This collection is available for use by appointment in the Department of Drawings & Archives, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University. For further information and to make an appointment, please email avery-drawings@library.columbia.edu.
The Goodman Collection contains the records of some sixty years of a prolific career in architecture, urban planning and theory (1929-1989). The collection consists of drawings, models, photographs, slides, professional correspondence and contracts, articles and unpublished manuscripts, teaching and lecture notes and personal and professional memorabilia, such as architectural licenses and certificates, as well as articles and clippings about his work. Included are photographs and records of his early work and projects; competition entries from all periods of his career; planning studies that Goodman undertook, including those he supervised as Professor of Design and Urban Planning at Columbia University's School of Architecture, as well as graduate student projects. A major component are the files of Goodman's post-World War II jobs (1946-79), primarily religious, institutional and domestic work, both built and unexecuted; this material contains a large collection of photographs as well as other documentation, primarily for the sixty-some synagogues that Goodman designed.
The organizing of the Goodman papers required the integration of two separate collections. In 1979, after he had closed his office, Goodman donated a considerable part of his professional records to the University of Wyoming's American Heritage Center. The second collection, which had remained his possession, he willed to the Avery Library. As a result of preliminary work in assessing and organizing the latter material, the University of Wyoming's American Heritage Center agreed to return their Goodman Collection so that it could be consolidated, catalogued and then deposited at Avery Library. (However, since Avery does not have a circulating slide library, Goodman decided to give the slide collection of his religious work to the Jewish Museum.)
Because of the return of the Wyoming material, the organization and cataloguing of the Goodman Collection became a more complicated project than had been originally anticipated. In addition, during the organizing of the collection, additional drawings, photographs and manuscripts were located. As some of this material was undated, incorrectly dated, unlabelled or mislabeled, the necessary research was undertaken in an attempt to properly identify and date the contents of the collection before its transfer to Avery Library.
The collection series are as follow:
Series I: Personal Material and Professional Memorabilia
Includes photographs, biographical information, exhibition fliers, press releases, publications, clippings, office brochures, professional associate material, and other background material related to PG.
Series II: Projects and Office Job Files, 1925-1989
Projects have been arranged by building type, then state, city and name of client. Original drawings or copies of drawings for some of these projects are housed in the Architectural Drawings series. The series is made up of 12 subseries.
Series III: General Correspondence
Correspondence is arranged chronologically. Included in these files are original letters, memos or carbon copies (cc:) and photocopies of letters sent to PG, as well as carbon copies, thermofax and photocopies of PG's letters and memos to others. This is not a complete listing of the correspondence in the PG Collection. Some letters and memos relating to specific jobs, projects and publications and the bulk of the Columbia University-related correspondence are located in those respective files.
Series IV: Columbia University, School of Architecture
Included are PG's Columbia University files which contain correspondence and miscellaneous course material, primarily from 1960-1972. Other items, such as reports and photographs that were determined to be Columbia University material or student projects, were added to these files. Correspondence and reports for urban planning projects undertaken with Columbia University affiliation and/or sponsorship, with PG as Project Director or Coordinator, are also included. Teaching and course notes, particularly for PG's course on Utopian Communities, are housed with Manuscript Material, PG's Lecture & Course Notes. Also included in the series is miscellaneous material such as catalogues and photographs, papers & reports, probably for or related to specific courses taught by PG, for which no files had previously existed. Finally, the series also contains files related to Urban Planning Projects with Columbia University Affiliation or Sponsorship. These project files are arranged chronologically. Additional correspondence for these projects may be found in the Columbia University Files or the General Correspondence files. Some Columbia University-related correspondence and material can be found in the files for Urban Planning Projects & Redevelopment Proposals which PG undertook without Columbia University sponsorship or direct affiliation, including the proposals for Morningside Heights and West Harlem, 1964, and Manhattanville-on-Hudson, 1964-65.
Series V: Manuscripts, Articles, Lectures
This sereis is made up of manuscripts, notes, tearsheets, offprints, photocopies, journals & conference transcriptions. The majority of the writings are by PG, however, some material was written by PG and his brother Paul Goodman, and at times by other individuals. Also included are articles on PG and his works. The series contains 10 subseries.
Series VI: Lantern Slides Glass Color Transparencies
Contains 41 lantern slides and 3 glass positive color transparencies. All but 6 slides are of PG's work.
Series VII: Architectural Drawings
Contains original renderings, sketches and working drawings for PG's projects. To be consistent with the job files, drawings have been arranged by building type, then state, city and name of client. The series contains 6 subseries.
Exhibitions: Percival Goodman : architect, planner, teacher, painter. Held at the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Gallery, Columbia University, 14 Feb. to 31 March 2001
Percival Goodman's collection of slides of his religious works are at the Jewish Museum, New York City
Organized into the following 11 series: I. Personal material & professional memorabilia. II. Projects & office job files and drawings, 1925-1989. III. General correspondence. IV. Columbia University, General & School of Architecture. V. Manuscripts: texts & related illustrations. VI. Lantern slides & glass color transparencies. VII. Oversize boxes. VIII. Metal box, labeled "Old clients, old addresses." IX. Exhibition boards. X. Oversize drawings. XI. Models.
This collection is available for use by appointment in the Department of Drawings & Archives, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University. For further information and to make an appointment, please email avery-drawings@library.columbia.edu.
Permission to publish must be obtained in writing from the Director, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University, 1172 Amsterdam Ave., Mail Code 0301, New York, NY 10027.
Percival Goodman architectural records and papers. Dept. of Drawings & Archives, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library.
Oral history interview with Percival Goodman, 1979, at Columbia Center for Oral History, Columbia University Library.
Reminiscences of Percival Goodman : oral history, 1989, at Columbia Center for Oral History, Columbia University Library.
Rothschild Residence (Baltimore, MD) architectural records and drawings, 1948-1952 / Percival Goodman, Architect at Department of Drawings & Archives, Avery Library.
Goodman's drawings and papers previously on deposit at the University of Wyoming were transferred to Avery and now from part of the Goodman collection.
Source of acquisition--Gift of Percival and Naomi Goodman. Accession number--1994.006.
Percival Goodman : architect, planner, teacher, painter / edited by Kimberly J. Elman and Angela Giral. New York : Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Gallery, Columbia University, 2001.
Columbia University Libraries, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library
The Percival Goodman collection was processed by Joy Kestenbaum in 1994. Shelley Hayreh (Avery Archivist) edited and published the finding aid for the collection in 2012.
2009-06-25 File created.
2019-05-20 EAD was imported spring 2019 as part of the ArchivesSpace Phase II migration.
Percival Goodman, 1904-1989"architect, interior designer, planner, teacher, author and critic, and artist and illustrator, began a seventy-year career in architecture at age thirteen as an apprentice to his architect uncle. A winner of the Society of Beaux-Arts Architects' 18th Paris Prize in Architecture in 1925, he studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. returning to New York in the late 1920s profoundly affected by the work of Le Corbusier and other European modernists. In the 1930s he began his longstanding commitment to teaching, and became an important early contributor to American modernism through his work in architectural design, theory and criticism. The leading designer of synagogues in the post-World War II period, hew was a pioneer of modern religious architecture and in the use of modern art in a religious context.".
"Goodman is well recognized as a theoretician of urban planning. He is the co-author of the highly regarded Communitas (1947, new editions in 1960 and 1990), which has been translated into Japanese, Spanish and Italian. Written with his brother, the social critic and author Paul Goodman, and illustrated with his drawings, this classic work analyzes a variety of modern city planning solutions and presents three original proposals or 'paradigms' for theoretical communities. In his book The Double E (1977), Goodman developed his social concerns and visionary thinking, focusing on the relationship between ecology, economy and planning. His sixty years of writing also includes articles for professional journals, book reviews, letters to editors, texts for government publications, lectures and symposia, as well as numerous unpublished manuscripts, such as his translation and adaptation of Auguste Choisy's L'Histoire de l'Architecture.".
"A respected teacher, Goodman taught design and planning at Columbia University from 1946-1972, when he was appointed professor emeritus. He closed his architectural office in 1979, but continued to work as a design consultant. In his last decade he also undertook several theoretical and critical projects combining drawing and text, including 'An Illustrated Guide to Utopia" and 'A Direction for Post-Modern Revivalism'." -- Study Guide to the Percival Goodman Collection, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library / prepared by Joy Kestenbaum.
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Box 56
[1] Travel Notebook (Paris, Israel, Athens), 1951
[2] Notebook ("Notes for Utopias Book"), 1980
[3] Notebook (poems and reminiscences), August 1985 - March 1986
[4] Notebook (poems), August 9, 1988
[5] Sketchbook (travel sketches and notes), undated
[6] Booklet ("Some Episodes from the Life of Michelangelo"), undated
[7] Index Cards (notes), undated
[8] Sketchbook (sketches of faces), undated
(Accession No. 2019.004)
Box 55
Card file of former clients' addresses housed in Metal Box labeled "Old Clients, Old Addresses"; also housed in box are cards removed from PG's Rolodex.
Box 01 Folder 01
Miscellaneous Obituaries, Bios, Exhibition fliers, Press Releases & Clippings.
Box 01 Folder 02
Professional Statements & Bios, Lists of Publications, Lists of Works & Projects, Correspondence & Forms, NCARB.
Box 01 Folder 03
17 items; includes 7 photographs of PG in his 57th Street Office (1939) [photographer Ruth Staudinger Rozaffy].
Box 50 Folder 01
2 items; includes 1 photograph of PG with wire portrait by Alexander Calder.
Box 01 Folder 04
5 items; includes image of PG in office at 1860 Broadway.
Box 01 Folder 05
PG portraits; PG at conferences, meetings, juries.
22 items; photographs include PG at UAHC conference (1957 Dec) and other conferences; PG at National Institute of Public Affairs (1968 Oct); PG at opening of Guggenheim Museum with Jacques Lipchitz [photographer Dennis Stock]; Columbia University, Architectural Jury (1948) with Talbot Hamlin and Kenneth Smith; PG in office at 1860 Broadway with Naomi Goodman and two unidentified men (1966 Jul); Break-through to the Hudson River project with Jerry Wilson [photographer Cornell Capa]; PG seated at dais at meeting of Producer's Council, Inc.; PG with three women [one holding copy of Paul Goodman's Utopian Essays and Practical Proposals], and other various portraits.
Box 01 Folder 06
Clipping of Berenice Abbott's photograph of 4-8 Fifth Avenue [Goodman's lived at #8 Fifth Avenue from 1946-48.] ; Poem "Monologue of the Architect on his Birthday" by Paul Goodman (1935) ; Drawing by Alice Goodman [sister] ; English paper "Percival Goodman" by Tamar Beach [niece] (1969) ; Photographs of PG, Augusta Goodman [mother], Paul Goodman [brother], George Ridge [son], tombstones of Paul Goodman and his son Matthew [tombstone designed by PG], Naomi Goodman with PG and unidentified man in Israel (1950), and PG in studio in apartment at 40 West 77th Street (1980s); identified photographers include Ruth Staudinger, Joel Goodman [son], and Dennis Dollens.
Box 01 Folder 07
19 items; includes photographs of Jack and Edith Straus, Straus Mausoleum (designed by PG), PG with J. Franklin Whitman and wife Maria in Paris[?] (late 1920s), PG and Naomi Goodman with Mitzi Cunliffe and others (1986 Nov 22), PG with Bill Hayter at the Goodman home, The Springs, East Hampton (ca. 1972), PG and Raymond Lifchez at The Springs (1988 Summer), PG with Esther Gottlieb (1980s) ; also contains photocopies of photographs of Edith Straus by photographer May Ray [originals given to Raymond Lifchez and E. Straus's great-granddaughter Chloe Haimson] ; Blueprint by Edith Straus ; Invitation to Memorial Tribute for Stanley [Bill] Hayter, New School for Social Research (1988) ; NYT Obiturary of Stanley William Haytner (1988).
Box 01 Folder 08
[Chiu-Hwa Wang received a M.Arch degree from Columbia University in 1949. A student of PG's, she then worked in Goodman office and was an associate of the firm from 1960-1979]
Photographs include images of Chiu-Hwa working in office at 2114 Broadway (1974), with her great-nephew and Ray Lichez in Oakland, CA (1979), with her niece and great-nephew (1979), with her cousin in ceremonial dress (1964), with her father and brother (1979), with PG and others at dinner in Taiwan (1981), with PG at dinner at her sister's in New Jersey (1983), in Pescadores Island with her sister and nieces (1982), and in her apartment in Taipei, Taiwan; also contains Letter of Agreement between PG and Chiu-Hwa Wang (1962 Oct 23) ; 2 Letters by PG certifying Chiu-Hwa's professional role in Goodman office ; 4 tearsheets showing Chiu-Hwa apartment in Taipei, Taiwan ; Copy of perspective rendering of Chiu-Hwa Wang apartment in Taipei, rendering by PG, design by Chiu-Hwa (1981 Nov) ; Copies of 18 drawings of Chiu-Hwa Wang apartment, by CHW (1981 Nov 4) ; Invitation/Announcement of J.J. Pan & Partners & Chiu-Hwa Wang, Architect ; Photocopy of business card ; Photocopy of article on building in Taiwan (1986 Apr) ; Blueline print of Chiu-Hwa's office ; Copies of 14 drawings of Biotechnology Development Center, Tapei, Taiwan University.
Box 01 Folder 09
[Chiu-Hwa served as member of jury for final selection of architect. She and her partner, Joshua Pan, also a Columbia University graduate, were responsible for the furniture and part of the interior design.]
Gift of Chiu-Hwa to PG; includes inscription.
Box 01 Folder 10
Includes interview with Chiu-Hwa Wang, pp. 207-215.
Gift of Chiu-Hwa to PG & Naomi Goodman; includes inscription.
Box 50 Folder 02
17 sheets, varying sizes, labelled BC1 - BC17.
Sent to PG from Barry Gasson, an M. Arch. graduate of Columbia University, School of Architecture and student of PG. Gasson won competition for museum building to house Burrell Collection.
Box 01 Folder 11
32 items : Business cards, fliers & brochures, clippings, press releases.
Box 01 Folder 12
27 items.
Box 01 Folder 13
Agreement between PG and International Honeycomb Corporation (1976) ; Letters of agreement and related correspondence with consulting engineers (1961, 1965) [10 items] ; Author's Copy of Publishing Agreement between PG and Doubleday & Company, Inc., forThe Double E,(1976 Aug 25) ; Agreement between PG and Morris Klein, literary agent (1976 Sep 1) ; Correspondence between Doubleday & Company, Inc. and PG, 4/18/78 (1978 Apr 18) ; Memo from Ken Lang/Contracts Department aboutThe Double E, 4/19/77 (1977 Apr 19) ; Contract between PG and Elaine Benson of Benson Gallery (1974 Oct 26) with attached correspondence (1974 Oct-Nov).
Box 01 Folder 14
Letter of Appointment as Assistant Professor Architecture, Faculty of Architecture (1949 Apr 4) ; Copy of Resolution of Faculty of Architecture, Columbia University, upon PG's retirement (1972 Apr 25) ; Certificate of designation as Professor Emeritus of Architecture presented in leather case (1972 Jul 1)
Box 02 Folder 01
The Architect's Oath, National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) ; Certificate of Fellowship, AIA (1954 Mar 18) ; Appreciation for Participation in International Exhibition, AIA (1958) ; Member, New York Society of Architects (1958 Mar 4) ; Sustaining Firm, New York Chapter, AIA (1960) ; Fellow, International Institute of Arts and Letters (1961 Nov 4) ; Monetary Award, Classical Central Education Center Architectural Competition, City of Providence, Rhode Island (1963 Oct 22) ; Professional Member, Guild for Religious Architecture (1966 Apr 4) ; Diploma, Participation as Observer, Xth. World Congress of International Union of Architects, Argentine Federation of Architects Association (1969 Oct 25) ; Distinguished Member, Council of Educational Facility Planners (1969-70) ; Membership, National Institute for Architectural Education (1974 Dec 4) ; First Prize, Excellence in Design, for Administration Bldg.-Queensborough Community College, by Chamber of Commerce of Borough of Queens (1976) ; Award of Merit, for P.S. No. 57 Staten Island, Institutional Structure,[Concrete Industry](1977) ; Certificate of Appreciation, Regional/Urban Design Assistance Team, in Knoxville, TN (1979 Mar) ; Honorary Member, Guild for Religious Architecture, Professional Member (1977 Jul 6) ; Honorary Member, Interfaith Forum on Religion, Art & Architecture (IFRAA) (1979 Apr).
Box 50 Folder 03
Citation, Division of Architecture, American Jewish Literary Foundation (1958 Nov 23). Wood-laminated certificate.
Box 50 Folder 04
Board of Examiners and Registration of Architects, University of the State of New York (1936 Jan 30) ; Board of Architectural Examiners, State of State of Iowa ; State Board of Architects, State of New Jersey (1949 May 12) ; State Board of Examiners of Architects, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (1949 Jul 25) ; State Board of Examiners of Architects, State of Ohio (1950 Jun 10) ; Board of Registration of Architects, Commonwealth of Massachusetts (1952 Mar 6) ; Board of Registration for Architects, State of Indiana (1953 Mar 12) ; Colorado State Board of Examiners of Architects (1955 Nov 4) ; Colorado State Board of Examiners of Architects (1959 May 18) ; State Board of Examiners and Registration of Architects, State of Delaware (1960 Mar 18) ; Board of Registration for Architects Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, State of Michigan (1960 Nov 4).
Box 02 Folder 02
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards, New York (1949 Mar 23) ; State of RI and Providence Plantations (1949 Jul 19) ; Architectural Examining Board of the State of Connecticut (1949) ; Colorado State Board of Examiners of Architects (1953) ; State Board of Registration for Architects, Engineers and Land Surveyors Minnesota (1954) ; Department of Registration and Education, State of Illinois (1954 Dec 15) ; Board of Architectural Examination and Registration, State of North Carolina (1955 Jul 19) ; Biennial Registration Certificate, Architect, University of the State of New York (1980).
Box 02 Folder 03 to 04
Office brochure, spiral-bound; 1 copy includes additional page with C.V. of Joseph Fuller, A.I.A., Associate Architect
Box 02 Folder 05
Exhibition Catalogue. Alastair Gordon, Guest Curator.
Box 02 Folder 06
Special issue of "Winners of the Journal's Architectural Drawings Contest." PG's drawings illustrated and described on pp. 52-53.
Box 02 Folder 07
21 items : Exhibition invitations, press releases, brochures, clippings & publication announcements.
Box 02 Folder 08
Illustrations by Percival Goodman.
Box 01 Folder 15
7 photographs of painting series, "The Waiting Ones," 1962; 8 photographs of series, "Some Uses for Unwanted Things," 1960-66.
Box 01 Folder 16
Box 01 Folder 17
PG included, p. 8.
Box 01 Folder 18
2 copies. PG included, drawings 19-24, from series, "The Road to Parnassus," and "Looking to the Future," 1981-82.
Box 02
(Accession No. 2014.009)
3 interviews with Percival Goodman conducted by Suzanne O'Keefe.
Projects are organized chronologically. Included are competitions that PG entered, as well as one for which he served as a juror. This is not a complete list of the competitions he entered or for which he served on a jury; listed are those for which files exist. Original drawings or copies of drawings for some of these projects are housed in Series VII: Architectural Drawings.
Box 03 Folder 01
[Winning Prize]
Negatives of PG's winning submission and text of program.
Box 50 Folder 05
[Winning Prize]
Folio volume,Winning Designs, 1904-1927, Paris Prize in Architecture,[New York]: The Pencil Points Press, Inc., 1928.
Box 03 Folder 02 to 03
[1]: "General Observations." 11 pp., carbon typescript.
[2]: Negative of PG submission. (incorrectly dated 1930)
Box 03 Folder 04
4 clippings with illustrations of PG's submission.
Box 03 Folder 05
[Fifth Place]
2 photographs of Goodman's model ; Misc. tearsheets & mounted clippings of published articles with drawings of entries, 5 pp.
Box 03 Folder 06
[Second Prize, Final Stage]
"Forum of Events: Smithsonian Competition; Winners of First Stage,"Architectural Forum,p. 28.; "The Smithsonian Gallery of Art Competition,"Architectural Forum(July 1939), pp. i-xvi.; c.
