Summary Information
At a Glance
Bib ID |
8641981
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Creator(s) |
Bond, J. Max, Jr.
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Harlem Urban Development Corporation
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Battery Park City Authority
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Davis Brody Bond Aedas
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Davis, Brody & Associates
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Bond Ryder James, Architects, P.C.
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Bond Ryder Associates
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Title |
J. Max Bond Jr. papers, 1955-2009 |
Physical Description |
28 document boxes; 4 print boxes |
Language(s) |
English
, French
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Access |
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. |
Arrangement
Arrangement
The collection is made up of six series: Office Records, Personal Papers, Faculty Papers, Professional Papers, Project Records, and Reference Materials.
Description
Scope and Content
This collection documents the life and career of J. Max Bond, Jr., one of the most influential and prominent African-American architects and educators in the United States. The collection primarily documents Bond's professional activities rather than his building projects; however, the collection does contain project records and office records. The collection is made up of six series: Office Records, Personal Papers, Faculty Papers, Professional Papers, Project Records, and Reference Materials.
Series I: Office Records contains papers related to the architectural firms where J. Max Bond, Jr. served as principal or partner. The series is made up of financial papers, the firms' mission statements, firm brochures, project photographs for the firm brochure, project lists and portfolios, some correspondence, and legal papers. The series in divided by subseries according to the firm, and include: Subseries 1: Bond Ryder Associates, Subseries 2: Bond Ryder James, Subseries 3: Davis Brody Associates, and Subseries 4: Davis Brody Bond, which also includes records for Davis Brody Bond Aedas.
Series II: Personal Papers is made up of some correspondence, pocket diaries/day planners, event invitations, Bond's Ghana Driver's License, alumni material for the Cambridge School and Harvard Graduate School of Design, photographs and slides from various travels and of family members, an oral history transcript of Bond's mother Ruth Clement Bond, and papers related to South Africa protests and activism.
Series III: Faculty Papers documents J. Max Bond, Jr.'s diverse career as an educator at institutions including Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana, Columbia University, and City College of New York. The series includes the research study Banda Nkwanta spearheaded while Bond was an instructor at KNUST. For the most part, the series contains reports and studies, some syllabi and class notes, and limited correspondence.
Series IV: Professional Papers is the heart of the collection and contains materials related to work done by J. Max Bond, Jr. outside of the various architectural firms he practiced in. The majority of the material in the series relates to the many juries, panels, design award juries and working group Bond served on throughout his career, as well to Bond's work with Architects' Renewal Committee in Harlem (ARCH). The series also includes lectures and writings by J. Max Bond, Jr..
Series V: Project Records covers J. Max Bond, Jr.'s architectural career spanning from his work in Ghana during the 1960s to his work with Davis Brody Bond Aedas in the 2000s. Documentation for each project is very incomplete and rarely include original architectural drawings. When there are original drawings for a project, they tend to be floor plan sketches in ink on yellow trace paper. Overall, project records usually contain some of the following: correspondence, floor and site plans, publicity materials, project proposals, reports, studies, photographs and slides. Projects represented in the collection include, among others, Apollo Performing Arts Center, Bolgatagna Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana), East St. Louis Housing, Frederick Douglass Circle, Harvard Club of New York City, Kentucky Center for African American Heritage, Langston Hughes Branch Library, Lionel and Gladys Hampton Houses, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change, New York University Dormitory, Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, and The Studio Museum in Harlem.
Series VI: Reference Materials includes clippings, pamphlets, essays, and books collected by Bond on topics such as architecture, urban planning, public housing, Harlem, Africa, and other related themes.
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Series I: Office Records
contains papers related to the architectural firms where J. Max Bond, Jr. served as principal or partner. The series is made up of financial papers, the firms' mission statements, firm brochures, project photographs for the firm brochure, project lists and portfolios, some correspondence, and legal papers. The series in divided by subseries according to the firm.
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Series II: Personal Papers
is made up of some correspondence, pocket diaries/day planners, event invitations, Bond's Ghana Driver's License, alumni material for the Cambridge School and Harvard Graduate School of Design, photographs and slides from various travels and of family members, an oral history transcript of Bond's mother Ruth Clement Bond, and papers related to South Africa protests and activism.
