic Preservation Services.
6. A Development Plan for Miami Beach: PhaseTwo, May 16,1966. Prepared for the Miami Beach Development Commission by Stutsman, Kennelly, Neidigh, and Associates
7. Old Miami Beach Historic District Planning Advisory Workshop August 17-18 Data Packet.
8. Financial Analysis and Development Strategy, South Beach Redevelopment Plan. Prepared for: The Miami Beach Redevelopment Agency by Hammer, Siler, and George Associates. January 1977
9. University of Miami Architecture: Contributions to a Preservation Movement. The Case Study of ‘Old Miami Beach’ Aristides J.Millas.
10. Action Plan for Washington Avenue, Miami Beach, Prepared by: Venturi and Rauch- Architects and Planners, David Jay Feinberg AIA- Associate Architect, and Richard Rose- Consulting Architect. November 16, 1978
11. The Miami Beach Statistical Abstract. Prepared by: City of Miami Beach Department of Economic and Community Development. April,1992
12. Feasibility Survey: South Shore Urban Area. Prepared for: Miami-Dade County Department of Housing and Urban Development an agency of the Dade County Commission and the City Council of Miami Beach with assistance from The Planning and Zoning Department of Miami Beach. January 1969.
13. Comprehensive Development Master Plan for Metropolitan Dade County Florida. Prepared by: Metropolitan Dade County Planning Department. March 1975.
14. Residential Rehabilitation Rent Comparables. Prepared by: The Miami Beach Development Corporation. January 1990.
15. Public Financing Incentives. Prepared by: The Miami Beach Development Corporation. January 1990.
16. South Shore Area Study and Comprehensive Development Plan. Prepared by: City of Miami Beach Planning and Zoning Department. February 1974.
17. Retail Activity South of Dade Boulevard. January 1984-January 1990. Prepared by The Miami Beach Development Corporation.
18. Real Estate Transactions. Art Deco District, South Pointe. Prepared by: The Miami Beach Development Corporation. January 1990.
19. South Miami Beach Redevelopment Thesis Project. By Luis E. Moran. Fall 1977
20. Miami Beach Redevelopment Agency Relocation Plan- no date or information on who it was prepared by.
21. Social Analysis for the South Beach Redevelopment Project. Prepared by: Suzanne Keller. November 1976.
22. Hydrodynamic Factors to be Considered in the Selection of Canal/Lagoon System at South Beach. Prepared by: John F. Michel, P.E.
23. Miami Beach Redevelopment Agency: Rules and Regulations Governing Relocation Payments.
24. Transportation of Traffic Analysis for the South Beach Redevelopment Plan of Miami Beach. Prepared by: Alan M. Voorhees and Associates. December 1976.
25. Final Report: “South Beach” Redevelopment: Environmental Assessment for Planning. Prepared by: Wurster, Bernardi, and Emmons, INC. No Date Listed.
26. The Museum District Plan Draft. Prepared by: Miami Beach Planning and Zoning Department. February,1989
27. Ocean Drive Planning and Urban Design Strategy. Prepared by: City of Miami Beach Department of Planning. October 1984.
28. Development of Regional Impact Assessment for South Shore Redevelopment Draft. Prepared by: South Florida Planning Council. July, 1978.
29. Building Performance: Hurricane Andrew in Florida, Observations Recommendations, and Technical Guidance. Federal Emergency Management Agency and Federal Insurance Administration. February 1993.
30. Abstract of Title: Lot 5 in Block 2 of Coral Gables Section "D", according to the Plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 8, at page 25 of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida. Examined: October 22, 1936.

Materials in this series relates mostly to the nomination of the Miami Beach Art Deco district for the National Register of Historic Places.
Bulk dates are the period of nomination around 1977-1978, with outlying dates as early as 1959 and as late as 1995.
Documents include maps, periodical clippings, reports, property lists, building profiles, national historic register nomination documents, and Miami Design Preservation league ephemera such as stickers, fliers, and greeting cards.

Vol 6, No. 2 (Fall 1993)
Vol 7, No. 1 (Spring/Summer 1994)
Vol 7, No. 2 (Fall 1994)
Vol 7, No. 3 (Winter 1995)
Vol 8, No. 1 (Spring/Summer 1995)
Vol 8, No. 2 (Fall 1995)
Vol 8, No. 3 (Winter 1996)
Vol 9, No. 2 (Fall 1996)
Vol 9, No. 3 (Winter 1997)
Vol 10, No. 1 (Spring/Summer 1997)
Call Number: HD257.L36

This series contains reports, proposals, plans, ordinances, and surveys. Also contains printed ephemera such as pamphlets, flyers, invitations, and periodicals. This also includes multiple issues of the magazine “The Miamian” and the newsletter “Looking back: Miami Memorabilia Collectors Club.”
The materials all cover Miami-Dade history. Many of the reports, plans, and surveys in the beginning of the series focus specifically on Miami Beach planning and architecture.
This series also includes photographic materials taken of different parts of south Florida.

Publications about or related to New Urbanism movement

Publication about planning traditional neighborhoods• Summer 1999.(Lakelands Edition)
• September/October 1999. (Oceanside Edition)
• November/ December 1999. (Lakelands Edition)
• January/ February 2000.
• March/April 2000. (2 copies)
• May/June 2000.
• August/September 2000.
• October 2000. (2 copies)
• October/November 2000 (2 copies)
• November 2000.
• December 2000/January 2001.
• February/ March 2001. (3 copies)
• June/July 2001. (2 copies)
• August/September 2001.
• October/ November 2001.
• December 2001/January 2002. (2 copies)
• February/March 2001. (2 copies)
• April/May 2001.
• June/July 2001.
• Winter 2002.
• Spring 2002.
• Summer 2002.
• Fall 2002.
• Winter 2003.
• Spring 2003.
• Summer 2003. (2 copies)
• Fall 2003.
• Spring 2004. (2 copies)
• Summer 2004.
Southport Charrette Edition

v.1: no. 1 (Aug 2006)
v.1: no. 2 (Mar 2007)
v.4: no. 6-7 (Mar 2009-Feb 2010)
v.5: no. 9 (Apr 2011)
v.6:no. 10 (May 2012)
Call Number: NA755.C83

This series is a map folder of sketches, drawings, and layouts of various mediums as part of a study of the Coral Gables campus. Includes multiple traces and drawings of the campus's original layouts and historical development through the decades starting in the 1920s and key development years since. Features depicted mostly highlight buildings and landscaping.