Box 03 Folder 07 to 08
[1]: Letter from George Howe, Professional Advisor, to competitors not selected by jury (1947 Sep 30) ; Carbon typescript of letter probably by P.G. ; 14 Photostats ; 2 photographs of sculpture ; 1 mounted photograph of perspective rendering ; 2 perspective renderings, photograph with black ink and gouache ; 4 perspective renderings, original drawings on tracing paper.
[2]: Misc. negatives
Box 03 Folder 09 to 14
[Jewish Memorial Competition] [Limited competition]
[1]: Correspondence (1948-1965)
[2]: Misc. Written Material: "Competition Program," 3 pps., carbon typescript ; [Text of Preamble of Competition Program], 2 pps., carbon typescript ; "Statement of purpose," 2 pps., carbon typescript ; [Sample letter to potential competitors], 2 pp., carbon typescript ; "Proposed Draft of Agreement," 4 pps., carbon typescript ; "Agreement to Secure a Design" & "Addendum," stamped 6/7/49, 4 pps., carbon typescript ; "Competition Program, Small Mission Church, National Catholic Building Convention and Exposition" ; Exhibit label accompanying Goodman's model ; Written material with cost estimates & description of monument, 26 pps.
[3]: Misc. clippings & tearsheets.
[4]: 12 Original Drawings
[5]: Photographs & Photostats: 7 site photos ; 2 photostats of site plans ; 3 photographs of model ; 4 photographs of drawings ; 7 Photostats.
[6]: Negatives.
An item level inventory of the correspondence in Box 3, Folder 9 can be consulted in a downloadable Excel spreadsheet.
Box 50 Folder 06
[Jewish Memorial Competition] [Limited competition]
Box 03 Folder 15
Goodman was American juror.
3 photographs of model of 1st prize submission, by Joseph Klarwein, Jerusalem ; "A Brief Report of the Herzl Memorial Competition," by Percival Goodman, (1951 Aug 9), 4 pps., carbon typescript. ; "Architect's Diary - Israel, Summer 1951," by Percival Goodman, 8/51. 5 pp., carbon typescript. 2nd copy filed with Goodman's manuscripts ; 5 letters to PG (1951 Jun) ; Programme and General Explanation"; "Conditions," 9/50; "Extract from the Scale of Professional Charges for Architectural and Engineering Works, Association of Engineers and Architects in Israel." 10 pp. ; "Herzl Memorial Competition, [Jury's] Minutes of Assessment," (1951 Jul 23). 7 pp., English and Hebrew versions.
Box 03 Folder 16 to 17
[1]: 5 Photographs of model of Scheme II [photographer Louis Checkman] ; Articles, tearsheet & journal: John Ely Burchard, "Debating the FDR Memorial,"Architectural Record(March 1961), pp. 177-182. Tearsheet. ;Chinese Architect,vol. 8, no. 7 (July 1982). Issue contains, "Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial," pp. 26-27.
[2]: Negatives of renderings and model.
Box 03 Folder 18 to 19
[1]: 5 colored sketches, perspective renderings, 11/24/61 ; 1 photograph of perspective rendering ; PG's "In praise of competitions,"Architectural Forum(July 1952), p. 65. Tearsheeet, 1 p.
[2]: Negatives of renderings.
Box 03 Folder 20
6 photos.
Box 03 Folder 21
5 photos.
Box 03 Folder 22
Submission by Percival Goodman, with Chiu-Hwa Wang & Medhat Salam.
3 photographs of model.
Box 03 Folder 23
19 photographs of PG submission ; [Unidentified newsletter announcing winners of competition], pp. 3-6; Negatives.
Box 03 Folder 24
3 photographs.
Box 03 Folder 25
8 site photographs ; 3 renderings ; 2 thermofax copies of map of Southeast Asia ; Newsletter of Suffolk County Vietnam Veterans Memorial Commission, vol. 2, no. 2 (May 1988) ; "Registration Form," filled out by PG ; Notes, 2 pp. ; Misc. literature provided by SCVVM Commission, including site photographs, correspondence, competition rules and guidelines & fact sheet & addenda, 21 pp.
The following material contains photographs, Photostats and copies of renderings of unexecuted projects, as well as articles, of pre-World War II built work. In a few instances, original renderings of PG's early work are also included. PG did not retain organized records of his work from this period. When the PG Collection was returned from the American Heritage Center of the University of Wyoming in Laramie to be integrated with the papers that had remained in PG's Possession, the bulk of the photographs were contained in one folder and not organized by project. They were not all identified, and in some cases, were incorrectly labeled. Therefore, an attempt was made to identify each item and to organize the material by building type and projects. Some photographs remain unidentified. In a few cases it remains uncertain if PG was the designer or architect; in these instances, he may have worked for other architects.
Box 04 Folder 01
3 photos of exhibition with examples of PG's early work; 2 photostats of exhibition boards.
Box 04 Folder 02
1 colored photograph of office building; labeled as early work of PG, probably designed while working for another architect.
Box 04 Folder 03
4 photographs of entrance façade and view in lobby [photographer Stutti]; "Office Building Alterations,"Architectural Record,vol. 83, no. 5 (May 1937), p. 45.
Box 51 Folder 02
Oversize photograph.
Box 04 Folder 04
1 photograph of lower façade and storefront.
Box 04 Folder 05
"Portfolio of Office Interiors,"Architectural Record,vol. 69, no. 1 (1931 Jan), pp. 21-24
Box 51 Folder 01
Photograph of office in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 06
1 photograph.
Box 51 Folder 02
1 photograph.
Box 04 Folder 07
1 photograph, appears to be of Schenley's Bacardi Bar and Import Lounge of 1935 attributed to Morris Sander; see Stern, Gilmartin, Mellins,New York 1930,New York: Rizzoli, 1987, p. 327.
Box 51 Folder 01
Photograph in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 08
Whitman & Gooman, designers
2 photographs; stamped on verso, Charles Latere Co., photographers.
Box 51 Folder 01
Whitman & Gooman, designers
Photographs in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 09
Whitman & Goodman, designers
3 photographs; stamped on verso, Emelie Danielson, Photography..
Box 51 Folder 03
Whitman & Goodman, designers
2 photographs of perspective redering, exterior and interior.
Box 04 Folder 10
1 photograph [Emelie Danielson photographer?] ; "Two Shop Interiors,"Architectural Record,vol. 70, no. 1 (July 1931), pp. 2-5.
Box 51 Folder 01
Photographs in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 11
1 photograph.
Box 04 Folder 12
"A Jewelry Store for Credit Trade,"Architectural Record,vol. 75, no. 3 (March 1934), pp. 242-244.
Box 51 Folder 01
Photograph of Finlay Straus Optical Department in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 13 to 17
Goodman, Katzman & Straus
[1]: 1 photograph, stamped on verso, F.S. Lincoln, Photographer ; Edith Straus (Goodman, Katzman & Straus), "Two New Children's Floor,"The Bulletin of the National Retail Dry Goods Association,(October 1939), pp. 72-73.
[2]: 2 photographs of unidentified hat shop.
[3]: 3 photographs of Unidentified Fabric Shop or Show.
[4]: 1 photograph of Unidentified Flower Shop, NYC, 1936.
[5]: 1 photograph of [Roger Kent] Store, #1607 of unidentified avenue/street [photographer Philip B. Wallace, Philadelphia].
Box 04 Folder 18
1 photograph of perspective rendering by Whitman & Goodman ; 1 clipping of same rendering fromArchitectural Forum,(June 1929), p. 161.
Box 04 Folder 19 to 21
[1]: Sakes Department Store, White Plains NY, Whiteman & Goodman 1930 [unexecuted]: 2 photographs of perspective rendering, exterior and interior.
[2]: Proposed Department Store, NYC, 2 copies of perspective rendering, exterior.
[3]: Unidentified store interior perspective and storefront rendering exterior perspective.
Box 51 Folder 03
Sakes Department Store, White Plains NY, Whiteman & Goodman 1930 [unexecuted]: 2 photographs of perspective rendering, exterior and interior.
Box 04 Folder 22
2 photographs of PG perspective rendering
Box 04 Folder 23
1 photograph, view of street façade. [PG remodeled interior of house.]
Box 04 Folder 24
6 photographs of lobby and exterior.
Box 51 Folder 04
Two additional photographs, signed by Roberts, one probably of hallway and, second, "typical living room at 25 West 54th Street," showing PG's apartment.
Box 04 Folder 25
6 photographs of entrance hall and living room [photographer Emelie Danielson] ; 2 clippings.
Box 04 Folder 26
10 photographs of foyer, bedroom, and bar room. [2 photographs of dressing room, one labeled "A Margaret Bourke-White Photograph," housed in Oversize location, Box 51. Additional photographs of apartment, including bedroom, dressing room & bar room, in "Interiors" photo album, housed in same location.]
Box 51 Folder 01, 04
Photographs of dressing room, including one labeled "A Margaret Bourke-White Photograph." Also includes additional photographs of apartment, including bedroom, dressing room & bar room, in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 27
1 photograph of living room [photographer Anderle-Marks Studio] ; "Apartment Redesigned to House Art Collection,"Architectural Record,vol. 83, no. 2 (1938 Feb), pp. 42-43 ; "Pictures on Park Avenue,"Town & Country(1939 May), pp. 70-73.
Box 51 Folder 04
2 photographs of bedroom and dining room.
Box 04 Folder 28
1 photograph of Dining Room (1931)
Box 51 Folder 01
Photographs in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 29
1 photograph of Staircase.
Box 51 Folder 01
Photograph in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 30
1 photograph.
Box 51 Folder 01
Photographs in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 31
1 photograph; labeled on photograph of "Part of Examination Exhibit," as "View of a Living Room, Apartment House, 139 East 35th Street, NYC"
Box 04 Folder 32
3 photographs.
Box 04 Folder 33
2 photographs.
Box 51 Folder 01
Photographs in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 34
"Two Rooms in One, Library Today, Guest Room Tonight,"Arts and Decoration,vol. 42, no. 4 (1935 Feb), pp. 41-43.
Box 04 Folder 35
10 photographs of model; relates PG's text and series of drawings, Community Services Homes, 1931-32 ; 6 negatives of model.
Box 51 Folder 04
Photographs in "Interiors" photo album.
Box 04 Folder 36
1 photostat of exterior perspective rendering.
Box 04 Folder 37
2 photographs of exterior perspective rendering.
Box 51 Folder 04
Photograph of perspective rendering of Proposed "Hotel" for Salvation Army.
Box 04 Folder 38
Perspective rendering, exterior, gouache on board.
Box 04 Folder 39
Clipping showing PG perspective rendering.
Box 04 Folder 40
5 photographs of model and perspective rendering [photographer Albert Rothschild] ; Percival Goodman, "A Note on the Modern House,"Architectural Progress,vol.5, no. 11 (1931 Nov), pp. 6-7, 23 ; 1 negative of model.
Box 51 Folder 04
1 photograph of PG's perspective rendering.
Box 04 Folder 41
1 half-tone of model ; "Week-end House on Lake with Raised Living Quarters,"Arts and Decoration,vol. 41, no. 3 (1934 Jul), pp. 52-53.
Box 51 Folder 04
1 exhibition board from exhibition, "Long Island Modern," Guild Hall Museum, East Hampton, 1987, with photograph of model & text, fromArts & Decoration, vol. 41, no. 3 (July 1934), p. 52.
Box 04 Folder 42
4 photographs of model ; 1 clipping with model.
Box 04 Folder 43
3 photographs, details of model ; 5 photostats ; Exhibition board with 1st floor plan, from exhibition, "Long Island Modernism," Guild Hall Museum, East Hampton, 1987 ; "Modernity's First Subdivision,"Architectural Forum,vol. 62, no. 1 (1935 Jan) ; "Percival Goodman: Hempstead House," [Tread.vol. 3, no. 1 (1935 Mar-Arp), p. 47]
Box 51 Folder 04
1 exhibition board with perspective rendering of model house, from exhibition, "Long Island Modern," Guild Hall Museum, East Hampton, 1987.
Box 04 Folder 44
"A House with its Eye on the Future; Percival Goodman Designs a Modern Dwelling of Quiet Dignity and Charm that Offers Gracious Living for Today and for Tomorrow," [McCall's Magazine(1937)], pp. 42-43 ; "A House for the New York Suburbs, Bloomingdale's 1946 Competition," 2 photographs of plan and perspective rendering [photographer Louis H. Dreyer] ; "New York Builder Stages Permanent Home Show,"American Builder(May 1947), pp. 110-111.
Box 04 Folder 45
1 photograph of interior view ; 1 p., tearsheet, from unidentified publication with mounted colored reproduction of PG interior perspective rendering.
Box 51 Folder 05
1 photograph.
Box 04 Folder 46
PG with Thomas M. Bell, architect
1 photograph.
Box 04 Folder 47
1 photostat of PG perspective rendering, exterior
Box 51 Folder 06
1 photograph of of PG perspective rendering, exterior.
Box 04 Folder 48
1 photograph of PG perspective rendering, exterior
Box 04 Folder 49
Designs by PG, or Whitman & Goodman
12 photographs.
Box 04 Folder 50
"The Rich Man's Library or Den"
1 photograph of perspective rendering by PG
Box 51 Folder 07
1 photograph of PG perspective drawing, original found in PG's portfolio of movie sets.
Box 04 Folder 51 to 52
6 photographs of models, 3 alternative designs; labeled on verso "Chicago World's Fair, 1933"; 2 photostats of perspective renderings, Views A & B.
Box 04 Folder 53
2 photostat of exterior perspective rendering; labeled on verso "Chicago World's Fair, 1933"
Box 04 Folder 54
1 photograph of model, showing final project design, mounted on card ; 1 photograph of [Noguchi's prize-winning design for sculpture] ; PG, "World's Fair Labor Pavilion,"Art Front,vol. 3, no. 8 (1937 Dec), pp. 14-15/
Box 04 Folder 55 to 56
[1]: 55 photographs by Hedrich-Blessing of the Florida Tropical Home, building and interiors (including furniture and furnishings).
[2]: Pamphlet, "The Florida Tropical Home at a Century of Progress," 1933 [PG said that he designed the building and the interiors; pamphlet credits Robert Law Weed as the architect and James S. Kuhne and PR as designers of furniture and furnishings.]
Box 51 Folder 08
1 photograph of interior.
Projects are arranged chronologically. They are by PG alone or in collaboration with other architects or associates. Except for the last,After Expo, Knoxville, R/UDAT, 1979,the proposals are all concerned with New York City. For planning proposals and studies undertaken with Columbia University affiliation and/or sponsorship, see Columbia University files.
Box 05 Folder 01
Perspective rendering. Blue ink and goauche on board, signed and dated.
[Relates to article by Percival and Paul Goodman, "A Master Plan for New York," New Republic, vol. 111, no. 21 (Nov. 20, 1944), pp. 656-59; reprinted as Appendix A in Communitas.]
Box 05 Folder 02 to 05
Pomerance & Breines, Andrew J. Thomas & Percival Goodman, Architects; Sugarman and Palmer, Associates; Communities Redevelopment Corporation.
[1]: Non-inventoried Correspondence, Press Release, Clippings & Notes.
[2]:Riverview; a Proposed Residential Community, Long Island City, New York,October 1946. Printed report, 2 copies.
[3]: Unpublished Descriptive Material: "Part I: The Riverview Area," by Pomerance & Breines, Andrew J. Thomas, Percival Goodman, Architects, Associated Architects ; "Riverview Housing." Typescript and photostats in binder.
[4]: Photographs and graphic material: 5 Photographs ; 9 Photostats ; Blueprint, Negative.
Box 52 Folder 01
Pomerance & Breines, Andrew J. Thomas & Percival Goodman, Architects; Sugarman and Palmer, Associates; Communities Redevelopment Corporation.
2 Photographs and 1 exhibition board.
Box 05 Folder 06 to 08
[1]: Non-inventoried correspondence, 1961-1963, & Misc. Notes ; includes correspondence with Harry Holtzman, James Felt, Martin James, J.M. Kaplan, Abe Stark, Elias Wilentz.
[2]: Clippings
[3]: "Cadman Plaza Revisited." Student Paper, Preservation Planning, 1986, with letter to PG enclosed.
Box 05 Folder 09 to 10
97th Street to 132nd Street
[1]: Non-inventoried Misc. Material : Clipping ; Description of proposal ; Correspondence & Press Release ; 7 Photographs of PG's Renderings.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 05 Folder 11
Misc. Material: Project Description ; Correspondence (includes correspondence with William F. Ryan, Richard L. Ottinger & Robert F. Kennedy) ; Clippings ; 6 Photostats ; Notes.
Box 05 Folder 12 to 15
Percival Goodman, FAIA, Architect; C.H. Wang, Associate Architect
[1]: Non-inventoried Misc. Material: Drafts of Proposal ; Correspondence, 1964-1968 ; Minutes of Morningside Renewal Council, 1964.
[2]: Clippings, 1964-1968.
[3]: Graphic Material: 3 Drawings ; Photostats & maps, New York City Map
[4]: Spiral-bound report :A Proposal to Columbia University for Replanning Parts of Morningside Heights and West Harlem,4/8/64.
Box 05 Folder 16 to 21
Percival Goodman and Chiu-Hwa Wang.
[1]: Non-inventoried Correspondence, Preliminary Proposal Descriptions & Misc. notes.
[2]: Clippings, 1964-68.
[3]:Morningside Heights,10/14/59. Report prepared under direction of Morningside Heights, Inc.
[4]:Barnard Alumnae,vol. 55, no. 3 (Spring 1966). Includes article by PG, "An Essay in Urban Renewal," pp. 4-7, 18-19.
[5]: Graphic Material: 3 Drawings ; Photostats & maps ; 2 Photographs of PG renderings ; 2 Photographs of PG model. Louis Checkman, photographer ; 8 Photographs of existing conditions, 8 X 10 in. Joel Goodman, photographer ; 37 photographs of existing conditions, 3 x 3 in. Joel Goodman, photographer.
[6]: Negatives.
Box 05 Folder 22
Study of Impact of International Energy Exposition of 1982 on Knoxville, Tennessee
[PG was a member of the national multi-disciplinary team organized to identify and assess the potential effects of the International Energy Exposition of 1982 on Knoxville, TN]
After Expo, Knoxville, R/UDAT,1979 : spiral-bound report of Regional/Urban Design Assistance Team of the American Institute of Architects.
PG's office files for synagogue and religious building commissions were generally organized alphabetically under the name of the city, which was how the job was referred to in the office. However, a job in Manhattan, such as the Fifth Avenue Synagogue was known as such, that is, by the name of the building or congregation, and was thusly filed. For consistency and accessibility, the folders have been reorganized alphabetically by state, then city and name of congregation. The city location given below is how it was listed in the office files. If the job files gave the name of the large urban center where the congregation originated, i.e. Detroit and Cincinnati, I have done the same and have noted the name of the suburban location for Goodman's building in parenthesis, i.e. Southfield and Amberley Village. In a few instances, the suburban name was noted, i.e. Highland Park and Beechwood Village, so I have put the name of the major city in parenthesis, i.e. Chicago and Cleveland. The number(s) in parenthesis refer to the job number (s). Photographers of buildings include Alexandre Georges, Hedrich-Blessing, Ezra Stoller, Balthazar Korab, as well as a number of local photographers; photographers of models include Louis H. Dreyer, Louis Checkman, and John Veltri. Adolph Studly photographed many of the architectural renderings. For sketches and working drawings, see Architectural Drawings Series.
Box 06 Folder 01
Photographs & Memo.
Box 06 Folder 02 to 04
[1]: Clippings; Building Description; Copy of certificate; Fund-raising & Dedication Brochures.
[2]: Photographs.
[3]: Negatives.
Box 06 Folder 05 to 06
[1]: Clippings; Ground-Breaking Ceremony & Dedication Programs; Photographs & Photostats.
[2]: Negatives & Color Transparency.
Box 06 Folder 07 to 08
[1]: Clippings, Description, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 06 Folder 09
Clipping, Fund-raising Brochure.
Box 06 Folder 10 to 11
[1]: Clippings, Building Description, Fund-raising Brochure, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 06 Folder 12 to 13
[1]: Photographs.