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Series III: Faculty Papers
documents J. Max Bond, Jr.'s diverse career as an educator at institutions including Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana, Columbia University, and City College of New York. The series includes the research study Banda Nkwanta spearheaded while Bond was an instructor at KNUST. For the most part, the series contains reports and studies, some syllabi and class notes, and limited correspondence.
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Series IV: Professional Papers
is the heart of the collection and contains materials related to work done by J. Max Bond, Jr. outside of the various architectural firms he practiced in. The majority of the material in the series relates to the many juries, panels, design award juries and working group Bond served on throughout his career, as well to Bond's work with Architects' Renewal Committee in Harlem (ARCH). The series also includes lectures and writings by J. Max Bond.
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Series V: Project Records
covers J. Max Bond, Jr.'s architectural career spanning from his work in Ghana during the 1960s to his work with Davis Brody Bond Aedas in the 2000s. Documentation for each project is very incomplete and rarely include original architectural drawings. When there are original drawings for a project, they tend to be floor plan sketches in ink on yellow trace paper. Overall, project records usually contain some of the following: correspondence, floor and site plans, publicity materials, project proposals, reports, studies, photographs and slides. Projects represented in the collection include, among others, Apollo Performing Arts Center, Bolgatagna Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana), East St. Louis Housing, Frederick Douglass Circle, Harvard Club of New York City, Kentucky Center for African American Heritage, Langston Hughes Branch Library, Lionel and Gladys Hampton Houses, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change, New York University Dormitory, Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, and The Studio Museum in Harlem.
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Series VI: Reference Materials
includes clippings, pamphlets, essays, and books collected by Bond on topics such as architecture, urban planning, public housing, Harlem, Africa, and other related themes.
Publication Date
1955-2009
Using the Collection
Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library
Restrictions on Access
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.
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction
Permission to publish must be obtained in writing from the Director, Avery Architectural & Fine Arts Library, Columbia University, 1172 Amsterdam Ave., MC 0301, New York, NY 10027.
Preferred Citation
J. Max Bond, jr. papers, 1955-2009, Department of Drawings & Archives, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University.
Related Material
J. Max and Ruth Clement Bond Papers at Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University Library.
About the Finding Aid / Processing Information
Columbia University Libraries, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library
Processing Information
This collection was processed by Shelley Hayreh, Archivist of Drawings & Archives in 2011.
Revision Description
2011-10-25 File created.
2019-05-20 EAD was imported spring 2019 as part of the ArchivesSpace Phase II migration.
Subject Headings
The subject headings listed below are found in this collection. Links below allow searches at Columbia University through the
Archival Collections Portal and through
CLIO, the catalog for Columbia University Libraries,
as well as ArchiveGRID,
a catalog that allows users to search the holdings of multiple research libraries and archives.
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Genre/Form
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"Nat'l / Int'l Archives:" "ArchivedGRID" |
American Institute of Architects. New York Chapter |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Architects' Renewal Committee in Harlem (New York, N.Y.) |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Architects/Designers/Planners for Social Responsibility/New York |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Architecture -- Ghana |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Architecture -- South Africa |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Architecture -- Study and teaching |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Architecture -- United States -- Designs and plans |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Architecture -- Zimbabwe |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, Ala.) |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Bond, J. Max, Jr. |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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City University of New York. City College |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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City University of New York. City College. School of Architecture, Urban Design and Landscape Architecture |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Columbia University. Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Community development -- New York (State) -- New York. |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Harlem Urban Development Corporation |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Harvard University. Graduate School of Design |
Portal
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CLIO
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Housing rehabilitation -- New York (State) -- New York |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Library architecture |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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National Organization of Minority Architects (U.S.) |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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National University of Science and Technology (Bulawayo, Zimbabwe) |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Pratt Institute. Center for Community and Environmental Development |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Public housing -- Africa |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Public housing -- Designs and plans |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Public housing -- New York (State) -- New York |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Regional Plan Association (New York, N.Y.) |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Studio Museum in Harlem |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Urban Land Institute |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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Urban renewal -- New York (State) -- New York |
Portal
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CLIO
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ArchiveGRID
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History / Biographical Note
History
J. Max Bond, Jr. was born on July 17th, 1935 in Louisville, Kentucky. He was the second of three children born to James Max Bond, Sr. and Ruth Elizabeth Clement Bond. His father, a prominent American educator, served as President of the University of Liberia during the 1950s.