[2]: Negatives of renderings.
Box 06 Folder 14 to 16
[1]: Clippings & Articles, Memorabilia.
[2]: Photographs.
[3]: Negatives & Color Transparencies.
Box 53 Folder 02
2 photographs, 16 1/4 x 20", reproducing pp. 128-129,Architectural Recored(1953 Dec)
Box 06 Folder 17
Clippings, Certificate, Photographs.
Box 06 Folder 18 to 19
[1]: Fund-raising Brochures, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives of Renderings.
Box 06 Folder 20
Photographs.
Box 06 Folder 21 to 23
[1]: Clippings.
[2]: Photographs.
[3]: Negatives.
Box 07 Folder 01
Clipping.
Box 07 Folder 02 to 03
[1]: Clippings, Photostats, Fund-raising Brochure, Memorabilia, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 52 Folder 02 to 03
Photographs of sanctuary [photographer E. Allen Becker] ; 1 perspective rendering, exterior study (1952), pencil, gouache and charcoal on photomechanical reproduction.
Box 07 Folder 04 to 05
[1]: Clippings, Photostats, Building Description, Fund-raising Brochure, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives and Color Transparencies.
Box 07 Folder 06 to 10
[1]: Misc. Items, Original Building: Building Description, Photostat, Clippings, Dedication Program.
[2]: Photographs, Original Building.
[3]: Misc. Items, New Building (rebuilt after fire): Building Program, Clippings & misc. articles, Rededication Program, Photographs.
[4]: Rededication Journal, 1968.
[5]: Negatives & Color Transparencies.
Box 07 Folder 11 to 14
[1]: Clippings, Building Description.
[2]: Photographs.
[3]: "Congregation Shaarey Zedek, 1861-1981," & "Supplement: 1981-1982." Congregational history.
[4]: Negatives.
Box 07 Folder 15
Photographs.
Box 08 Folder 01 to 02
[1]: Clippings, Building Description, Exhibition Brochure, Fund-raising Brochure, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives and Color Transparencies.
Box 08 Folder 03 to 04
[1]: Clippings, Building Description, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives & Color Transparencies.
Box 08 Folder 05
Negatives of Renderings & Plan.
Box 08 Folder 06 to 08
[1]: Clippings, Building Description, Memorabilia, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Signs & Symbols," [Article fromTime,(Nov. 15, 1951).] 1 p., mounted on wooden board.
[3]: Negatives.
Box 52 Folder 03
1 board with design scheme of Adolph Gottleib's Ark Curtain.
Box 08 Folder 09
[not built]
Photographs of Renderings.
Box 08 Folder 10 to 11
[1]: Photographs.
[2]: Negative of Rendering.
Box 08 Folder 12 to 13
[1]: Clippings, Building Description, Photostats, Fund-raising Brochure, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 52 Folder 04
Fund-taising brochure.
Box 08 Folder 14 to 15
[1]: Clippings, Dedication Brochure, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives of Renderings.
Box 08 Folder 16
Photographs, Dedication Brochure.
Box 09 Folder 01 to 03
[1]: Clippings, Cornerstone-Laying Program, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Maquette for "Book of Memory," by Robert Pinart, 1957.
[3]: Negatives & Color Transparencies.
Box 09 Folder 04
[not built]
Photographs & Contact Sheets of Model.
Box 09 Folder 05
Clipping, Photographs.
Box 09 Folder 06 to 07
[1]: Clippings, Photographs of Renderings.
[2]: Negative of Rendering.
Box 09 Folder 08
Clipping, Photocopies, Misc. Plans, 7-8/67.
Box 09 Folder 09 to 10
[1]: Clippings.
[2]: Negative of Model.
Box 09 Folder 11 to 12
[1]: Photograph.
[2]: Negative of Rendering.
Box 09 Folder 13 to 14
[not built]
[1]: Photographs & Contact Sheets of Model.
[2]: Negatives of Model.
Box 09 Folder 15 to 16
[1]: Photograph of Rendering.
[2]: Negative of Rendering.
Box 09 Folder 17 to 19
[1]: Misc. Items, Phase I (#159): Photostats, Photographs, Dedication Program, 1962.
[2]: Misc. Items, Phase II (#170): Perspective rendering, Photocopies, Photographs, Contact Prints, Dedication Program, 1972, Progress Photographs.
[3]: Negatives.
Box 09 Folder 20 to 23
[1]: Clippings, Building Program & Description, Brochures, Photostat, Photographs.
[2]: Contact Prints.
[3]: "Fifth Avenue Synagogue Silver Anniversary," (Jan. 22, 1983).
[4]: Negatives & Color Transparencies.
Box 09 Folder 24
Negative of Rendering.
Box 10 Folder 01
Clippings.
Box 10 Folder 02 to 03
[1]: Photographs.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 10 Folder 04 to 05
[1]: Clippings, Building Program & Description, Dedication Program, Temple Brochure, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 52 Folder 05
3 photographs.
Box 10 Folder 06 to 07
[1]: Clippings, Temple Brochure, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 10 Folder 08 to 09
[1]: Clippings, Building Description, Certificate, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 10 Folder 10 to 11
[1]: Clippings, Fund-raising Brochures, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives of Renderings.
Box 52 Folder 06
5 photo stats of plans.
Box 10 Folder 12
Clipping, Photographs, Brochure.
Box 10 Folder 13 to 14
[1]: Clippings, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Negative.
Box 10 Folder 15
Clipping.
Box 10 Folder 16 to 19
[1]: Clippings, Building Description, Exhibition Brochure, Temple Bulletin and Dedication Program, Photostats of Renderings, Photographs of Renderings.
[2]: Perspective, Sketch of Sanctuary, '54.
[3]: Photographs.
[4]: Negatives and Color Transparencies.
Box 10 Folder 20 to 21
[not built]
[1]: Photographs of Model.
[2]: Negatives of Renderings.
Box 11 Folder 01 to 02
[1]: Clippings, Building Program, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives of Renderings.
Box 11 Folder 03 to 05
[1]: Building Description, Clippings, Photostats, Fund-raising Brochure.
[2]: Photographs.
[3]: Color Transparency of Menorah.
Box 11 Folder 06
Clippings. Fund-raising Brochures, Photographs.
Box 11 Folder 07 to 09
[1]: Clippings, Building Description, Brochure, Fund-raising Brochure.
[2]: Photographs.
[3]: Negatives and Color Transparency.
Box 11 Folder 10
Synagogue publicity, Photographs.
Box 11 Folder 11 to 13
[1]: Clippings, Building Description, Photographs.
[2]:Congregation Beth Israel,Dedication Book, October 1953.
[3]: Negatives.
Box 11 Folder 14 to 15
[1]: Photocopies of Plans, 11/1/80, Photographs, Fund-raising Brochure, Photocopy of Dedication Brochure.
[2]: Negative of Rendering, '58.
Box 11 Folder 16 to 17
[1]: Temple Publicity, Fund-raising Brochure, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 12 Folder 01 to 05
[1]: Clippings, Fund-raising Brochure, Dedication Program and Brochure, Postcard.
[2]: Photographs & Photostats of Models & Renderings.
[3]: Photographs of Building.
[4]: First Floor Plan, Blueline print.
[5]: Negatives.
Box 12 Folder 06
Clipping, Brochure.
Box 12 Folder 07 to 08
[1]: Clippings, Brochure, Photostats, Photographs.
[2]: Negatives.
Box 12 Folder 09
[not built]
Clippings.
These files contain material relating to synagogue projects undertaken by PG after he formally closed his office in 1979. Therefore, this material was filed separately from the post-World War II synagogue and religious building jobs; these commissions were not given regular office job numbers. However, if the post-1979 project entailed working for a congregation for which PG had previously worked, the earlier job number(s) are noted.
Box 13 Folder 01 to 05
Consultant for Temple Expansion; Barker, Rinker, Seacat & Partners, Architects, PC.
[1]: Correspondence and misc. notes, 1985-87, including Report of Proposed Expansion, 2/27/87 by PG, and other misc. reports & planning documents.
[2]: Correspondence and proposal regarding architect selection.
[3]: Correspondence and sketches containing Goodman's comments on architect's proposals, 1987-1988.
[4]: Blueprints, sent from Barker, Rinker, Seacat & Partners to PG, 11/87 & 1/88.
[5]: Phasing Diagram, Photocopies of revised plans and elevations & Blueprints, 1988.
Box 13 Folder 06
Correspondence, Description & Drawings of Ark Design.
Box 13 Folder 07
[Alteration of bema after fire]
Misc. sketches & notes regarding alteration of bema after fire in 1979.
Box 14 Folder 01 to 06
Design Architect for new temple; Wells Associates, Project Architect.
[1]: Correspondence & misc. documents, including drafts of agreements, transmittals, schematic drawings, notes, etc., 1983.
[2]: Correspondence & misc. documents, 1984.
[3]: Correspondence, 1985.
[4]: Correspondence & misc. items, 1986-1987.
[5]: Misc. drawings & misc. transmittals, 1984-1988.
[6]: Specifications, revised 4/11.
Box 14 Folder 07
PG offered professional advice as member of congregation; temple was designed by Norman Jaffe.
Correspondence & misc. items, including sketches & photostat of rendering.
Box 14 Folder 08 to 12
Limited joint venture agreement between PG and Robert M. Nerzig & Associates; Master Planning, Programming & Schematic Design
[1]: Copies of professional agreements and related notes and correspondence.
[2]: General correspondence, transmittals & misc. notes.
[3]: Descriptions of Work & Master Plan Proposals and Brochures.
[4]: Specifications, 3/28/83.
[5]: Architect's Questionnaires.
Box 14 Folder 13
Correspondence, Schematic drawings & Architect's Report.
Box 14 Folder 14
Correspondence and misc. drawings.
Jobs are organized alphabetically by state and city, followed by the name of the building, client or project. The job number is given in parenthesis. The folders contain photographs, Photostats and negatives, and, in some cases correspondence and/or written descriptive material.
Box 52 Folder 08
3 photographs of PG's perspective rendering of Lounge, Reading Room, Lobby, and Ball Room.
Box 15 Folder 01 to 03
[1]: Misc. Items, "Outline Description" (2 copies), Brochure, Clippings, tearsheets & photocopies, 3 Photostats of plans, Club Management (October 1964), vol. 43, no. 10. Issue includes article, "Building and Remodeling; some projects that have paid off for clubs across the country," pp. 26-28, 8 photographs of model, 8 photographs of building (Alexandre Georges, photographer).
[2]: Photographs of historic sporting prints for walls of lounges, grill and card rooms.
[3]: Negatives of building and sporting prints & Color transparency of building.
Box 15 Folder 04
[not built]
Negative of rendering.
Box 15 Folder 05 to 06
(B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation at Brooklyn College.), Campus Road and Germania Place.
[1]: "A Visit to the New Hillel Building at Brooklyn College." Description of building ; 2 Postcards with photograph of model ; Pamphlets ; 1 Photostat of rendering ; Clippings ; 7 photographs of building [photographer Maurice Lehv] ; 3 construction progress photos [Mal Gurian Assoc.] ; 26 photographs of model.
[2]: Negatives of model.
Box 15 Folder 07
(The Liberty School.) Liberty, Atkins & Genmore Avenues and Berriman Street
Misc. Items, 1."Description," 3 pp., Photocopies of plan and sections, 3 pp., 21 photographs of exterior (John Veltri, photographer), 7 photographs of interior, Contact Sheets (John Veltri, photographer; Guy Sussman, photographer).
Box 52 Folder 09
2 photographs of exterior by John Veltri.
Box 15 Folder 08 to 09
(Mary McLeod Bethune School.) 222 West 134th Street.
[1]: Miscellaneous items including Descriptive sheet, 1 p. ; Photostats of plans, 4 pp. ; 5 photographs of renderings ; 8 photographs of model ; 8 photographs of building [photographer Norman McGrath].
[2]: Negatives and color transparencies; 1 negative contains frames for different job numbers and projects including P.S. 92, [McGrath Job #704-25] at lower left; P.S. 126, (#563), New York, New York; Rendering for P.S. 57, (#669), Staten Island, New York; Kindergarten Room at Fairmount Temple, Beechwood Village (Cleveland), OH (#550), Martin Linsey, photographer; 3 Renderings for unidentified school interiors, cafeteria, exhibition display & library; renderings in PG Collection, Institutional Projects files.
Box 15 Folder 10 to 11
(Alfred E. Smith School.) 80 Catherine Street.
[1]: Descriptive text with plans & sections, 3 pp. ; 2 photostats of renderings ; 5 photographs of renderings ; 2 photographs of exterior ; 2 photographs of exterior and contact sheets [photographer Norman McGrath] ; 3 photographs of interior [photographer John Ngai].
[2]: Negatives; contains frames for different job numbers and projects including [McGrath Job #704-25]; P.S. 126, [McGrath Job #704-25-10]; P.S. 92 (#162), New York, New York ; Rendering of P.S. 57 (#669), Staten Island, New York ; Room at Fairmount Temple, Beechwood Village (Cleveland), OH (#550), Martin Linsey, photographer ; 3 Renderings for unidentified school interiors, cafeteria, exhibition display & library; renderings in PG Collection, housed in Institutional Projects files. ; 1 Negative, with frames for different job numbers & projects: P.S. 126, [McGrath Job #704-25-1] in center ; Model of P.S. 92 (#162), New York, New York ; 3 views of Existing Conditions, Harlem River Project, 1966 [photographer Arnold Newman] ; Model of Manhattanville-on-Hudson, 1964-65 ; Congregation K.K. Adath Israel, Cincinnati, OH (#363), negative of model and view of building.
Box 15 Folder 12 to 13
[not built]
[1]: Misc. items : Brochures & fliers (4 items) ; Photographs of renderings (3 items).
[2]: Negatives of renderings.
Box 15 Folder 14
Misc. items : Tearsheets, 2 pp. ; Photocopies, 1 p. ; 1 photograph of rendering ; 1 photograph of building [photographer Guy Sussman] ; 1 business card ; Spiral-bound portfolio with descriptive text, photocopies of plans & photographs of building.
[Negative housed in Negatives folder, P.S. 92 and P.S. 126.]
Box 16 Folder 01 to 03
[1]: Misc. Items: Tearsheets, 4 pp. ; Publication brochure ; 1 photograph of rendering ; 5 photographs of buildings [photographer Alexandre Georges] ; 2 photographs of buildings ; 4 photographs of model [photographer Louis H. Dreyer].
[2]: Architects' Report : "Welfare Island Laundry, Garage, Fire House & Shops for the Department of Hospitals," Moore & Hutchins and Percival Goodman, Architects, 2/7/44.
[3]: Negatives.
Box 16 Folder 04
Photostats & Photographs : 17 photostats of renderings ; 6 photostats of models ; 4 photostats of plans ; 7 photographs of model and 1 photograph of rendering [photographer Louis Dreyer].
Box 16 Folder 05
Goodman - Maguire, Architects.
Misc. Items : Photocopies of clipping & letter, 2 pp. ; Thermofax copy of plans, 2 pp. ; Handwritten notes, 2 pp. ; "Site Plan - Phase III, 2."
[not built]
Box 16 Folder 06 to 07
[1]: Misc. items : Copies of floor plans, 2 pp. ; 1 slide of rendering ; 3 photographs of rendering ; 26 photographs of building ;[Chinese] Architect,vol. 5, no. 11 (Nov. 25, 1979). Article on Center for American Studies, pp. 57-61.
[2]: Negative of rendering.
The following files are for office-generated feasibility studies, theoretical proposals or miscellaneous institutional projects. Since they were not formally-commissioned jobs, they were not given job numbers and, therefore, were not filed with the Institutional Buildings, Post-World War II Job Files (1945-1979). The folders contain photographs, Photostats and negatives, and, in some cases, original renderings, correspondence and/or written descriptive material.
Box 16 Folder 08 to 09
Proposals for Student Housing, done in connection with Housing Seminar at the University of Iowa, Iowa City, 5/67.
[1]: Misc. Material : "Notes for Discussion on Residence Halls for University of Iowa," by PG, 5/67, 2 versions ; "Student Housing, a Report by the University Housing Committee" ; 1 drawing, ink on paper ; 5 photostats of renderings.
[2]: Negatives; including negatives of plans from Harlem River Project, Columbia University, and Manhattanville-on-Hudson Proposal.
Box 16 Folder 10
Unidentified project, probably New York City. n.d.
4 renderings.
[Negatives housed with Institutional Buildings, P.S. 92 and P.S. 126]
Box 16 Folder 11 to 12
Proposed Expansion of the New School Campus (Art Center).
[1]: Misc. Material : Correspondence & Project Description, 10 pp. ; 8 Photographs of renderings ; 5 Photostats of Renderings.
[2]: Negatives of renderings.
Box 16 Folder 13 to 14
Alteration and Conversion for Proposed Botanical Garden & Aquarium for Manhattan.
[1]: Misc. Material : Project Descriptions with renderings & photographs ; Correspondence ; Misc. clippings & photocopies ; Photographs of existing building.
[2]: Negatives of existing building.
Percival Goodman & Chiu-Hwa Wang, Architects.
These folders contain materials for institutional projects undertaken after the office formally closed in 1979. The folders contain photographs, Photostats and negatives, and, in some cases, original renderings, correspondence and/or written descriptive material.
Box 16 Folder 15
[not built]
Misc. items : Clippings ; "Potential Affordable Housing Sites for Consideration." ; Misc. correspondence between PG, J.M. Kaplan, Larry Cantwell, East Hampton Housing Authority & Stewart A. Kohl, Cooperative League of the USA.
Box 16 Folder 16
Client was George Ridge, elder son of PG.
Misc. items : Letter from George [Ridge] to PG, 4/28/84 ; Misc. plans ; Copies of plans for "Proposed Conversion of Farm Building." ; "Proposed Pond at Braddon Farm." ; Ordinance Survey. [not built]
This box contains the job files for the Master Plan (#267/Business Building (#271). The Goodman office also received other contracts, QCC - Interiors (Humanities & Cafeteria Building Furnishings) (#268) and Feasibility Study/Parking Area (#273). PG sometimes abbreviated this project as QBCC.
Box 17 Folder 01
QCC Newsletter, 3/1970, 2 copies ; Photocopies, 9 pp., includes description of project, "The Stepped Street." ; Reproductions of perspectives, plans, sections & views, 13 pp. ; 12 slides of Administration/Business Building.
Box 17 Folder 02
15 items.
Box 17 Folder 03
35 items; 34 photos by H. Bernstein Assoc. Inc.
Box 17 Folder 04
24 items; taken by PG office; John Ngai (nephew of Chiu-Hwa Wang), Chiu-Hwa Wang & Medhat Salam, 1/79.
Box 17 Folder 05
3 1/2 x 5 in.
Box 17 Folder 06
3 sheets, model of Administration/Business Building [photographer John Veltri] ; 2 sheets, model of Campus, Master Plan.
Box 52 Folder 11
4 Photographs of model and 2 photo stats.
Box 17 Folder 07
Box 17 Folder 08
Box 52 Folder 10
Second set of Illustrations (Proofs).
Box 17 Folder 09
Prepared for The City University of New York by Percival Goodman, F.A.I.A., Architect-Planner.
Spiral-bound report; office copy, dated 9/30/69.
Box 17 Folder 10
Prepared for The City University of New York by Percival Goodman, F.A.I.A., Architect-Planner.
Spiral-bound report.
Box 17 Folder 11
by Davis-MacConnell-Ralston, Inc., Palo Alto, California.
Spiral-bound report.
Box 17 Folder 12
Box 18 Folder 01 to 04
[1]: Misc. material, 1967-71.
[2]: Material from 9/1967-12/1968.
[3]: Material from 1969.
[4]: Material from 1970-1971.
Box 18 Folder 05 to 06
[1]: Material from 1/1967-12/1968.
[2]: Material from 1/1969-4/1970.
Box 18 Folder 07 to 11
[1]: Misc. Correspondence, 1968-1970.
[2]: CUNY Press Releases, 1968-1969.
[3]: CUNY Correspondence, 6/1967-12/1968.
[4]: CUNY Correspondence, 1969.