As the son of two educators, Bond grew up on various university campuses in the South. The Bond family lived on the campus of Dillard University from 1938 to 1940 where J. Max Bond, Sr. served as Dean. The family moved to Alabama in 1940 when Bond, Sr. accepted the position of Dean of the School of Education at the Tuskegee Institute (today Tuskegee University). From 1944 to 1947, the family lived in Port-au-Prince, Haiti where Bond, Sr. worked for the US State Department's Inter-American Educational Foundation. After living in Haiti for a few years, the family settled back in the US in Atlanta, GA. Bond, Jr. attended Booker T. Washington High School in Atlanta. After graduating in June of 1949, Bond was accepted into Morehouse College, however, his parents felt he was too young for college. In the fall of 1949, Bond entered into The Cambridge School in Cambridge, MA. The train rides between Atlanta and Washington were segregated during this time so Bond would have to change to or from a segregated car in the train yard at D.C. Bond was the second African American student to attend the Cambridge School. He later wrote that "If [the Cambridge School] was a progressive school I can't imagine what a conservative one would have been like."
Bond was one of 11 African American students out of 1100 admitted to Harvard College in the fall of 1951. He graduated magna cum laude in June 1955, majoring in Architectural Science. In the fall of 1955, Bond entered the Harvard Graduate School of Design. Before entering, he was interviewed by Serge Chermayeff and he later wrote that they had a lively exchange where Chermayeff was impressed or at least amused by his youthful cockiness.
Bond's first year at H.G.S.D. proved challenging. As Bond later wrote, a faculty member at the School took him aside and said, "Mr. Bond you seem like a bright young man, but there have never been any great Negro Architects. So why don't you pick another profession." Despite the challenges facing minority students in H.G.S.D. , Bond continued to pursue his degree, graduating in 1958 with a Master of Architecture.
Bond spent the summer after obtaining his M.Arch. at H.G.S.D. in Tunisia. The architectural landscape had a strong impact on Bond, writing later, "I loved the spare landscape (including the olive groves) and the repetition of domes and arches. All in all it was the most impressive architectural experience I had ever had." In the fall of 1958, Bond left Tunisia for France on a Fulbright Grant where he worked with André Wogenscky, Le Corbusier's Chef d'Atelier. Bond worked on projects such as the Unite d'habitation de Briey-en-foret and a submission for a C.I.A.M. meeting.
Leaving France in the fall of 1960, Bond moved to New York where he worked for a time at Gruzen & Partners and later for Pedersen & Tilney. During this time, Bond met his wife Jean. They were married on October 7th, 1961.
Max and Jean moved to Accra, Ghana in the fall of 1964 because, as he wrote later, "of our interest in Africa and Pan-Africanism, [and because we shared] the feeling that Nkrumah was creating a progressive Socialist state. Others in our group shared the desire to live outside the U.S. Du Bois was in Ghana and we felt we could contribute something."
In Ghana, Bond work as an architect for the Ghana National Construction Company. While with the G.N.C.C., Bond worked on projects of interest to President Kwame Nkrumah, including the President's office and residence as well as the Regional Library in Bolgatanga. The Ghana Library Board had programmed several new regional libraries as part of the country's campaign to achieve full literacy. Therefore, the building was designed to include reference, adult and children's sections, and a small auditorium for the literacy program. The design of the building was based on local architecture in that each major space is expressed almost as a separate building, and all are entered from a common area. The building was designed to respond to the local hot-dry climate by natural means rather than by relying solely on air-conditioning. It was probably Bolgatanga Library that he had in mind when he wrote later, "I've always felt I grew up as an architect in Ghana."
Bond began his teaching career in 1965 as an instructor at the University of Science & Technology in Kumasi, Ghana. He accepted the position just a few months before Nkrumah was overthrown in a military coup in February 1966. Every summer, the U.S.T. sponsored research programs for the students, in which they would either work in the school's design office or go out to document villages and indigenous architecture. For one of these research programs, Bond spearheaded a report, Banda Nkwanta, in which the students measured a village and then in studio proposed ways of providing new neighborhoods. Bond later wrote, "Those of us on the faculty learned as much as the students."