[5]: CUNY Correspondence, 1/1970-3/1972.
Box 19 Folder 01 to 03
[1]: Misc. Material: Parking Requirement Computation, 5/3/1972, QBCC Master Plan, Detailed Description of 3/8 Revision, 10/13/71, 7/30/71, Description of Submission dated 9/13/1971, Revised Submission 10/13, 10/29/1971.
[2]: QCC Revised Master Plan, 3/8/1971.
[3]: QCC Master Plan, 12/7/1971 Submission & Office Copy.
Box 19 Folder 04
Includes correspondence with consulting engineers and specifications for subsurface investigation, 12/1970, and report from Lev Zetlin Associates, Inc., 12/1971.
Box 19 Folder 05 to 08
Correspondence with CUNY, 2
[1]: Correspondence, 9/1970-12/1971.
[2]: Correspondence, 1972.
[3]: Correspondence, 1973.
[4]: Correspondence, 1/1974-10/14/1976.
Box 20 Folder 01 to 04
Correspondence with Construction Manager, 3-E
[1]: Correspondence, 4/1971-12/1974.
[2]: Correspondence, 1/1975-6/1975.
[3]: Correspondence, 7/1975-12/1975.
[4]: Correspondence with Construction Manager with Mechanical Engineer, 3-Eb, 11/1973-3/1977.
Box 20 Folder 05
Correspondence with Cost Consultant, Estimates, 3-F
Correspondence, 8/1974 ; Spiral-bound Report: "Preliminary Design Submission," submitted 10/17/1972 ; Spiral-bound report, with Bid Tabulation Sheets: "Final Estimate," 11/1973, Office Copy.
Box 20 Folder 06
Correspondence with General Contractor, 3-G, 1974-78
Box 20 Folder 07
Correspondence/Parking, 4, 7/1971-8/1973
Box 20 Folder 08
Sketches & Drawings, 4-B, 3/9/1973-6/16/1976
Box 20 Folder 09
Correspondence with City Agencies, 4-D, 12/1972-3/1977
Box 20 Folder 10
Bills to Owners, 8, 7/1975 - 6/30/1977
Box 20 Folder 11
Contracts, etc., 9, 12/1971-9/1974
Jobs are organized alphabetically by state and city, followed by the name of the building, client or project. The job number is given in parenthesis. The folders contain photographs, Photostats and negatives, and, in some cases correspondence and/or written descriptive material.
Box 21 Folder 01 to 02
[1]: Misc. Items: 8 photographs, Alexandre Georges, photographer ; 3 color photographs of display board with plan ; Tearsheets & offprints: "Open Plan and Closed Plan in Maryland," House & Home, vol. 2 (December 1952), pp. 100-105, "Evolution de L'Habitat aux Etats-Unis," Architecture d'Aujourd'hui, no. 120 (April 1965), pp. 64-69, by PG.
[2]: World's Contemporary Houses, Tokyo: Shokokusha Publishing Co., 1954; includes "Rothschild House," pp. 38-41; text in Japanese.
Box 21 Folder 03
[not built]
3 thermofax copies of plan & perspective renderings. 3/59.
Box 21 Folder 04
Misc. items: 9 photographs, Lionel Freedman; Alexandre Georges; photographers ; 3 slides.
Box 21 Folder 05
Misc. items: 7 photographs ; 2 slides.
Box 21 Folder 06
Misc. items : 5 photographs, Alexandre Georges, photographer ; 4 copies of renderings.
Box 21 Folder 07
4 slides.
Box 21 Folder 08 to 10
Further Lane.
[1]: Misc. Items : 4 photographs ; 11 slides ; Misc. drawings, plans & sections and copies.
[2]: Photographs of model & house, black & white and color,approx. 3 1/2 x 5 in.
[3]: Negatives.
These folders contain materials for residential projects undertaken after the office formally closed in 1979. The folders contain photographs, Photostats and negatives, and, in some cases, original renderings, correspondence and/or written descriptive material.
Box 21 Folder 11
PG provided "partial architectural design services."
Misc. items : Site Photographs ; Site Plans.
Box 21 Folder 12
[not built]
8 drawings for proposed alteration of existing house.
Box 21 Folder 13
[not built]
2 drawings for proposed alteration.
Box 21 Folder 14
39 Neck Path
4 drawings for alteration of existing house ; 1 letter from Peter Reichart Construction to Arthur Karlin (1980 Mar 14).
To be consistent with the job files, contracts have been arranged by building type, then state, city and name of client.
Box 22 Folder 01a
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1955 Feb 10) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1957 Aug 6) ; Misc. correspondence from PG to Isaac E. Schine, Chairman, Building Committee (1956).
Box 22 Folder 01b
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1953 Oct 27), 2 copies ; Edward Miller to PG, changes in agreement (1953 Nov 4), 2 copies.
Box 22 Folder 01c
[not built]
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1974 Feb 19) ; Isadore Zweig to PG (1973 Dec 14) ; PG to Zweig (1973 Dec 17) ; PG to Mr. Gian[n]ini (1974 Mar 29) ; James F. Giannini & Associates to PG (1974 May 30).
Box 22 Folder 01d
[not built]
Freedman/Clements/Rumpel, Architects & Planners to PG (1971 Jan 9) ; Letter terminating Agreement of 2/15/70 between Jacksonville Jewish Center Synagogue and PG and Freedman & Clements (1972 Jan 12).
Box 22 Folder 01e
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1953 Feb 24).
Box 22 Folder 01f
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1959 Jun 30) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1959 Jun 30) ; PG to Isadore H. Braun (1961 Apr 18) ; Isadore H. Braun, Architect & Engineer, to E.R. Gritschke & Associates, Inc. (1961 Apr 21) ; E.R. Gritschke & Associates, Inc., consulting Engineers, to Isadore H. Braun (1961 Apr 24).
Box 22 Folder 01g
Agreement between BHC and PG, Architect, and Gerson Bonnett & Charles F. Brandt T/A Bonnett and Brandt, Associate Architects (1963 Dec 2) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1963 Dec 2) ; Bonnett and Brandt to PG (1963 Dec 2).
Box 22 Folder 02a
Contract between Albert Kahn Associated Architects and Engineers, Inc., and PG (1958 Sep 9) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1961 Dec 20).
Box 22 Folder 02b
[not built]
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1965 Dec 14); Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1965 Dec 14) ; PG to H. Berkowitz (1967 Apr 1).
Box 22 Folder 02c
Agreement with Percival Goodman.
Box 22 Folder 02d
Agreement between Dover Jewish Center and Percival Goodman, Architect and Stanley James Goldstein, Associate Architect (1960 Feb 16) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1960 Feb 16) ; PG to Alfred A. Loeb, Chairman, Building Committee (1962 Oct 23).
Box 22 Folder 03a
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1957 Aug 31) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1957 Sep 13).
Box 22 Folder 03b
Agreement with Percival Goodman, Architect (1964 Jan 8) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1964 Jan 8).
Box 22 Folder 03c
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1962 Oct 15) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1962 Oct 15) ; PG to Godrey H. Dallek (1962 Sep 26) ; PG to Solomon S. Goldwyn (1963 Oct 9) ; PG to Goldwyn (1963 Nov 22) ; PG to Goldwyn (1965 Nov 9). [Course description and bibliography], 3 pp.
"Chinatown Study Proposal."
President Andrew W. Cordier to PG, 1/31/69.
Dean Carl F. Hovde to PG, 2/8/69.
PG to Cordier, 2/11/69.
PG to Dr. Franklin Williams, 2/17/69.
"Towards an Optimum Use of the Navy Yard."
"Platform for Urban Design Study."
"Preface," 8/6/69.
Misc. Correspondence: Aaron W. Warner to Colleague, 3/5/69 ; PG to Dr. Warner, 3/21/69 ; Jacques [Barzun] to PG, 3/13/69 ; Giurgola to Design Staff, School of Architecture, 3/19/69.
"Platforms," 3/22/69. 2 copies.
3 sketches by PG for Columbia Campus, 3/69.
"On Columbia Expansion," 3/11/69 & 4/2/69 drafts.
Photocopy of 6 pp. of article "Columbia 1968: The Wound Unhealed," fromPolitical Science Quarterly.
"Master Planning." 2 drafts.
"A Proposal for a Committee on Planning & Building."
"Excerpt from The Amherst Statement," 5/5/69.
Misc. Correspondence: Romaine M. Weil to PG, 5/12/69 ; Andrew W. Cordier to PG, 6/15/69 ; PG to Cordier, 6/26/69.
[Statement by PG], 8/6/69, with attached note from Oona Sullivan to PG, 8/4/69.
Flier from Columbia University Club.
Eva Braun to PG, 8/28/69.
"Highlights of the History of New York City," 11/69.
Box 22 Folder 03d
[not built]
Agreement with Percival Goodman, Architect (1966 Nov 27) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1966 Nov 27).
Box 22 Folder 03e
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1963) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1964 Mar 16) ; Addendum to Contract ; PG to Harold Weinberger (1961 Feb 2) ; PG to Milton Popper (1964 Jan 16) ; Harry J. Pasternak to PG (1964 Aug 18) ; PG to East End Synagogue (1964 Nov 17) ; PG to East End Synagogue (1965 Mar 8).
Box 22 Folder 03f
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1963 May 27) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1963 May 27), canceled (1968 Mar 25) ; Robert Leipsic, President, to PG (1965 Oct 25).
Box 22 Folder 03g
Agreement with Percival Goodman, Architect (1976 Oct 27), 2 copies ; J.E. Malino to Arthur Richenthal (1956 Oct 11) ; J.E. Malino to PG (1956 Nov 28) ; PG to Henry Hirsch (1957 Aug 15).
Box 22 Folder 04a
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1955 Jun 10).
Box 22 Folder 04b
Agreement between Anshe Chesed Congregation and PG (1950 Jun 13) ; Mutual Release Agreement between Congregation and PG (1959 Aug 25).
Box 22 Folder 04c
Agreement between Adath Israel Congregation of Cincinnati and PG, Alvin Lipson, and Robert W. Wallace, Associates (1964 May) ; Agreement between PG, Architect, and Lipson and Wallace, Project Architect (1964 Jul 8) ; Agreement between Associates (Joint Venture of Lipson & Wallace and Goodman) and Truman P. Young & Associates, Engineer (1964 Jul 8) ; Agreement between Associates and Beineke-Kummer & Associates, Engineer (1964 Jul 8) ; PG to Mose Marcus (1965 Aug 12) ; PG to Marcus (1965 Aug 12).
Box 22 Folder 04d
Agreement with Percival Goodman, Architect (1956 Jun 7).
Box 22 Folder 04e
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1969 May 13) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1969 May 13) ; M.J. Freed to PG (1962 Dec 3).
Box 22 Folder 04f
[not built]
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1969 May 13) ; Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1969 May 13) ; Joint Venture Agreement between PG and Gilboy, Staufer, Giombetti, Skibinski & Davies (1970 Aug 11) ; Amendment to Agreement between Congregation and PG to jointly designate PG and Gilboy, et. al., as Architect (1970).
Box 22 Folder 04g
Agreement with Goodman Interiors (1973 Mar 24).
Box 22 Folder 05 to 07
[1]: Contractual Documents/
[2]: Correspondence, 1971-1976: Non-inventoried correspondence between the Congregation, architects, lawyers and insurance companies and misc. legal documents regarding lawsuit between Temple Adath Yesurun, plaintiff, vs. Percival Goodman, Architect, Quinlivan, Pierik & Krause, Architects & Engineers, et. al., defendants.
[3]: Correspondence, 1977-1981: Non-inventoried correspondence regarding building and lawsuit.
Box 22 Folder 08a
Agreement with PG and Chiu-Hwa Wang, Architect, to alter and renovate 157-159 Lexington Avenue (1968 Sep 19) ; I-Cheng Loh to Chiu-Hwa Wang (1968 Dec 26).
Box 22 Folder 08b
[not built]
Agreement between Jewish Home for the Aged of Rhode Island and PG and Charles A. Maguire & Associates Inc., Architect (1970 Jun 5) ; Joint Venture Agreement between PG and Maguire & Associates (1970 Aug 11).
Box 22 Folder 08c
PG to Carl Morse, outlining architectural consulting services (1972 Aug 7).
Box 22 Folder 08d
Agreement with PG/Chiu-Hwa Wang, Architect, to alter 2311 Massachusetts Avenue (1976 Jul 6) ; Chiu-Hwa Wang to Henry Tseng, Agreement for engineering services (1976 Aug 10).
Box 22 Folder 08e
Agreement between Woodlawn Realty Corp. and Percival Goodman (1957 Mar 18) ; E[leanor] Colombo (Secretary to PG) to Simon J. Katz (1957 Mar 15) ; Agreement between Goodman Interiors and Crestview Country Club ; PG to Katz (1957 Nov 7) ; PG to Katz (1957 Nov 4).
Box 22 Folder 08f
Agreement with Percival Goodman (1965 Jun 2).
Box 22 Folder 08g
Agreement with Percival Goodman.
Box 22 Folder 09
Architectural Design contract (#211216) for preparation of plans and specifications (1970 May 4) ; Supplemental Agreement for inclusion of additional work (1970 Oct 13) ; Bureau of Design, Design change Order Request to redesign sidewalk and roadway areas and revise original site plan (1974 Nov) ; Proceed Order (1974 Dec 4) ; Harold Siegel to PG (1975 Jul 31) ; Request for approval of payment of extra work (1975 Jun 16).
Box 22 Folder 10
Contract No. 215491, City of New York, Board of Higher Education, Design Contract for services of architect/engineer, for Administrative/Business Building (Building "E") and Site Development for Phase I (1971 Jul 1) ; Agreement with Dormitory Authority - State of New York (DASNY) for Administration/Business Building Construction Phase (1973 Dec 26) ; Agreement Amendment No. 1, additional services in connection with extension of construction time (1977 Mar 28) ; Proposal by McKee-Berger-Mansueto Inc. to PG for Business Administration Building to furnish construction cost management (1971 Aug 12) ; Agreement between PG, Architect, and Flack & Kurtz, Engineer (1972 Jan 10) ; PG to Norman Kurtz (1972 Dec 22) ; Kurtz to PG, Letter of Agreement for Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Services for construction phase, Administration Business Building (1973 Dec 19) ; Agreement between PG, Architect, and Lev Zetlin Associates, Inc., Engineer, for structural services on Business and Administration Building (1972 Apr 10).
Box 22 Folder 11
Agreement with PG to construct addition (1976 Nov 18) ; Agreement between Braude and John Defalco, Inc., General Contractor (1977 Feb 15).
Box 22 Folder 12
Non-inventoried correspondence and legal documents (1981-1986), regarding Zweig property and construction of residence; Percival Goodman providing architectural design services; Philip R. Cohen & Associates, Architect.
Box 23 Folder 01
Alteration and Addition.
Specifications for Parking Area and Yard Work (1967 Jul 27) ; Addendum No. 1 (1966 Sep 26) ; Addendum No. 2 (1967 Jan 6) ; General Specifications of Materials and Work Required for Additions and Alterations (1966 Aug 23).
Box 23 Folder 02
[not built]
Bulletin No. 1 (1968 May 14), 2 pp. ; Bulletin No. 2 (1968 May 28), 1 p. ; General Specifications of Materials and Work Required for [proposed] New Building, (1968 Mar 28), 157 pp. ; [General Specifications for Rabbi's House (Existing Building)], 27 pp.
Box 23 Folder 03 to 04
[1]: Specifications for the Construction of Temple Israel, New Rochelle, New York (1960 Apr 30), 133 pp.
[2]:Misc. Documents: Kitchen Equipment Specifications for Temple Israel, Percival Goodman, Architect, and Henry H. Rothman, Food Service Consultant (1960 Nov 17) ; General Conditions for Yard Work, Robert Zion - Harold Breen, site Planners & Landscape Architects (1960 Apr 18) ; Specification Covering Clearing of Building Site, Entrance Road and Preparation of Base Course of Road ; Specification Covering Clearing of Building Site, Entrance Road and Preparation of Base Course of Road ; Specification - Yard Work (1960 Apr 18) ; Proposal form - Budget Estimate; Outline Description of Work and Materials (1959 Sep 28), Hectograph stencil.
Box 23 Folder 05 to 07
Addition.
[1]: Specifications for Contract #2 - Addition and Alterations, (1970 Dec 1), 154 pp.
[2]: Misc. Specification Documents: Instructions to Bidders and Supplementary Instructions to Bidders, 5 pp. ; Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning Revisions, Plumbing Revisions, Electrical Revisions (1971 Sep 28), 4 pp.; Contract #2, Bulletins 1-4 with structural and mechanical drawings, (1970 Dec - 1971 Feb).
[3]: Specifications for General Construction (Back Ups), 138 pp. ; Penciled revisions for proposed Temple Beth El, Schererville, Indiana (#373) (1974 Aug 1).
Box 23 Folder 08
Alteration.
Amendment No. 1 (1977 Apr 19), 1 p. ; Specifications for Alterations to Embassy of the Republic of China, 2311 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., (1977 Apr 6), 63 pp.
An item level inventory of the correspondence in this series can be consulted in adownloadable Excel spreadsheet.
Box 24 Folder 01
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Box 24 Folder 13
Box 24 Folder 14
Box 25 Folder 01
"A Synagogue," n.d., design program ; "Recommended Graduate Program" (1960 May) ; Correspondence: [G.M.] Kallman to PG (1960 Jun 11) ; PG to Dean Charles Colbert (1960 Jun 27) ; PG to Dean Colbert (1960 Sep 9) ; Memo from Rabbi Paul Ritterband (1960 Oct 21) ; PG to John Canaday with attached announcement (1960 Oct 24) ; PG to Thomas Hess (1960 Oct 24) ; PG to Dean Colbert (1960 Oct 24) ; PG to Arthur Drexler (1960 Oct 24) ; PG to Thomas Hess (1960 Oct 31) ; Hess to PG ([1960] Sep 31) ; PG to Rabbi Ritterband (1960 Oct 31) ; Drexler to PG (1960 Oct 28) ; Ritterband to PG (1960 Oct 25) ; PG to Ritterband (1960 Nov 1) ; Dean Colbert to PG (1960 Oct 26) ; PG to Dean Colbert (1960 Dec 13) ; PG to Dr. Rose I. Coser (1960 Dec 23) ; Coser to PG (1960 Dec 20) ; PG to Otto Gerson (1961 Feb 2) ; Ja[c]ques Lipchitz (1961 Feb 2) ; PG to Percy Uris (1961 Feb 2) ; PG to Dean Jacques Barzun, (1961 Apr 5), 2 copies ; Davidson Taylor (1961 May 1).
Box 25 Folder 02
"Proposed Draft of Letter to Educational Facilities Laboratory" ; Material on Le Corbusier Memorial Service (1965 Oct 18), 5 items ; "Seven Religious Buildings, Projects and Objects," (flier for PG exhibition at Avery Hall) ; "Plan" (1965) ; "Plan of Study: Architecture" (1966 Feb 16) ; [List of South Bronx Planning Projects] ; PG to Hon. James H. Scheuer (1966 Mar 14) ; "Proposed Reorganization: Planning and Masters Courses" (1966 Nov 14) ; "South Bronx Project" (1966 Nov 28), 2 different drafts ; "Propositions for Third Phase Design" (1967 Jan 6) ; "South Bronx Project, Third Phase," (1967 Feb), 5 copies, one edited version ; "A Redesign of the 21st Congressional District, Borough of Bronx, New York City," n.d. ; "Recommendations for use of the Ford Foundation's Ten Million line of credit to 'encourage further university interest in urban-minority affair,'" n.d., 2 copies. ; "A Project for the Ford Foundation's Credit Line," n.d. ; PG to Dr. Albert Eide Parr (1967 Feb 23) ; "Seminar on Human Maladaptation in Modern Society" (1967 Jan 16) ; PG to Romaldo Giurgola (1967 Feb 28) ; "Physical Replanning of the South Bronx" (1967 Mar 3) ; Raymond Lifchez to Commissioner Herbert Halberg (1967 Jul 26) ; Lifchez to J.M. Kaplan (1967 Jul 26) ; "Report on Current Status - Recreation Pier Study for Institute of Urban Environment" (1967 Jul 26).
Box 25 Folder 03
"The Atlantic Terminal Urban Renewal Area" ([1967] Sep 29), 2 drafts, one with plans ; Memo from Controller, Columbia University, to Staff Members (1967 Oct 12) ; [PG statement on the teaching of Urban Design] (1967 Dec 22) ; "Draft: Outline for a Two-Year Curriculum in Urban Design" ; "Brooklyn Project" (1968 Feb 7), 2 copies ; "A Work-Study Program" (1968 Apr 5) ; [Faculty resolution calling for amnesty for students involved in spring protests (1968 Apr 28)] ; PG to Dean Kenneth Smith (1968 May 16) ; "'Motion' by Percival Goodman" (1968 May 16) ; "Proposal #1," & "Proposal #2" ; "On Teaching Urban Design" (1968 Jun 17) ; Memo from PG to Dan[forth] Toan (1968 Jul 24) ; "Platform for Urban Design Study" (1968 Aug 19) ; "Platform for Urban Design Study" (1968 Aug 29).
Box 25 Folder 04
PG to Prof. Kenneth Koch (1968 Nov 1) ; "Confidential Draft: Proposed Interim Rules for the School of Architecture" (1968 Nov 19) ; "Utopian Community," [Course description and bibliography], 3 pp. ; "Chinatown Study Proposal" President Andrew W. Cordier to PG (1969 Jan 31) ; Dean Carl F. Hovde to PG (1969 Feb 8) ; PG to Cordier (1969 Feb 11) ; PG to Dr. Franklin Williams (1969 Feb 17) ; "Towards an Optimum Use of the Navy Yard" ; "Platform for Urban Design Study" ; "Preface" (1969 Aug 6) ; Misc. Correspondence: Aaron W. Warner to Colleague (1969 Mar 5), PG to Dr. Warner (1969 Mar 21), Jacques [Barzun] to PG (1969 Mar 13), Giurgola to Design Staff, School of Architecture (1969 Mar 19) ; "Platforms" (1969 Mar 22) ; 3 sketches by PG for Columbia Campus (1969 Mar) ; "On Columbia Expansion," drafts (1969 Mar 11) and (1969 Apr 2) ; Photocopy of 6 pp. of article "Columbia 1968: The Wound Unhealed," from Political Science Quarterly ; "Master Planning," 2 drafts ; "A Proposal for a Committee on Planning & Building" ; "Excerpt from The Amherst Statement" (1969 May 5) ; Misc. Correspondence: Romaine M. Weil to PG (1969 May 12), Andrew W. Cordier to PG (1969 Jun 15), PG to Cordier (1969 Jun 26) ; [Statement by PG], (1969 Aug 6), with attached note from Oona Sullivan to PG (1969 Aug 4) ; Flier from Columbia University Club ; Eva Braun to PG (1969 Aug 28) ; "Highlights of the History of New York City" (1969 Nov).
Box 25 Folder 05
[Description of course on "A Study of Space Requirements for the Urban Dweller,"], 2 versions, one with copy of note from PG to Prof. Seymour Melman ; Misc. Correspondence: PG to Kenneth Smith (1971 Jan 8), Robert Spiegelman to PG (1971 Feb 3), Frederick M. Binder to PG (1971 Feb 2), Dean Carl F. Hovde to PG (1971 Feb 15), PG to Hovde (1971 Feb 19), PG to Smith (1971 Jun 25) ; "Books to Columbia" ; "Draft for Faculty Rules" (1971 Feb 1) ; "Rules for the School of Architecture" (1971 Apr 28) ; "Notes of The [Design Faulty] Meeting" (1971 Jun 14) ; "Master of Science Degree in Urban Design" (1971 Jun) ; "Proposed Urban Design Sequence, 1971-1972" (1971 Jun) ; Misc. Correspondence: Henry C. K. Liu to PG (1971 Aug 11), Carl F. Hovde to PG (1971 Oct 8), PG to Hovde (1971 Oct 18) ; "Project A: Street Improvements" (1971 Oct), typescript draft version & 2 copies of mimeographed text ; "Project B: Improving Manhattan's Waterfront" ; "Project C: Creating a Multi-Movement East-West Street in Midtown Manhattan" ; "Bibliography on Streets" ; Herbert Gans to PG (Nov 19) ; PG to Gans (1971 Nov 29) ; "Some Observations and Proposals on the Role of Architecture in Today's America" by Herbert J. Gans ; "South Richmond Project" (1972 Feb 9) ; "Project C: What Do You Mean by a Good Environment?" ; "Biblio - On Utopian Community" ; "Short Bibliography on Utopias" (1972 Jan) ; "Architecture Students Designing A Center for Sheepshead Bay," Columbia Reports,(1972 Mar).
Box 25 Folder 06
Catalogue of School of Architecture, Columbia University in the City of New York.
Box 25 Folder 07
Unbound report.
Box 25 Folder 08
Photocopy of article by Ada Louise Huxtable, "Model Cities Construction to Start Here by Fall," NYT (1968 Apr 19) ; Summary & General Observations," 2 copies, with different introductory pages.
[Research conducted in 1968 by Susan Goodman, niece of PG, for one of his courses.]
Box 25 Folder 09
Box 25 Folder 10
61 photographs.
Box 25 Folder 11
10 photos by Louis Checkman.
Box 25 Folder 12
7 photos by Louis Checkman.
Box 25 Folder 13
Spiral-bound report.
Box 25 Folder 14
2 photographs.
Box 25 Folder 15
Report prepared by Cooper Square Committee; presents historic overview of planning for area.
Box 26 Folder 01
Contains student projects undertaken when PG was a Visiting Critic in City Planning at the School of Architecture, Division of Planning & Housing. Projects relate to PG'S Riverview Community Housing Development proposal for Long Island City of 1945.
"Initial Study of Shopping Facilities for Proposed Redevelopment of Long Island City," by E. Davila and A. Swartz, under directon of Percival Goodman and Simon Breines, n.d.
"Initial Study of Industry for Proposed Redevelopment of Long Island City," by E. Elwyn, R. Knight and S. Duran - Ballen, under direction of Goodman and Breines, n.d.
2 photographs of model & display of Riverview- Community development project, by Columbia University Students, under direction of PG, Visiting Critic.
Box 26 Folder 02 to 04
[1]: Misc. Non-inventoried Items: 1 drawing, ink on paper ; 1 photostat of drawing ; Blueprint with sketches on verso ; Correspondence, which includes correspondence with Max Abramovitz, Victor Gruen, I.M. Pei, & Jane [Jacobs] inviting them to critique project ; Project Descriptions ; Clippings, 3 items ; Tearsheets, 8 pp.
[2]: Photographs : Photograph of 59th St.- Queensborough Bridge, view from L.I.C. to Roosevelt Island & Manhattan, 1958 (Dept. of Public Works) ; 13 Photographs of model, photograph by Louis Checkman ; Contact sheets of model: 4 sheets.
[3]: Negatives.
Box 26 Folder 05 to 10
Developed by the School of Architecture, Columbia University, under sponsorship of Richard L. Ottinger and family; Percival Goodman and Alexander Kouzmanoff, Co-cordinators.
[1]: Non-inventoried Correspondence & Project Descriptions, 1964-1966; includes correspondence with Dean Kenneth Smith, Jerome L. Wilson, Cornell Capa, Stewart L. Udall, Alex Kouzmanoff, William L. Slayton, George A. Dudley, Albert Mayer, Richard L. Ottinger, Jacob K. Javits, Nelson Rockefeller, Allan Temko, William F.R. Ballard, William F. Ryan and Robert F. Kennedy.
[2]: Misc. Items: Clippings, 7 items ; Press Releases ; Misc. Government Documents ; Public Hearing Statements & Misc. Notes.
[3]:Empire State Architect,vol. 25, no. 4 (July-August 1965); includes article, "Breakthrough to the Hudson River: A Plan for Yonkers to Peekskill," pp. 23-31.
[4]:Break-through to the Hudson River: A Plan for Yonkers to Peekskill, October,1964. School of Architecture, Columbia University; Percival Goodman, FAIA, and Alexander Kouzmanoff, Co-ordinators; Susan Goodman, text; Cornell Capa, photographs. Unbound copy of printed report.
[5]:Break-through to the Hudson River: A Plan for Yonkers to Peekskill, October,1964. Spiral-bound copy inscribed to Percival Goodman from Stewart L. Udall; front cover loose.
[6]:Break-through to the Hudson River: A Plan for Yonkers to Peekskill, October,1964. Hardcover spiral-bound copy.
Box 26 Folder 11 to 12
Proposed by the School of Architecture, Columbia University, as a Community Service; Percival Goodman, Project Director.
[1]: Misc. Items: Non-inventoried Correspondence ; Outline of Urban Design Program ; 2 photocopies of maps of 21st Congressional District, County of Bronx ; 4 Drafts of report, "A Master Plan for Washington Heights and Inwood, New York City."
[2]:A Basis for Discussion; A Master Plan for Washington Heights and Inwood,School of Architecture, Columbia University, n.d. Spiral-bound report, 2 copies.
Box 27 Folder 01 to 08
Prepared for Riverfront Associates, Inc., by The Institute for Urban Environment & School of Architecture, Columbia University; Percival Goodman, Project Director.
[1]: Non-inventoried Correspondence & Project Descriptions, Summary & Draft Report; includes correspondence with Charles Abrams, Hortense Gabel & James Scheuer.
[2]: Photographs by Arnold Newman, photographer, 1966 : 21 photographs, 2 photostats, and contact sheets.
[3]: Misc. Photographs : Site Conditions, 8 photographs, 3 1/2 x 5 in ; Historic maps & views, 5 photographs.
[4]: Non-inventoried Illustrations and Graphic Material; includes drawing & photostats of drawings & plans included in report.
[5]: Negatives.
[6]: "HR." Unbound report with original typescript & photographs.
[7]: "The Harlem River." Unbound draft report, August 1966.
[8]:HR, The Harlem River,August 1966. Spiral-found copy of report.
Box 28 Folder 01a
7 pp., carbon typescript, legal size.
By PG. Text relates to a series of diagrams on New York City, labeled Diagrams A - G, which are signed by PG and dated 2/31, and illustrate the text.
Box 28 Folder 01b
5 pp., carbon typescript.
Relates to series of drawings signed by PG and dated 1931-32 for project of same name.
Box 28 Folder 01c
11 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions, legal size.
The table of contents of the journalT-Square,vol. 2, no. 2 (February 1932) notes that the next issue was to contain an article by PG entitled, "The Education of an Architect." The article does not appear to have been published.
Box 28 Folder 01d
15 pp., carbon typescript, legal size, incomplete ms.
Article with same title was published by Paul Goodman inSymposium,vol. 3, no. 3 (July 1932), pp. 283-304. According to Taylor Stoehr, PG told Stoehr that many of the ideas were PG's.
Box 28 Folder 01e
7 pp., typescript.
[By Percival & Paul Goodman; final draft by Paul Goodman]; See Correspondence file, letter from PG to Wayne Lawson, 11/28/84.
Box 28 Folder 01f
6 pp., carbon typescript.
By PG; published by him inTrend,vol. 2 (Oct.-Nov. 1934), pp. 191-194.
Box 28 Folder 01g
2 pp., typescript.
Typed on stationery of Whitman and Goodman, Inc., signed by PG; diagrams in ink on 2nd page; sketches in pencil on verso.
Box 28 Folder 01h
2 pp., typescript and handwritten additions, legal size.
Relates to article, "Notes on Community Planning,"Architectural Progress,vol. 6, no. 2 (Feb. 1932), pp. 4-6, 23.
Box 28 Folder 02a
1 p., typescript with handwritten additions.
Handwriting attributed to Edith Straus.
Box 28 Folder 02b
1 p., carbon typescript.
Text is same as item 1 above.
Box 28 Folder 02c
21 pp., combined typescript and carbon typescript with revisions.
Box 28 Folder 02d
6 pp., photocopy typescript.
Box 28 Folder 02e
8 pp., photocopy typescript.
Edited version of item 4. above.
Box 28 Folder 02f
7 pp., typescript, legal size.
Prepared by PG for the National Competitions Committee, 2nd draft.
Box 28 Folder 02g
4 pp., mimeograph typescript.
Not by PG, but attached to item 6.
Box 28 Folder 03a
6 pp., typescript, pages ripped in half; photocopy made on archival quality paper.
By Paul & Percival Goodman; probably before 1942; address of 136 East 57th St. noted on 1st page.
Box 28 Folder 03b
8 pp., carbon typescript with minor revisions.
Prepared for architectural profession to consider its role in planning for the post-war community.
Box 28 Folder 03c
13 pp., typescript with minor revisions.
Box 28 Folder 03d
12 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten revisions.
Signed by Percival Goodman & Paul Goodman.
Box 28 Folder 03e
14 pp., carbon typescript with minor revisions.
Published by PG & Paul Goodman as "A Master Plan for New York," The New Republic, vol. 3, no. 21 (Nov. 20, 1944), pp. 656-659; Appendix A in Communitas, 1947, pp. 133-137.
Box 28 Folder 03f
5 pp., typescript with minor revisions.
By Percival Goodman & Paul Goodman; see Communitas (1947), "Notes on Neo-functionalism," pp. 98ff.
Box 28 Folder 03g
10 pp., typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
by Percival Goodman and Paul Goodman, 19 East 48th St.; see Communitas (1947), "The Theory of Home Furnishings, pp. 103ff.
Box 28 Folder 03h
7 pp., carbon typescript.
By Percival Goodman and Paul Goodman. Article of same title published in Chicago Review, vol. 3, no. 1 (May 1949), p. 1.
Box 28 Folder 03i
3 pp., typescript with minor revisions.
Stamped Percival Goodman, Architect, on 1st page.
Box 28 Folder 03j
2 pp., typescript.
Typed on stationery of Percival Goodman, Architect, 19 East 48 St., address of office from 1944-1952.
Box 28 Folder 04a
13 pp., typescript in binder.
By Moore & Hutchins and Percival Goodman, Architects, 11 East 44th St.
Box 28 Folder 04b
3 pp., carbon typescript.
Box 28 Folder 04c
8 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions;
According to letter PG to Betty Moorstein, 5/14/37, ms. of this title was written forThe New Republic,but not published.
Box 28 Folder 04d
11 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions, with clipping and handwritten notes attached.
Box 28 Folder 04e
2 pp., carbon typescript.
Box 28 Folder 04f
2 pp., carbon typescript.
Includes only "Part III - Choice of the Community."
Box 28 Folder 04g
8 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 04h
18 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten revisions.
Revised and enlarged version of item above.
Box 28 Folder 04i
6 pp., carbon typescript; 2nd copy, photocopy on archival paper.
Transcript of Goodman's talk at symposium of the Council for Planning Action, Boston, held at Littauer Center, Harvard University, May 7, 1949; edited version included inSymposium I; "Debunk: a Critical Review of Accepted Planning Principles,(ed. by Blanche Lemco and Elva Marshall), Boston, The Council for Planning, March 1950, pp. 24-27.
Box 28 Folder 04j
5 pp., carbon typescript.
By PG; copy sent to Dr. Leonard Cavallo at Benjamin Franklin High School, 6/3/46.
Box 28 Folder 04k
2 pp., carbon typescript.
Box 28 Folder 04l
2 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
Signed by PG; edited version of item above.
Box 28 Folder 04m
9 pp., typescript, 1st draft.
By PG; another copy in International Herzl Memorial Competition folder, Competitions, Box 3.
Box 28 Folder 05a
3 pp., carbon typescript.
Summary of lecture sponsored by the Baltimore Museum and the Artists' Union of Baltimore; published by PG in Journal of the American Institute of Architects, vol. 18, no. 4 (October 1952), pp. 173-176.
Box 28 Folder 05b
6 pp., mimeograph typescript.
By PG; read before a seminar on Creative Expression at Conference on Moral Standards, held under the auspices of the Jewish Theological Seminary, New York City, Sept. 13-15, 1953; published as "Architecture - the Social Art," in Journal of the American Institute of Architects, vol. 21, no. 1 (January 1954), pp. 11-15.
Box 28 Folder 05c
2 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
Box 28 Folder 05d
2 pp., carbon typescript.
Retyping with revisions of Item above.
Box 28 Folder 05e
5 pp., archival photocopy from thermofax stencil.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 05f
3 pp., typescript with minor revisions.
Signed by PG.
Box 28 Folder 06a
7 pp., carbon typescript.
Published by PG as "Travel Notes: 1960, Architectural Commentary,"The Second Coming Magazine,vol. 1, no. 1 (Jan.-Feb. 1961), pp. 36-39.
Box 28 Folder 06b
5 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 06c
9 pps., typescript.
An edited version published by PG as " Gloomy Glass and the Betrayal of the Bauhaus,"The Second Coming Magazine,vol. 1, no. 2 (July 1961), pp. 46-52; see Item below.
Box 28 Folder 06d
10 pps., typescript.
Box 28 Folder 06f
10 pp., carbon typescript.
By Percival and Paul Goodman; published as "Manhattan Without Cars," Program (Journal of the School of Architecture, Columbia University) (Spring 1961), pp. 35-42; "Banning Cars from Manhattan,"Dissent,vol. 8, no. 3 (Summer 1961), pp. 304-311; reprinted in Paul Goodman,Utopian Essays and Practical Proposals,New York: Random House, 1962, pp. 145-155.
Box 28 Folder 06g
1 p., carbon typescript.
Box 28 Folder 06h
32 pp., typescript.
Box 28 Folder 06i
32 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten revisions.
Edited version of Item above; labeled "Culture of Cities," presented at Mt. Holyoke Conference, 4/28/61.
Box 28 Folder 06j
10 pp., carbon typescript.
By PG; published as "Lincoln Center, Emporium of the Arts," in Dissent, vol. 3, no. 3 (Summer 1961), pp. 333-338.
Box 28 Folder 07a
13 pp., hectograph typescript.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 07b
7 pp., typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
Box 28 Folder 07d
8 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
Lecture on city planning prepared for SAH.
Box 28 Folder 07e
48 pp., carbon typescript.
By PG; article for unidentified encyclopedia.
Box 28 Folder 07f
2 pp., carbon typescript.
Published as "In Praise of Competitions,"Architectural Forum,vol. 117, no. (July 1962), p. 65.
Box 28 Folder 07g
2 pp., carbon typescript.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 07h
4 pp., carbon typescript.
By PG; copy sent to James Felt on 9/10/62.
Box 28 Folder 07i
3 pp., carbon typescript.
By PG, remarks prepared for Metropolitan Council on Housing.
Box 28 Folder 07j
2 pp., carbon typescript with minor revisions.
PG sent copy toWest Side News.
Box 28 Folder 07k
4 pp., carbon typescript with minor revisions.
By PG; published inCooper Union Alumni News,vol. 26, no. 5 (February-March 1963), pp. 16-17.
Box 28 Folder 07l
12 pp., carbon typescript with revisions.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 07m
3 pp., carbon typescript with revisions.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 07n
2 pp., carbon typescript with minor revisions.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 07o
11 pp. (incomplete ms.), carbon typescript with minor handwritten revision.
By PG; published in French as "Evolution de l'Habitat aux Etats-Unis,"Architecture d'Aujourd'hui,no. 120 (April 1965), pp. 64-69.
Box 28 Folder 07p
2 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
Introduction given by PG at service in memory of Le Corbusier held at Low Library, Columbia University and organized by the School of Architecture.
Box 28 Folder 07q
3 pp., carbon typescript.
Box 28 Folder 07r
9 pp., typescript, marked draft.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 07s
6 pp., typescript, marked draft.
Stamped on verso of last page, "Received July 29, 1965;" relates to Item above.
Box 28 Folder 08a
9 pp.; 7 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions with 2 pp. of handwritten notes.
By PG; with note, "Columbia College, Deans Day, 2/66."
Box 28 Folder 08b
8 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 08c
17 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
By PG; published in Tri-Quarterly, No. 8 (Winter 1967), pp. 147-155.
Box 28 Folder 08d
2 pp., carbon typescript.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 08e
5 pp., carbon typescript.