Max and Jean returned to the US in the 1967, now with two children (Carey, born December 1964 and Ruth, born May 1966). Back in New York, Bond helped establish and served as the executive director of the Architect's Renewal Committee in Harlem (A.R.C.H.), one of the early community design centers that developed during the late 1960s and 1970s.
In 1968, Bond started teaching at Columbia in the Graduate School of Architecture & Planning. He served as Assistant and Associate Professor from 1969 until 1980, Professor from 1980 to 1985, and Chairman Division of Architecture from 1980 to 1984. After leaving Columbia, Max became the Dean of the School of Architecture and Environmental Studies at City College of New York until 1991.
In 1969, Max co-founded with Donald P. Ryder the architectural firm Bond Ryder Associates. The firm quickly became one of the leading African-American architecture firms in New York and the East Coast. From its inception, the firm was involved in a broad range of projects, including: medium and high density urban housing; urban planning and design; university, religious, and community complexes.
Max served as design architect for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center and Dr. King's entombment. The architecture of the Center was designed to reflect the nature of Dr. King's work and the continuing Civil & Human Rights Movement. Therefore, the formal organization, building proportions, elements and materials each have a spiritual, cultural, and in some cases economic relationship to the goals of the Center.
In 1983, the firm became Bond Ryder James, Architects, P.C. Alongside J. Max Bond, Jr. and Donald P. Ryder as principals was John A. James. Some of the notable projects designed by the firm include Schomburg Center in New York; the Studio Museum in Harlem; several housing developments; Permanent Mission of India to the U.N.; Birmingham Civil Rights Institute; and the Housing Study Choice and Flexibility in Housing for Battery Park City.
In 1991, Bond Ryder Associates joined forces with Davis, Brody Associates. As one of the four partners of DBA, Max continued to be responsible for the planning and design of major institutional, residential, cultural, and commercial developments. DBA associates included Tibbalds-Monro in London, Mwamuka-Mercuir in Harare, and Linda Mvusi/DA in Johannesburg. In 1994, the firm became Davis Brody Bond, which later became Davis Brody Bond Aedas. Davis Brody Bond served as the associate architect for the National September 11 Memorial and Museum at the World Trade Center. At his death, Bond was the partner in charge of the museum portion of the memorial.
Besides being an educator and an architect, Bond was also very active in a larger professional realm. His extensive community service commitments included membership on the New York City Planning Commission from 1980 to 1986, the Municipal Arts Society Board, Board of Regents to the American Architectural Foundation, and the Trustee Board of the Studio Museum of Harlem. Max also served on many juries, panels, and design award juries including New York State Council on the Arts-Infill Housing Design Competition, Jamaican Governor General's Design Awards, the National Endowment for the Arts panels and the Presidential Design Awards Jury, and the Chrysler Awards. He was also a part of President-Elect Clinton's Round Table on "Design Initiatives Toward an Inclusive and Competitive America."
Among his many awards and honors are Honorary Doctorate from New Jersey Institute of Technology, membership with the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; Award for Architecture from the Atlanta Urban Design Commission for the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center; 1987 Whitney M. Young, Jr. citation Award from the American Institute of Architects; and the Harry B. Rutkins Memorial Award for Service the Profession from the New York Chapter of the AIA.
J. Max Bond, Jr. died of cancer at the age of 73 on February 18, 2009.
[Quotes have been taken from biographical notes stored on Bond's Desktop Files located in Box 26, Folder 8.]
Series I: Office Records
contains papers related to the architectural firms where J. Max Bond, Jr. served as principal or partner. The series is made up of financial papers, the firms' mission statements, firm brochures, project photographs for the firm brochure, project lists and portfolios, some correspondence, and legal papers. The series in divided by subseries according to the firm.
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Subseries 1: Bond Ryder Associates
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Box 01: Folder 08 |
Back Bay Station
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1994 |
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Legal Agreements with Kallman McKinnell & Wood, Architects, Inc.
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Box 01: Folder 09 |
Correspondence
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1993-1995 |
Box 01: Folder 10 to 19 |
Finances and Accounts Receivable
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1987-1989 |
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10 folders.