By PG; relates to seminar on student housing held at University of Iowa, Iowa City, in May of 1967, in which PG participated; see General Correspondence file, PG to Robert F. Sayre (6/20/67); Housing Studies Files, Institutional Proposals, Feasibility Studies & Misc. Projects, Box 16, and related drawings.
Box 28 Folder 08f
2 pp., carbon typescript.
[PG]; relates to Item above.
Box 28 Folder 08g
8 pp., carbon typescript.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 08h
6 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
By PG; published as Part I of "The Concept of Community and the Size for a City," pp. 59-62, in Urban America: Goals and Problems (Hearings before the Subcommittee on Urban Affairs of the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United States) (August 1967), Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967.
Box 28 Folder 08i
8 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
By PG; published as Part II of "The Concept of Community and the Size for a City," pp. 62-65, in Urban American: Goals and Problems (hearings before the Subcommittee on Urban Affairs of the Joint Economic Committee, Congress of the United States) (August 1967), Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1967.
Box 28 Folder 08j
5 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
Signed by PG.
Box 28 Folder 08k
4 pp.; 2 pp., carbon typescript; 2 pp.
2 pp., thermofax sketch by PG, 2 copies, one labeled in pencil, "Monument: Geo Washington Teeth, 68". Note in pencil states, "Sent to L.M. Pockell, Avant Garde". Uncertain if published in Avant-Garde.
Box 28 Folder 08l
6 pp.; 5 pp., typescript paste-up, with 1 p. carbon typescript.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 08m
16 pp. (incomplete text), mimeograph typescript.
By PG; title of Lecture #2 at New School, NY, 1965.
Box 28 Folder 08n
7 pp.; 5 pp., thermofax typescript with handwritten revisions and 2 pp. of handwritten notes attached.'
Title of Lecture #2 at New School, NY, 1965.
Box 28 Folder 08o
9 pp.; 7 pp., carbon typescript, with 2 letters attached.
Excerpts rom talk by PG, Annual Conference, Guild for Religious Architecture; published in Faith & Form, vol. 2 (Summer 1969), pp. 44-46.
Box 28 Folder 09a
2 pp., Carbon typescript.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 09b
15 pp., thermofax typescript with handwritten revisions.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 09c
3 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten revisions.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 09d
13 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
By PG; published as pps. 307-314, in unidentified publication, ca. Feb. 1971.
Box 28 Folder 09e
12 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten revisions, clipping taped to last page.
By PG; note in pencil, "For Richmond College, Journal of Educ."
Box 28 Folder 09f
5 pp., typescript.
PG; an edited version published as "Introduction," Design Quarterly, No. 88 (1973), p. 4. (Issue entitled Industrial Design USA: Human Systems, edited by Patricia Conway.)
Box 28 Folder 09g
15 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
Edited and shortened version published as "Life in the Year 2000," RIBA Journal, vol. 80, no. 7 (July 1973), pp. 318-321; see also, The Double E, Anchor Books: Garden City, New York, 1977 and "Afterword: Communitas Revisited," pp. 225-255, in Communitas, New York: Columbia University Press, 1990.
Box 28 Folder 09h
25 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
Box 28 Folder 09i
25 pp., thermofax typescript with handwritten notes.
Almost identical to Item above
Box 28 Folder 09j
6 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
Box 28 Folder 09k
3 pp., typescript.
Typed on PG office stationery.
Box 28 Folder 09l
11 pp. (p. 1 missing), photocopy of typescript.
Box 28 Folder 10a
14 pp., mimeograph typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
Signed by PG; presented at hearing of Landmarks Preservation Commission, 7/12/77.
Box 28 Folder 10b
8 pp., photocopy of typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
By PG; read of NYC Planning Commission, City Hall, 9/7/77.
Box 28 Folder 10c
14 pp., typescript with revisions
By PG; edited as "Rebirth of Common Sense; We Perish by Our Own Greed or Live Altruistically," The Churchman, vol. 192, no. 6 (August-September 1978), pp. 9-10.
Box 28 Folder 10d
19 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
Box 28 Folder 10e
14 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
Box 28 Folder 10f
2 pp., carbon typescript.
Sent to J.M. K[aplan].
Box 28 Folder 10g
7 pp., text of 5 pp, carbon typescript, with 2 letters attached.
Talk given in honor of Mumford.
Box 28 Folder 10h
13 pp., typescript with numerous handwritten additions.
Lecture given by PG at the Drawing Center, NYC, in conjunction with exhibition, "Visionary Drawings for Architecture and Planning," 3/14/79.
Box 28 Folder 10i
4 pp., typescript with handwritten additions.
Typed on verso of PG stationery; handwritten note states, "For Boston Conference, Urban Design AIA, 10/22-24/79.
Box 28 Folder 11a
3 pp., typescript with minor revisions.
By PG; published in SITES, no. 5 (1981), pp. 11-13.
Box 28 Folder 11b
1 p., typescript.
Published by PG inMacmillan Encylopedia of Architects,1982.
Box 28 Folder 11c
17 pp., typescript with revisions.
By PG; version published as "Architecture Responsive to Human Needs and the Ecological Imperative," inJournal of Architectural Education,vol. 35, no. 1 (Fall 1981), pp. 46-50.
Box 28 Folder 11d
3 pp., typescript.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 11e
4 pp.; 3 pp., carbon typescript with attached card from The Editor, The New York Times.
By PG; same as above.
Box 28 Folder 11f
2 pp., carbon typescript with minor revisions.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 11g
3 pp., typescript with minor revisions.
By PG; published as "The Most Extraordinary Urban Vision in the History of Cities," in "New Yorkers on New York,"Architecture,vol. 77, no. 4 (April 1988), p. 82.
Box 28 Folder 11h
4 pp., typescript with minor revisions.
By PG.
Box 28 Folder 11i
3 pp., typescript with minor revisions.
By PG; first draft of previous text Item above.
Box 29 Folder 01
3 pp., tearsheets.
Box 29 Folder 02
Journal; tearsheets.
Box 29 Folder 03
1 p., tearsheet.
Box 29 Folder 04
PG was the architectural editor and designed the cover.
Box 29 Folder 05
2 pp., tearsheets.
Box 29 Folder 06
1 p., clipping.
Box 29 Folder 07
Offprint.
Box 29 Folder 08
By Paul Goodman and Percival Goodman.
Box 29 Folder 09
Journal; photocopy of article.
By Paul Goodman and Percival Goodman.
Box 29 Folder 10
Journal; photocopy of article.
By Paul Goodman and Percival Goodman.
Box 29 Folder 11
Includes PG's remarks at symposium of the Council for Planning Action, Boston, Littauer Center, Harvard University, May 7th, 1949, pp. 24-27.
Box 29 Folder 12
Reprint.
PG participated in round-table discussion, "A Great Debate," pp. 11-12.
Box 29 Folder 13
Box 29 Folder 14
Journal; tearsheets.
Box 29 Folder 15
Also included are misc. remarks by PG at seminar, pp. 5-7, 11, 13, 15, 18.
Box 29 Folder 16
Box 29 Folder 17
By Paul Goodman and Percival Goodman.
Box 29 Folder 18
By Paul Goodman and Percival Goodman.
Box 29 Folder 19
Journal, 2 copies; tearsheets.
Box 29 Folder 20
1 p., tearsheet.
Box 29 Folder 21
Box 29 Folder 22
PG's remarks, pp. 125-135, 224-227.
Transcript.
Box 29 Folder 23
Box 30 Folder 01
Offprint; 2 copies.
Box 30 Folder 02
Journal; Offprint, 2 copies.
Box 30 Folder 03
Box 30 Folder 04
Box 30 Folder 05
1 p., photocopy.
Box 30 Folder 06
2 copies.
Box 30 Folder 07
Box 30 Folder 08
Offprint.
Box 30 Folder 09
4 pp., photocopy.
Box 30 Folder 10
6 pp., tearsheets.
PG's comments, pp. 47-49.
Box 30 Folder 11
2 copies; tearsheet.
Box 30 Folder 12
2 copies.
Box 30 Folder 13
Box 30 Folder 14
Box 30 Folder 15
Box 30 Folder 16
22 pp., tearsheets
PG's comments, p. 82.
Box 31 Folder 01a
3 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.
Box 31 Folder 01b
5 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten revisions.
"For United Synagogue Convention, Atlantic City."
Box 31 Folder 01c
4 pp., carbon typescript.
Box 31 Folder 01d
7 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten additions.
An edited version published inThe Brooklyn Jewish Center Review,vol. 35, no. 8 (October 1953), pp. 10-11.
Box 31 Folder 01e
3 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten revision.
Office address at 40 E. 49th St., after October 1952.
Box 31 Folder 01f
3 pp., carbon typescript.
Box 31 Folder 01g
2 pages, typescript.
Quoted from Chief Justice Albert Conway, N.Y. State Court of Appeals; note states that PG helped to draft text.
Box 31 Folder 01h
2 pp., typescript.
Box 31 Folder 01i
3 pp., mimeographed typescript.
Box 31 Folder 01j
9 pp., mimeographed typescript with minor revisions.
Text relates to "A Guide for Planning the Synagogue Building,"Journal of the American Institute of Architects,vol. 37, no. 5 (May 1962), pp. 70-74; and text of manuscript, "Functional Elements of Modern Religious Buildings in the U.S.A.", typed 1/17/63.
Box 31 Folder 01k
8 pp., carbon typescript.
English text for L'Arche, special issue on American Judaica, "De la Synagogue au Centre Communautaire."
Box 31 Folder 01l
3 pp., carbon typescript.
Box 31 Folder 01m
5 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
Text included inRecent American Synagogue Architecture,Jewish Museum catalogue, 1963.
Box 31 Folder 01n
4 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions.
Published as "The Essence of Designing a Synagogue,"The National Jewish Post and Opinion(September 27, 1963), p. 13.
Box 31 Folder 01o
3 pp., carbon typescript.
Text same as above, "A Jewish Style;" republished inFaith & Form,vol. 1, Special Issue (ca. 1967), pp. 16-17.
Box 31 Folder 01p
5 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions and additions.
Box 31 Folder 01q
7 pp.; 6 pp. typescript with handwritten revisions, 1 p. thermofax copy.
For American Jewish Historical Society, 4/2/70.
Box 31 Folder 01r
1 p., typescript photocopy, (2 copies).
Text incorporated into "Percival Goodman's Synagogue';" published with his drawings inReform Judaism,vol. 6, no. 6 (March 1978), pp. 8-9.
Box 31 Folder 01s
2 pp., carbon typescript.
In PG's handwriting, "For Selection of Rel. Buildings, AIA, Washington, DC."
Box 31 Folder 02a
8 pp., typescript with handwritten additions by both Paul and Percival Goodman.
Box 31 Folder 02c
11 pp.; 10 pp., typescript with editorial revisions, attached to 1 p., letter from Elliot E. Cohen to PG
Box 31 Folder 02d
11 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions and attached bio sheet.
Box 31 Folder 02e
13 pp., carbon typescript with attached bio sheet.
Box 31 Folder 03
16 pp.; typescript with handwritten revisions and additions by Paul Goodman.
Box 31 Folder 03
16 pp.; carbon typescript with handwritten additions by Paul and Percival Goodman.
Box 31 Folder 04
Journal; photocopy.
Journal; photocopy.
Box 31 Folder 05
Journal; photocopy, including "What Kind of Synagogue," from later issue with letters to editor from Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg and Paul Goodman, pp. 292-293.
Box 31 Folder 06
Journal; tearsheets.
Journal; tearsheets.
Box 31 Folder 07
Journal; tearsheets, with handwritten changes.
Journal; tearsheets, with handwritten changes.
Box 31 Folder 08
Reprint; includes illustrations of PG's buildings.
Reprint.
Box 31 Folder 09
Journal.
Journal.
Box 31 Folder 10
Tearsheets, cols. 719-756.
FromJewish Art, an Illustrated History,edited by Cecil Roth, probably 1961 edition, New York: McGraw Hill Books and London: Allen.
Box 31 Folder 11
Offprint, 2 copies.
Box 31 Folder 12
Exhibition catalogue; text by PG, pp. 20-22.
Box 31 Folder 13
Tearsheets, 2 copies.
Box 31 Folder 14
Offprint.
Includes PG's remarks, AIA Committee on Religious Architecture seminar, "Architecture," p. 60.
Box 31 Folder 15
Box 31 Folder 16
Box 31 Folder 17
Box 31 Folder 18
2 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten editorial note.
Box 31 Folder 18
1 p., carbon typescript.
Box 31 Folder 18
36 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten additions.
Box 31 Folder 18
40 illustrations.
Box 31 Folder 19
An item level inventory of the correspondence in this folder can be consulted in a downloadable Excel spreadsheet.
Box 31 Folder 20
Offprint : Edward Jamilly, "Anglo-Jewish Architects, and Architecture in the 18th and 19th Centuries,"Transactions of the Jewish Historical Society of England,vol. 18, [1954?], pp. 127-141.
10 pp., mimeograph typescript : Rabbi Armond E. Cohen, "Eric Mendelsohn as a Man and Friend," Jewish Museum, May 13, 1954.
Misc. Photographs and Copies of Photographs of Jewish architects: Dankmar Adler, Eric Mendelsohn, Albert Kahn, and Abraham Hirsh.
Box 31 Folder 21
Text by PG; preface and text on Judaism and synagogue architecture. "Functional Elements of Modern Religious Buildings in the U.S.A." 65 pp., typescript, final draft typed 1/17/63.
Box 31 Folder 22
PG to Thomas Creighton, editor of Progressive Architecture (1961 Jul 10) ; PG's Proposal for book on contemporary religious architecture. ; Creighton to PG (1961 Jul 26) ; Creighton to PG (1961 Jul 28) ; Proposal for book on contemporary religious architecture ; Jean Koefoed to PG, with copy of Reinhold Publishing Corporation Contract (1961 Aug 28) ; PG to Koefoed (1961 Sep 6) ; Myron Schoen to Creighton (1961 Sep 7) ; Virginia Dunne, Sec. to Koefoed to PG (1961 Sep 15) ; Creighton to PG, with attached article (1961 Oct 13) ; Koefoed to PG (1961 Nov 28) ; PG to Koefoed (1961 Dec 15) ; Contract between Reinhold Publishing Corporation and PG (1962 Apr 27) ; Koefoed to PG (1962 Jun 6) ; PG to Koefoed (1962 Jun 13) ; PG to Koefoed (1962 Aug 22) ; Koefoed to PG (1962 Sep 18) ; Charles J. Betts, Consulting Architect, Board of Church Extension of Disciples of Christ, to PG, with misc. brochures on church planning (1962 Oct 17) ; PG to Betts (1962 Oct 19).
Box 32 Folder 01
PG was architect to Jewish Theological Seminary for conversion of Warburg Mansion into Jewish Museum.
"New Museum to House Jewish Art Treasures." n.d. (Clipping)
Paul Goodman and Benjamin N. Nelson, "Notes for a Museum of the Jewish Faith," 12/12/44 (12 pp., typescript); Handwritten note on p. 1 from PG to Taylor [Stoehr], 1978, states that article "was written as my proposal for a program when altering the Warburg house into the Jewish Museum in NYC." Published as "Project for a Modern Jewish Museum,"Commentary,vol. 1, no. 4 (February 1946), pp. 15-20.
[Untitled ms. commenting on "Museum Plan"] (2 pp., carbon typescript).
[Untitled outline for arrangement of Jewish Museum], n.d.(19 pp., typescript with additions by unidentified hand and two schematic plans by Percival Goodman).
Box 32 Folder 02
Hillel Levine to PG with enclosed text, "Between Presentation and Representation: Guidelines for the Development of Museum Themes" (1981 Dec 2) ; PG to Levine with enclosed text by PG, "Holocaust Memorial" (1981 Dec 9), 2 copies ; Rabbi Bernard S. Raskas to PG (1981 Dec 23) ; PG to Raskas (1981 Dec 30) ; PG to Levine (1982 Mar 11) ; 2-page copy of text of PG's Memorial to Six Million Jews, 1949-50 ; Clipping.
Box 32 Folder 03
Box 32 Folder 04
Paul Goodman, "The Problem of Religious Art Today," n.d. (1 p., carbon typescript.)
"What is the Relationship Between Religion and Art?" 1952. (3 pp., carbon typescript); Union Theological Seminary [possibly by Paul Tillich]; stamped on verso, Richard Pousette-Dart.
Joseph N. Hettel, "The Cornerstone." 4 pp., (2 copies), typescript and carbon typescript; Typed on sheet, "Journal of the A.I.A., Nov. 1952."
"Ground-Breaking Ceremony," n.d. (1 p., typescript.)
"Symbols and Quotations." (1 p. from unidentified publication, pp. 7 & 8.)
"Architectural Exhibit of Church Buildings," n.d. (1 p.)
Box 32 Folder 05
"Towards an Ideal Synagogue," n.d. (7 pp.)
[Untitled notes on architecture and religious buildings], n.d. (1 pp.)
[Untitled notes from Exodus with accompanying sketches], n.d. (4 pp.; Notes found in 1942 journal.)
[Misc. notes on Sukkah, Jewish symbols, etc.], n.d. (4 pp.)
"Suc[c]oth," n.d. [ca. 1960s]. (3 pp.)
[Untitled notes for talk on architecture and religious buildings], H[ebrew] U[nion] C[ollege], 5/60. (2 pp., handwritten.)
Box 32 Folder 06
Written texts or remarks, for the most part, are by PG. In a few instances they may be by others; names, locations and job numbers for synagogues have been added for identification purposes.
[Untitled discussion about Nassau Community Temple, West Hempstead, NY (#548)], n.d. (4 pp., carbon typescript.) Discussion between Rabbi Shain and PG at time of laying of cornerstone, ca. 1950.
"The Millburn Synagogue," [B'nai Israel, Millburn, NJ (#149)], n.d. (3 pp., typescript.) Signed by PG; description of art & architecture, ca. 1951.
"B[altimore] H[ebrew] C[ongregation]," [Baltimore, MD (#648)], n.d. (4 pp., handwritten.) Biblical references and remarks on religious art & architecture.
"Mural for the Entrance of the Temple: Baltimore Hebrew Congregation," [Baltimore, MD (#648)], n.d. (5 pp., typescript photocopy.) [Text probably by Paul Goodman.]
"Dedication Speech, Congregation Beth El, Springfield, Mass." (#251), 8/15/53. (4 pp., carbon typescript.) By PG.
"Springfield," [Beth El, Springfield, MA (#251)], 8/15/53. (3 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions.) Draft of item 5.
"For Springfield," [Beth El, Springfield, MA (#251), 8/15/53]. (5 pp., handwritten.) Draft of item 5 & 6.
"Jewish Way of Life," [Beth Israel, Lebanon, PA (#252)], 10/25/[53]. (1 p., typescript with handwritten additions.) Radio interview with PG.
"Dedication, Lebanon Speech," [Beth Israel, Lebanon, PA (#252)], 10/28/53. (9 pp., handwritten draft.)
"Address of Percival Goodman, Architect," [Beth El, Providence, RI (#249)], (4/25/54). (3 pp., typescript.)
"Temple Beth El, Providence, R.I., Dedication Speech," (#249) [4/25/54]. (2 pp., carbon typescript.)
"St. Paul - Cornerstone Speech," [Temple of Aaron, St. Paul, MN (#254)], 9/56. (4 pp., handwritten.)
"Speech St. Paul, Minn.," [Temple of Aaron (#254)], n.d. (5 pp., handwritten.)
"A Synagogue Building," 3/31/58. (5 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten revisions.) Program description for a reform congregation in Columbus, OH, probably Temple Israel (#256).
[Untitled ms. on Unitarian Universalist Church, Garden City, NY (#663)], n.d. (3 pp., handwritten draft.)
"Barnert Temple," [Paterson, NJ (#263)], 2/65. (4 pp., handwritten draft.)
"Oak Park, Mich." [Beth Shalom (#859)], 4/65. (15 pp., handwritten draft.) Dedication Speech.
"Rough Draft," n.d. (stamped: received by PG, 4/5/68). (5 pp., carbon typescript.) [Untitled text with Biblical references and description of Adat Ari El (formerly Valley Jewish Community Center and Temple), North Hollywood, CA (#161)].
[Untitled introduction to presentation of preliminary ideas and sketches for unidentified religious building], n.d. (4 pp., handwritten draft.)
[Untitled remarks on synagogue building], n.d. (1 p., handwritten.)
[Untitled preliminary remarks and unlabeled sketches for religious structure], n.d. (3 pp., handwritten.)
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"Proposed Synagogue," p. 19, from unidentified publication. (2 copies; 1 tearsheet and 1 photostat.)
"Synagogue Proposals in a New Traditional Light,"Architectural Record,[ vol. 102, no. 3 (Sept. 1947), pp. 100-101. (Tearsheets.) P. 99, includes Percival and Paul Goodman remarks on "An American Synagogue for Today and Tomorrow," excerpted from "Tradition from Function,"Commentary,vol. 3, no. 6 (June 1947), pp. 542-544.
"Percival Goodman's Synagogue [Synagogue of the Future],"Reform Judaism,vol. 6, no. 6 (March 1978), pp. 8-9. (2 copies of complete issue.)
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American Judaism, vol. 9, no. 3 (Purim 1960). (2 copies of complete issue.) Flora Rheta Schreiber, "Paradox of Percival," pp. 8-9, 34.
Misc. non-inventoried clippings and tearsheets.
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[1]:Recent American Synagogue Architecture,organized by Richard Meier, The Jewish Museum, 1963.
[2]:Churches & Temples: Postwar Architecture,text by James T. Burns, Jr., exhibition sponsored by New York Chapter, American Institute of Architects, 1964.
[3]:Two Hundred Years of American Synagogue Architecture,The Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Waltham, Massachusetts, 1976.
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"Religious Buildings, Building Types Study Number 205,"Architectural Record,vol. 114, no. 6 (December 1953), pp. 117-126. Tearsheets. Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath, "An American Synagogue for Today and Tomorrow," pp. 119-121; includes illustrations of art in PG's Congregation Beth El, Springfield, Massachusetts.
Elenore Lester, "An Ancient Faith in a New World,"National Weekly(Sept. 2, 1956), pp. 8ff. Tearsheets.
Aharon Kashtan, "Synagogue Architecture,"Technion,(June 1967), pp. 9-12. Offprint.
Elliot B. Gertel, "Review Essay (From Beth tefillah to Beth midrash: Learning from Synagogue Histories,"American Jewish History(March 1985), pp. 312-322. Photocopy.
Elliot B. Gertel, "Planning the Modern Synagogue Building,"Conservative Judaism,vol. 38, no. 4 (Summer 1986), pp. 42-50. Tearsheets.
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Central Conference American Rabbis Journal (Oct 1965), Two Problems in Stained Glass Window Chapel Design by Bonnie Farber, Commentary (December 1955), Commentary (February 1956), 2 copies of Vigorous art in the temple from Forum Magazine (May 1959)
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[1]:Time Magazine,vol. 66, no. 12 (September 19, 1955). "The New Churches," pp. 76-81"; includes illustration of Congregation Beth El, Springfield, Mass., p. 79.
[2]:Facts Forum,vol. 5, no. 6 (June 1956). Rene d'Harnoncourt, "Modern Art and Freedom," pp. 12-17.
[3]:CCAR Journal(Central Conference American Rabbis), no. 15, (October 1956). On contemporary synagogue art, pp. 1-27.
[4]:L'Arche,no. 8-9, (Aout-Septembre 1957). Issue on contemporary synagogue art and architecture, including work of PG.
[5]:World Jewry,vol. 7, no. 1 (September 1958). Edouard Roditi, "A Revolution in Synagogue Architecture," pp. 20, 24.
[6]:Building Construction,vol. 5, no. 12 (December 1964). "Houses of Worship", pp. 23-38; includes work by Goodman. Journal; reprint, (2 copies).
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Some of material probably acquired in connection with book on Jewish art edited by Cecil Roth for Massadah Publishing Co., Israel; Jewish Art, an Illustrated History, New York: McGraw-Hill Books and London: Allen, 1961
Ark of Congregation B'nai Amoona, St. Louis, Missouri, ca. 1949. Erich Mendelsohn, architect.
Interior of Milan Synagogue, as remodeled in 1951-54. Eugenio Gentili and Manfredo d'Urbino, architects, with Alessandro Rimini and Ruggiero Rossi.
Sketch for Zilina Synagogue, Czechoslovakia, 1928. Peter Behrens, architect.
Interior of Anshe Maariv, Chicago, 1891. Adler and Sullivan, architects.
Beth Shalom, Elkins Park, 1956. Frank Lloyd Wright, architect; Jacob Stelman, photographer.
Negative of Beth Shalom, Elkins Park, 1956. Frank Lloyd Wright, architect; Jacob Stelman, photographer.
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[1]: Rachel Wischnitzer,Synagogue Architecture in the United States,Philadelphia: Jewish Publication Society of America, 1955. PG's work discussed and illustrated, pp. 136, 141, 143, 146-8, 150-9.
[2]: Peter Blake, editor,An American Synagogue for Today and Tomorrow,New York: The Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1954. Includes PG's, "The Character of the Modern Synagogue," pp. 87-95; "Congregation B'nai Israel, Synagogue & Community Center, Millburn, N.J.," pp. 103-105.
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3 pp., carbon typescript.
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2 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions, letter from John Hess to PG attached
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2 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions
Letter from PG to Joseph Watterson attached (11/28/60).
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2 versions; 3 pp., carbon typescript; 2 pp., carbon typescript with minor revisions, with letters from Myron Kolatch to PG (9/19/60) and PG to Kolatch (10/26/60) attached.
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8 pp., carbon typescript with minor handwritten revisions, letter from PG to Stanley Plastrik attached
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2 versions; 5 pp., carbon typescript, (2/24/66); 7 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten revisions, (2/28/66).
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10 pp., carbon typescript.
Review ofThe Living End, the City and It's Critics,by Roger Starr;The Regional City,edited by Derek Senior;The Architect and The City,edited by Marcus Whiffen;Metropolis on The Move,edited by Jean Gottman and Robert A. Harper;Planning for a Nation of Cities,edited by Sam Bass Warner, Jr., inProgressive Architecture,vol. 48, no. 4
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13 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten revisions.
Review ofBuilding the American City,by the National Commission on Urban Problems;Urban Dynamics,by Forrester;Urban and Regional Planning,by McLoughlin;Planning and Design Workbook for Community Participation,by the Research Center for Urban & Environmental Planning of Princeton University;Perspectives on Housing in a Developing Community,Hinds;Urban Dwelling Environments,by Caminos, Turner & Steffian;An Introduction to Town and Country Planning,Brown and Sherrard, [1970].Progressive Architecture,vol. 51, no. 4.
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2 pp., carbon typescript with handwritten addition, letter from Paul D. Neuthaler to PG attached
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Includes letter from PG to Michael J. Crosbie.
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Includes letter from Michael J. Crosbie to PG attached.
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Offprint, (2 Copies).
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Journal.
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Journal.
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Journal
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Tearsheets, 3pp.
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Tearsheets, 3 pp.
Review ofThe Living End: The City and its Critics,by Roger Starr;The Regional City,edited by Derek Senior;Metropolis on the Move: Geographers Look at Urban Sprawl,edited by Jean Gottmann and Robert A. Harper;Planning for a Nation of Cities,edited by Sam Bass Warner, Jr.;The Architect and the City,edited by Marcus Whiffen.Progressive Architecture,vol. 48, no. 4 (April 1967), pp. 210, 216, 224, 232.
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Tearsheets, 8 pp.
Review ofBuilding the American City,by the National Committee on Urban Problems;Urban Dynamics,by Jay Forrester;Urban and Regional Planning,by J. Brian McLoughlin;Planning and Design Workbook for Community Participation,by the Research Center for Urban & Environmental Planning of Princeton University;Urban Dwelling Environmentsby Horacio Caminos, John Turner & John Steffian;An Introduction to Town and Country Planning,by A.J. Brown and H.M. Sherrad.Progressive Architecture,vol. 51, no. 4, pp. 148, 156, 162, 168, 184, 190, 200, 202.
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Clippin
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Published as "Real War Memorial; Destruction of Slums, an Architect Suggests," 5/17/44.
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On city planning problems in New York City.
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2 pp., carbon typescript; 2nd copy, photocopy.
On war memorials.
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A defense of Riverview, as one of architects of proposed Long Island City housing development; shorter letters published in *New York Times,11/3/45, andHerald Tribune.
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4 pp., typescript. 2nd copy, carbon typescript; 3rd copy, 3 pp., carbon typescript, edited with handwritten revisions.
Proposes recommendations for United Nations Headquarters Commission.
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For Bob Wagner, City Planning Commission on Master Plan for NYC.
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Proposes platform on city planning for next mayor.
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On design of United Nations.
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Published as "'Work-Residence' Zones; Architect, Citing Bulova Case, Suggests Mixed Areas," 9/22/49.
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Protest against State Housing Division designs for China Village proposal in Chinatown.
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By Dr. Margaret Ascher, PG's sister-in-law, concerning projected housing in Chinatown.
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Published as "Percival Goodman Supports Moses Amendment," 9/16/50.
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On architecture and profit.
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Comments on government involvement in housing and urban activities responding to Paul Eisenman's proposal in November 1960 issue.
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On Brooklyn's Cadman Plaza urban renewal area.
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Published as "Bulldozing Communities; architect deplores approach in planning developments," 11/29/62.
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Charles K. Robinson's response to Goodman's letter above.
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Commenting on Edward C. Banfield's review of Charles Abrams'The City is the Frontier.
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Published as "Mass Transit - And what Digging Can Do," 10/21/71; suggesting soliciting aid of Con Ed in construction of Second Avenue Subway tunnel.
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Elimination of unnecessary limousines and city-owned passenger cars in City to improve air pollution.
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Recommendations on public transportation to save money for city.
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On architectural insurance.
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Published as "Reducing Garbage,"East Hampton Star,10/2/80.
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On the building of a NYC monument to the victims of the Holocaust.
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1 p., carbon typescript with handwritten additions.
Recommends removing license plates instead of towing illegally parked cars.
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On PG's Riverview Housing proposal for Long Island City.
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Published 9/84; response to discussion on architectural education.
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1 p., carbon typescript.
Comment on art/architectural collaboration and the omitting of name of architect from account.
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2 pp., typescript with misc. clippings, etc.
Letter against proposed Whitney Museum expansion, with miscellaneous clippings, etc., on Whitney expansion.
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2 pp., hectograph typescript; 2nd p., to the Editor.
On architectural education.
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2 p., 2 copies, typescript.
Concerning journal's coverage of Barcelona Pavilion in August issue.
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1 p., photocopy typescript, with clipping attached.
Proposing way of reducing sales tax evasion by stores.
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1 p., carbon typescript.
Published as "Lost Their Guts," 1/9/89; on urban development.
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Oculus,vol. 43, no. 2 (November 1981).
Oculus,vol. 45, no. 4 (December 1983).
Oculus,vol. 45, no. 5 (January 1984); includes PG's "A Free-Will Offering to St. Bart's," with related drawings, p. 5.
Sites,6 (1982); includes PG's "An Open Letter (a free-will offering) to St. Bartholomew's Church," with related drawing, p. 35.
Misc. correspondence and copies of drawings.
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Oculus,vol. 47, no. 7 (March 1986); includes PG's letter to editor with related drawings, p. 13.
4 original satirical drawings related to Guggenheim Museum addition.
Copy of text of letter to editor.
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3 pp., carbon typescript. On PG letterhead.
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2 pp., handwritten notes.
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Summarizes PG's lecture on "Architecture," relating to texts of items 9 and 10 above.
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9 pp., typescript with handwritten revisions, carbon typescript and letter to PG.
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PG office address, 1860 Broadway, from 1955-68.
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2 pp.; 1 p., handwritten notes attached to 1 p., letter to PG from Nathan Cabot Hale.
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8 pp., handwritten notes with attached letter to PG from Justin Schorr.
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Talk given again at Columbia [University], 10/65.
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7 pp.; correspondence, press releases and introduction for symposium and exhibition of Architectural League and Artist-Craftsmen of New York.
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6 pp.; 5 pp., typescript, with attached letter from PG to L.V. Malmquist.
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10 pp; 8 pp., carbon typescript with 2 handwritten letters from Mumford to PG.
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Published as in article, "Buildings are Judgmental II," Ramparts, vol. 13, no. 8 (May-June 1975), pp. 47-49.
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Reverse is handwritten text for memorial meeting for Ben Nelson, 11/11/77.
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Notes for all but Lecture 3, with illustrations. PG gave 8 lectures on NYC, Sept. - Nov. 1965.
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Transcription from tape with talk by PG on "Making Living Space Livable"
3 copies; 1 unedited typescript; 2 edited carbon typescript copies, one containing additional handwritten notes.
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(Includes notes with date of 1968.)
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Lecture on the city of Yonkers, Oct. 1967.
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Includes notes on "Pollution" for Pace College, October 1968.
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Summary of talk published as "the Haunting Question of Irrelevance," Faith & Form, vol. 2 (July 1969), 21-22.
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Lecture at Providence, [Temple Beth El?], "Times of Change," May 1974.
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Pratt, [Lecture on "Illustrated Guide to Utopia"], March 1984.
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Translations and slide lists provided by Chiu-Hwa Wang.
[1]: Misc. non-inventoried material, including correspondence, photographs, brochures, synopses, and newspaper announcement and report.
[2]: [Modern Family], (April 25, 1981), vol. 83. PG's comments and those of other panelists, in Chinese journal, pp. 78-85, from symposium on "Art, Architecture & the Environment," held March 29, 1981 at Architect's Union of Tapei, Taiwan.
[3]: Texts of PG's lectures, written after the lectures and intended for publication: "I. Roots of Modern Architecture," 18 pp., typescript; "II. The Future of Architecture," 22 pp., typescript; III. Can the Visual Arts Be Reunited," 23 pp., typescript; "IV. On Architectural Education," 15 pp., typescript.
[4]: Texts of PG's lectures, 2nd copy, typescript photocopy with editorial changes.
[5]: PG's Taiwan Lectures, "Roots of Modern Architecture," slides and miscellaneous illustrations, with lists prepared by Chiu-Hwa Wang.
[6]: PG's Taiwan Lectures, "The Future of Architecture," slides and miscellaneous illustrations, with lists prepared by Chiu-Hwa Wang.
[7]: PG's Taiwan Lectures, "Architecture and Art," slides and miscellaneous illustrations, with lists prepared by Chiu-Hwa Wang.
[8]: Misc. Illustrations Relating to Taiwan Lectures. (Clippings & Drawings). e Environment," held March 29, 1981 at Architect's Union of Tapei, Taiwan.
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Typescript.
Typescript text of lecture; see flier, in Box 1, Folder 11.
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Handwritten notes for lecture; see flier, in Box 1, Folder 11, for title and date.
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[1]: [Title Page], "Table of Contents", "Introduction" & "Appendix". 41 pp., typescript.
[2]: "I. Greek Architecture." 136 pp., typescript.
[3]:"II. Roman Architecture." 73 pp., typescript.
[4]:"III. The Christian Revival of Ancient Art." 62 pp., typescript.
[5]:"IV. Romanesque Architecture." 73 pp., typescript.
[6]: "V. Gothic Architecture." 165 pp., typescript.
[7]: "VI. The Renaissance in Italy." 57 pp., typescript.
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2 Edited Typescript Versions & handwritten notes. Chapter not included in final manuscript.
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Handwritten notes written on reverse pages of spiral-bound volume.
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Typescripts and Photocopies & Lists of Drawings for "A Direction for Post-Modern Revivalism."
[1]: "A Direction for Post-Modern Revivalism," 38 pp., typescript (1981-85) ; "A Direction for Post-Modern Revivalism," 38 pp., photocopy of typescript, with handwritten notes and reduced photocopies of drawings (1981-85) ; "PG Postmodern Series," 1 p., handwritten by Chiu-Hwa Wang. List of drawings by number (1991 Aug 29) ; "A Direction for Post-Modern Revivalism: Synopsis of Captions for Accompanying Drawings. 2 pp., typescript.
SITES,(1986), Issue 16/17; includes PG's "A Direction for Post-Modern Revivalism," pp. 50-65.
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Miscellaneous untitled sketches, primarily for Post-Modern Revivalism Series.
63 items.
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Synopsis of a Proposal to the Governments of Great Britian [sic] and Greece"
Synopsis of a Proposal to the Governments of Great Britian [sic] and Greece," n.d. and map showing "Area Proposed for Location of the Monuments."
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Typescript and Copies of Drawings
"The Houses ONE to TEN," n.d. 11 pp., typescript ; Copies of drawings. 11 pp., photocopies of photographs of original drawings ; 10 slides.
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Misc. Texts, Correspondence & Copies of Drawings for "Herodium Drawings" (Drawings of Reconstruction of the Herodium II after the Description of Josephus)
[Original drawings donated to Avery Library, Centennial Drawings Archive.]
[1]: Prepared by students of Chiu-Hwa Wang, Tamkang University, Tapei, Taiwan, Fall 1989. (27 1/4 x 28 1/8 x 10 in.) : Introduction (Herodium drawings)," by PG, n.d. 1 p., typescript ; Introduction (Herodium drawings)," by PG, n.d. 1 p., thermofax typescript ; "The Herodium II." 1 p., typescript, with typescript note to PG and Naomi from Ray [Lifchez] ; "Percival Goodman's Herodium Drawings," revised 2/1/91. 9 pp., photocopy ; "Percival Goodman's Herodium Drawings." 10 pp., photocopy; 5 pp., text by Raymond Lifchez; 5 pp., 1 p., text by PG, 4 pp., photocopy of reduced photographs of original drawings.
[2]:Places[1991], vol. 7, no. 3; includes "Percival Goodman's Herodium Drawings," by Raymond Lifchez, pp. 86-89.
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Typescript, Summaries and Copies of Drawings for "An Illustrated Guide to Utopia."
[1]: "Table of Contents, Foreword, Introduction, and the Republic." 47 pp., typescript and carbon typescript.
[2]: "The New Atlantis." 44 pp., typescript.
[3]: "The City of the Sun." 37 pp., typescript.
[4]: "Utopia." 62 pp., typescript.
[5]: "News from Nowhere." 55 pp., typescript.
[6]: Misc. Non-inventoried Items : Misc. pages, including brief summaries of "An Illustrated Guide to Utopia," and PG Bio. 5 pp ; Photocopies of photographs of original drawings.
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"Le Palais Duvallier." 2 pp., photocopies ; "'Happy Dazs,' Mansion for Ferdy & Ismelda Marcos." 2 pp., photocopies.
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9 items; sketches, preparatory drawings, site plans.
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(Tearsheets, clippings & press-clipping paste-ups)
"Percival Goodman's Symbiotic Farm; where every man works in both industry and agriculture,"Interiors,vol. 105 (May 1946), pp. 63-65.
Architectural Forum(June 1947), pp. 140, 142, 144.
American City(May 1947);Newark Evening News(May 11, 1947);Hastings on Hudson Press(May 30, 1947);St. Louis Post-Dispatch[(June 15, 1947).
The New Leader(May 24, 1947).
McClurg Book News(Feb. 1947);New York Herald Tribune(April 8, 1947);Philadelphia Inquirer(May 4, 1947);Indianapolis Times(April 19, 1947);Bridgeport Post(April 20, 1947);Publisher's Weekly(April 26, 1947).
New York Times [Book Review](June 1, 1947), [p. 15].
Westchester Features Syndicate(n.d.).
Retail Bookseller(Feb. 1947);New York Herald Tribune(April 27, 1947);The Nation(May 17, 1947).
New York Times Book Review(June 1, 1947), p. 15.
[The Nation](May 17, 1947).
Fortune(October 1948), pp. 191-192, 194, 196.
The American City(May 1947), p. 115.
Interiors(n.d.), p. 18.
The Village Voice(Nov. 10, 1960), pp. 4, 6.
Frank J. Popper, "The Goodmans' Search for Utopia,"Planning(Feb. 1975) pp. 36-38.
Michael J. Crosbie, "Shaping our Thinking - and Buildings,"Architecture(December 1987), pp. 147-149.
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Special issue devoted to Paul Goodman.
"Our Means of Livelihood and Our Ways of Life," introduction from second edition of Communitas, pp. 81-86; "The Utopian Community," review of Communitas, by Colin Ward, pp. 87-96.
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Original Flier/Order form forCommunitas,2 copies.
Cover to original hardback edition.
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Clipping fromArchitectural Recordwith plans of Moscow.
10 photographs of models of Frank Lloyd Wright's Broadacre City and Plywood, Usonian, and "Suntop" Quadruple Plan Houses. Photographs by Roy E. Petersen and F.S. Lincoln.
[See General Correspondence files, Eugene Masselink, Secretary to Frank Lloyd Wright, to [Percival] Goodman, 9/17/45.]
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PG to Nathan Glazer (1959 Jan 30) ; Glazer to Paul & Percival Goodman (1959 Apr 24) ; PG to Jason Epstein (1959 May 11) ; Epstein to PG with contract between Goodman and Random House (1959 May) ; Epstein to PG (1959 May 14) ; PG to Glazer (1959 Oct 15) ; Glazer to PG (1959 Oct 28) ; Lewis Mumford to PG (1959 Nov 15) ; Naomi Goodman to Glazer (1959 Nov 19) ; [Glazer] to Percival & Naomi Goodman ; PG to Paul Goodman with agreement between Random House and Goodmans attached (1960 Jun) ; PG to J.[M.] Kaplan (1960 Sep 28) ; John A. Krout to PG (1960 Oct 24) ; PG to Arthur J. Benline (1961 Jan 18) ; PG to Epstein (1961 Aug 11) ; Fumihiko Maki to PG (1961 Aug 2) ; PG to Maki, 8/16/61. (1961 Aug 16) ; Misc. packing slips.
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Edited typescript with handwritten revisions; pp. 208-209, Appendix D, paste-ups of pp. 140-141 from 1947 edition.
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5 pp., handwritten.
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30 sheets.
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Center of town, Guernavaca, Mexico (B-22), [p. 50].
The Housing Project (B-25), ["The 'Project'," p.55].
Moscow Univ. (C-11), ["University of Moscow (circa 1939)," p. 69]
Ill. C-15 ["Calligraphs," p. 73]
The Marines transport a geodesic dome 1950 (C-17), ["Marine Corps transports Geodesic dome (1950)," p. 76].
Geodesic Dome Nylon Skin. B.F. 1956? U.S. Trade Fair, Afghanistan,(C-19), ["Geodesic dome at Trade Fair, Afghanistan (1956)," p. 79].
Black Mountain College (D-21), [p. 110].
Ill. Third Class of Goods (E-8), [p. 130].
Shelter not used for subsistence living (Ill. G-16), ["Mon Repos," p. 210].
Plan - Double decking 5 Ave. 34 St to 59 St (AA-2), [p. 236/268].
Section through 5 Ave (AA-3), [p. 237/269].
St. Patricks day Parade (51st St) (AA-5), ["On St. Patrick's Day," p. 238/270].
5 Ave Looking N. from 47 St. (AA-6), [p. 239/271].
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Inscribed "for Helen & Moe from Percy April 1947"; signed "Percival Goodman" and "Paul Goodman"; copy given to Helen and Moe Ascher, parents of Naomi Goodman; Illustrations cut out and used to prepare illustrations for revised edition.
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First edition, hardback.
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Second edition, revised, paperback.
Box 41 Folder 03
Second edition, revised, paperback.
Pages of Appendix renumbered in pen in preparation of 1990 edition.
Box 41 Folder 04
Reprint of 1960 revised second edition, with new preface by Paul Goldberger, and addition of "Afterward: Communitas Revisited," by Percival Goodman.
Box 41 Folder 05
Spanish edition.
Translated by Emilio and Jorge Colombo.
Box 41 Folder 06
Japanese edition, inscribed by "With Respect, To Mr. Percival Goodman, Jan 22. 1968, Fumihiko Maki and Hiroshi Matsumoto"; Maki, architect, and Matsumoto, town planner and Maki's brother-in-law, were translators.
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Italian edition.
Translated by Carlo and Daniele Doglio.
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First edition, paperback.
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"The Double E, Synopsis." 5 pp., typescript with handwritten additions and correction tape.
"A Footnote: On Cooking and Eating," pp. IX-23 - IX-26. 4 pp, typescript.
"Chapter VIII. The Building Trade & Housing." 22 pp., combined typescript and thermofax typescript with minor revisions. Earlier draft for Chapter XIII ofThe Double E.
"The Need for Utopian Planning." 14 pp., carbon typescript. Earlier draft for Chapter V of The Double E.
"Double E Illustrations," 11/8/76. 6 pp., typescript.
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Typescript.
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Includes note, "Original ms. containing full set of illustrations, (published version omitted a good many)."
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Box 43 Folder 03 to 04
Bound photocopy with editorial corrections.
Box 44
Misc. illustrations and captions relating to The Double E. (Original ink drawings, photocopies, clippings & photograph)
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Misc. notes removed from boxes labeled,The Double E.
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Misc. clippings removed from boxes labeled,The Double E.
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Misc. pamphlets & notes removed from boxes labeled,The Double E.
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Misc. clippings removed from boxes labeled,The Double E.
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Misc. pamphlets & notes removed from boxes labeled,The Double E.
Box 47 Folder 01 to 02
Misc. notes removed from boxes labeled,The Double E.
Box 47 Folder 03
Misc. clippings removed from boxes labeled,The Double E.
Box 47 Folder 04 to 05
Misc. pamphlets & notes removed from boxes labeled,The Double E.
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Note on p. 3, Table on Contents page, states that the next month issue was to contain article "Education of An Architect," by Percival Goodman.
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Incomplete; cover missing; part of pp. 33 & 34 cut out.
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Flier on Buckminster Fuller's Dymaxion House inserted in journal.
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Photograph of sculpture inserted in journal.
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Sketches by PG on back page.
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5 pp., typescript.
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5 pp., carbon typescript.
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Reprint.
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Photocopy; inscribed by author, "To Percy."
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Reprint; inscribed by author, "For Edgar Kaufmann."
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Photocopy.
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Tearsheets, pp. 97-118.
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Tearsheets.
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Issue.
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Tearsheet.
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Photocopy.
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Photocopy.
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Reprint.
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49 pp.; 48 pp., hectograph typescript, with 1 p. of correspondence.
Author's name not known; signature not legible.
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26 pp.; photocopy.
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Bound photocopy.
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Box 49
2 lantern slides : exterior and interior.
Box 49
4 lantern slide : perspective renderings ; 3 glass color transparency, exterior and sanctuary.
Box 49
3 lantern slides : exterior, expanded sanctuary, sanctuary.
Box 49
5 lantern slides : exterior of sanctuary, exterior, sanctuary, memorial wall.
Box 49
3 lanterns slides (1 broken) : plans and perspective rendering of sanctuary interior.
Box 49
6 lantern slides (3 broken) : aerial view, plan, perspective rendering of exterior of sanctuary, main entrance, social hall, and sanctuary.
Box 49
2 lantern slides (1 broken) : exterior and santuary.
Box 49
7 lantern slide (1 broken) : exterior of social hall at night, interior of chapel, colored perspective rendering of sanctuary, exterior view, sanctuary facing ark, sanctuary interior, downstairs lobby.
Box 49
6 slides of furniture and interiors, including interior of Villa Savoye.
Some slides were probably used for PG lecture of the 1930s.
Box 49
1 lantern slide, labeled "Apt. for Mrs. Straus."
Box 49
1 lantern slide, labeled "Projected Jewish Memorial" (Broken).
Roll A227.07c
2 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.08b
1 architectural drawing.
Roll A227.08a
11 architectural drawings.
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Box 53 Folder 04
1 perspective rendering, ink on tracing paper and 1 drawing, plan and section, ink on tracing paper.
Roll A227.07a-b
27 architectural drawings [2 rolls]
Roll A227.08c
18 architectural drawings.
Drawer 335 Folder 01
Original Drawings.
Roll A223.02
Xeroxs.
Roll A227.09
49 architectural drawings.
Drawer 335 Folder 05
Black ink and gouache on board (24 7/16 x 29 7/8 in.)
Drawer 335 Folder 05
Black ink and pencil on board (approx. 16 3/16 x 30 in.)
Drawer 335 Folder 05
Perspective Rendering of Housing Units : Gouache over pencil on board (18 7/16 x 29 7/8 in.)
Drawer 334 Folder 06
Black ink, ink wash, pencil on board,
Drawer 334 Folder 06
Black ink and ink wash on board,
Box 53
Portfolio containing 10 interior perspectives [to have been presented to Columbia Pictures].
Drawer 334 Folder 07
Creator: Whitman & Goodman, Architects, 132 E. 58th St., N.Y.C.
Perspective : Black ink on board (22 x 22 3/4 in.)
Drawer 334 Folder 05
Black ink and pencil on board.
Drawer 334 Folder 05
Perspective Rendering of Housing Units.
Drawer 335 Folder 06
"Development for Housing of 112 Familes and 128 Bachelors," Perspective, Plan and Excerpts from Prospectus : Black and red ink, colored wash and pencil on board (23 x 39 ¼)
Box 53 Folder 05
1 photostat of drawing.
Drawer 334 Folder 08
Plot and Floor Plans : Black and red ink on board (21 3/4 x 30 in.)
Drawer 334 Folder 09
Floor Plans : black ink, gouache and construction paper (pieces missing) on board (22 x 29 13/16 in.)
Roll A223.16c
Rolled photostat shows complete drawing, without missing pieces housed.
Drawer 335 Folder 04
Perspective, conte on illustration board.
Drawer 334 Folder 11
Perspective : gouache over pencil with black ink borders on illustration board (22 x 29 5/8 in.)
Drawer 334 Folder 10
Perspective : gouache, pencil with black ink borders on illustration board (15 1/2 x 16 1/16 in.)
Box 53 Folder 05
Drawings, charts and diagrams showing transportation systems, circulation, development, etc., in New York City and "Working City."
Drawer 334 Folder 04
Perspective, black crayon on illustration board.
Box 53 Folder 06
1 drawing with 2 perspective renderings, Conte, graphite and ink on board, 15 x 20 in.
Box 53 Folder 07
Perspective, interior, gouache on board, 15 x 20 in.
Drawer 343 Folder 01
[Developed by the School of Architecture, Columbia University, New York, New York under the sponsorship of Richard L. Ottinger and family; Co-coordinators: Percival Goodman and Alexander Kouzmanoff; see published report and file box, Planning Projects.]
Drawer 343 Folder 02
"Perspective at Corner 42nd St. and Fifth Ave.", Plan of N.Y. Public Library, and Section : Black ink on board with black ink and gouache on paper glued to board.
Drawer 343 Folder 02
"Perspective at St. Patricks - The Parade", and "Fifth Avenue, Promenade Level," 49th to 51st Streets : Black ink and board and black ink and ink wash on paper glued to board, attached on back to smaller board.
Drawer 343 Folder 02
Perspective of Grand Army Plaza at 60th St. looking south and Plan of Fifth Avenue Lower Level : Black ink on board and black ink and gouache on paper glued to board and continued on board.
Drawer 343 Folder 02
"Grand Army Plaza," Plan of Promenade Level : Black ink on board, 20 x 30 in.
Drawer 343 Folder 02
"Plan at Fifth Avenue, Promenade Level." Street Plan with Projected Volumes of Buildings, Fifth Avenue from 33rd to 42nd Streets : Black ink on board, 20 x 30 in.
Drawer 343 Folder 02
Fifth Avenue from 42nd to 51st Streets, Street Plan with Projected Volumes of Buildings : Black ink on board.
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Fifth Avenue from 51st to 59th Streets. Street Plan with Projected Volumes of Buildings : Black ink on board.
Drawer 343 Folder 02
"Grand Army Plaza" Section : Black ink on board.
Drawer 343 Folder 02
"Perspective at Corner 33 St. and Fifth Ave.", "Plan at 34th St. Entrance," and "Typical Transverse Section" : Black ink on board.
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Percival Goodman, Project Director.
Perspective drawings of "Ill. H.T., B.A.", [Harlem Triangle Site and the Triboro Bridge Approach], "Randall's Island [Site], ill. A," "Randall's Island [Site], ill. B," "Randall's Island [Site], ill. C," "Randall's Island [Site], ill. D," "Bronx [Terminal] Market Site, HRP," "Bronx [Terminal] Market Site, ill. B," "Sedgwick" [Avenue Site], "Fordham" [Road Site], "IND" [Yards Site], "Harlem River Park" [A Lineal Park on the Harlem River], "Sedgwick" [Avenue Site], "Bronx [Terminal] Market Site, HRP," "Macombs Dam Site"; and 13 misc. photostats, negative, etc.
Roll A227.04
6 architectural drawings; Prepared for the Riverfront Associates, Inc. by The Institute for Urban Enviroment, School of Architecture, Columbia University; Percival Goodman, Project Director.
Roll A227.05
27 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.06
10 architectural drawings.
Drawer 334 Folder 03
Percival Goodman and Chiu-Hwa Wang.
10 architectural drawings.
Drawer 335 Folder 02
3 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.03
38 architectural drawings.
Box 53 Folder 09
4 drawings on tracing paper, 1 drawing on paper, 4 photostats, 2 misc. sheets, copies of plans.
Box 53 Folder 04
Percival Goodman, FAIA, Architect; C.H. Wang, Associate Architect
1 drawing, plan, in black ink, colored marker, pencil and colored pencil on tracing paper.
Drawer 343 Folder 06
Park Avenue from 97th to 132nd Streets; see files in Planning Projects
Perspective, Black ink and ink wash on board, 20 x 30 in.
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Perspective, Black ink, ink wash and goauche on board, 20 x 30 in.
Drawer 343 Folder 06
Perspective, "View at 125 Street," Black ink on tracing paper, 13 1/4 x 20 3/4 in.
Drawer 343 Folder 06
Plan from 96th to 118th Streets, Pencil, colored pencil and black ink on tracing paper,
Drawer 343 Folder 06
Plan from 118th to 132nd Streets, Pencil, colored pencil and black ink on tracing paper, 18 x 32 1/2 in.
Drawer 343 Folder 06
Perspective, Black ink and ink wash on board, 20 x 13 in.
Roll A227.01
Pomerance & Breines, Andrew J. Thomas & Percival Goodman, Architects; Sugarman and Palmer, Associates
11 architectural drawings.
Drawer 334 Folder 01
Pomerance & Breines, Andrew J. Thomas & Percival Goodman, Architects. Sugarman and Palmer, Associates.
"Long Island City Housing Project." [Perspective] : Black ink, wash and gouache on board, 15 x 20 in.
Roll A227.02a-c
Percival Goodman, Project Director, Columbia University School of Architecture
6 architectural drawings.
Drawer 343 Folder 05
Percival Goodman, Project Director, Columbia University School of Architecture.
Plans, "Basic Section and "Construction Module." Black ink and marker over pencil on tracing paper, approx. 36 1/4 x 15 in.
Drawer 343 Folder 05
Percival Goodman, Project Director, Columbia University School of Architecture.
"Proposed Additional Facilities for United Nations." Text glued to board, approx. 33 x 15 in.
Roll A227.10a
3 architectural drawings.
Roll A224.07
8 architectural drawings.
Roll A224.04
15 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.10c
2 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.10b
Percival Goodman, FAIA; A. Epstein & Sones, Architects
1 architectural drawing.
Roll A227.15b
3 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.14
24 architectural drawings.
Roll A224.01, A224.02, A224.03
101 architectural drawings [3 rolls].
Box 54 Folder 03
3 perspective renderings, exterior and 1 photostat of perspective rendering, exterior.
Roll A227.10d
3 architectural drawings.
Roll A224.05b
Percival Goodman, Val Michelson, Assoc. Architects
2 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.10e
1 architectural drawing.
Roll A224.06
14 architectural drawings.
Roll A224.11, A224.12, A224.13
80 architectural drawings [3 rolls].
Box 52 Folder 07
13 copies of drawings and 25 original drawings.
Box 54 Folder 03
4 perspective renderings, pencil on tracing paper.
Roll A227.15a, A227.15d
Percival Goodman FAIA, Architect; Stanley James Goldstein, Assoc. Architects
10 architectural drawings [2 rolls].
Roll A224.10
25 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.10g
1 architectural drawing.
Roll A223.07a
19 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.11a
1 architectural drawing.
Roll A224.16
32 architectural drawings.
Roll A223.16d
19 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.11b
4 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.11c
2 architectural drawings.
Roll A224.09b
14 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.11d
1 architectural drawing.
Roll A224.08
8 architectural drawings.
Roll A224.09a
6 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.11e
1 architectural drawing.
Roll A227.12a and A227.12b
Percival Goodman, Architect; Todd & Giroux, Architects.
63 architectural drawings [2 rolls].
Roll A227.15c
4 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.11f
1 architectural drawing.
Roll 108.02b
21 architectural drawings.
Roll A224.14, A224.15
Percival Goodman, FAIA, Architect; Quinlivan, Pierik, Krause, Architects
18? architectural drawings [2 rolls].
Roll A227.16
44 architectural drawings.
Roll A223.08a-b
7 architectural drawings.
Roll A227.13
Percival Goodman, Architect; Severud, Elstad & Kruger, Structural Engineers; Levy & O'Keefe, Mechanical Engineers; Samuel Lerner Associates, Resident Architectural Engineers.
49 architectural drawings.
Drawer 334 Folder 02
Box 53 Folder 08
Exterior Perspective, Courtyard, graphite and Conte on matted board; 17 1/2 x 23 in.
Roll A224.05a
1 architectural drawing.
Box 54 Folder 02
Temple Israel of Great Neck (Great Neck, NY): 3 drawings on yellow tracing paper, glued to paper, including plan of Bema and Sketches Showing Possibilities for decoration of Ark Wall.
The Jewish Center of the Hamptons (Easthampton, NY): Perspective rendering, exterior, black ink on paper.
Drawing for Unidentified Urban Synagogue: Perspective rendering, exterior, black ink, wash and gouache over pencil on paper.
Box 52 Folder 12
18 Drawings.
Roll A223.07c
4 architectural drawings.
Box 53 Folder 01
Architectural Drawings.
Roll A223.10c
22 architectural drawings.
Roll A223.09
8 architectural drawings.
Roll A223.10a
8 architectural drawings.
Roll A223.10b
9 architectural drawings.
Roll missing
2 architectural drawings.
Drawer 343 Folder 03
Drawer 343 Folder 07
Box 53 Folder 11
2 exterior perspective, design sketches of "Proposed Medical Arts Bldg."
Box 53 Folder 12
Performing & Visual Arts Bldg," Exterior Perspective; "Lower Campus Ctr," Interior Perspective; "Proposed Lower Campus Center," Exterior Perspective.
Box 53 Folder 13
Sections and plans.
Roll A223.11, A223.12
79 architectural drawings.
Roll A223.13b
11 architectural drawings.
Roll A223.14
12 architectural drawings.
Roll A223.13a
18 architectural drawings.
Roll A223.15
22 architectural drawings.
Box 54 Folder 06 to 08
35 drawings.
Box 54 Folder 05
11 drawings.
Box 54 Folder 01
Black line photostat of drawing by N[ejat] Goekbelen, Turkish student of PG, New York, 1950; Includes caricatures of Professors Kenneth Smith and PG at left, and Professors Talbot Hamlin and PG and Dean Arnaud at top center; Goekbelen at lower right center.
Box 54 Folder 09
"The Republic": 11 drawings.
Box 54 Folder 10
"New Atlantis": 11 drawings.
Box 54 Folder 11
"City of the Sun": 7 drawings.
Box 54 Folder 12
"Utopia": 10 drawings.
Box 54 Folder 13
"News from Nowhere": 15 drawings.
Roll A223.16c
7 architectural drawings.
Box 54 Folder 04
3 preparatory drawings for "An Illustrated Guide to Utopia," ca. 1980; 1 preparatory drawing for "Road to Mount Parnassus" Series, ca. 1983; 2 Drawings relating to The Double E and Taiwan Lecture, "The Future of Architecture"; 2 preparatory drawings for The Double E; 1 Misc. Drawing & 2 Charts, probably related to Taiwan Lecture, "The Future of Architecture."
Drawer 421-425