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Box 01: Folder 20 |
Firm Brochures
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ca. 1970s-1980s |
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Includes notes and photographs. (2 folders)
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Box 29 |
Firm Brochure Matted Photographs
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ca. 1970s-1980s |
Box 01: Folder 22 |
Firm Stationary and Business Cards
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undated |
Box 01: Folder 23 |
Lawsuit
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2000 |
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The Dime Savings Bank of New York, FSB, against Trevor A. Salmon, Crossland Savings FSB, New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, J. Max Bond Jr. & Donald P. Bond Ryder Architects PC. Ryder, The United States of America.
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Box 01: Folder 24 |
Project List
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ca. 1980s |
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Subseries 2: Bond Ryder James
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Box 01: Folder 01 |
Corporate Records Binder
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1983-1990 |
Box 01: Folder 02 |
Finances
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1984-1986 |
Box 01: Folder 03 to 04 |
Firm Brochures
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ca. 1980s |
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(2 folders)
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Box 01: Folder 05 |
Philosophy and Statement of Master Planning
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1989 |
Box 01: Folder 06 |
Photographs for Firm Brochure
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undated |
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Mostly images of MLK Center, but also includes images of Equitable Building, Studio Museum, and Boltanga Library.
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Box 01: Folder 07 |
Portfolio of Housing Designs
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undated |
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Includes project summaries of Marcus Garvey Park Housing, Atlantic Terminal Housing, Hampton Houses, Mary Holmes College Dormitories, Battery Park City, Towers on the Park Condominiums, Douglass Circle Housing.
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Subseries 3: Davis Brody Associates
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Box 02: Folder 01 to 04 |
Administrative Papers
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1992-1993, 1995-1996 |
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(4 folders)
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Box 02: Folder 05 |
Agreement, DBA and Larsen Associated Architects
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1993 |
Box 02: Folder 06 |
Agreement, DBA and TRW, Inc.
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1993 |
Box 02: Folder 07 |
Area Guide
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undated |
Box 02: Folder 08 |
Correspondence
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1990-1995 |
Box 02: Folder 09 to 11 |
Finances
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1990-1995 |
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(3 folders)
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Box 02: Folder 12 |
Firm Brochures
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ca. 1990 |
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Includes new clippings on the DBA.
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Box 02: Folder 13 |
Magazine Surveys and Questionnaires
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1989-1991 |
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Engineering News-Record, Interior Design Magazine, Building Design & Construction, Modern Healthcare, Crain's NY Business.
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Box 02: Folder 14 |
Marketing
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1991-1994 |
Box 02: Folder 15 |
Partners' Binder
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1990 |
Box 02: Folder 16 to 18 |
Partners' Meeting Minutes and Notes
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1990-1995 |
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(3 folders)
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Box 02: Folder 19 |
Relocation to London
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1995 |
Box 02: Folder 20 to 24 |
Tibbalds Monro Partnership
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1994-1996 |
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(5 folders)
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Box 03: Folder 01 to 07 |
Zimbabwe Projects
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1991-1993 |
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(7 folders)
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Subseries 4: Davis Brody Bond
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Box 03: Folder 08 to 21 |
Administrative Papers
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1995-2002, 2004-2008 |
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(14 folders)
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Box 04: Folder 01 |
Aedas Annual Review
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2006 |
Box 04: Folder 02 |
Agreements, Steve Davis
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1999-2001 |
Box 04: Folder 03 |
Bentsi-Enchill, Letsa & Mate, Legal Practioners
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2000 |
Box 26: Folder 01 |
"Build-A-Shelter," Intern Project
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2006 |
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Images of project done by DBB interns stored on CD-ROM.
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Box 04: Folder 04 |
Contact List
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2003 |
Box 26: Folder 02 |
Freelon/Bond
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undated |
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Publicity Handout announcing the partnership of The Freelon Group and Davis Brody Bond in the planning and design for the National Museum of African American history and Culture on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
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Box 04: Folder 05 to 18 |
Finances and Accounts
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1998-2007, 2009 |
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(14 folders)
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Box 04: Folder 19 |
Firm Brochures
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ca. 2000s |
Box 26: Folder 03 |
House Consultant Services for Urban Design
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2002 Oct 18 |
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Presentation Report presented to Lower Manhattan Development Corporation.
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Box 04: Folder 20 |
Ivory Coast Housing
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1998 |
Box 26: Folder 04 |
Kazakhstan Presentation
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2006 Jul |
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PowerPoint Presentation stored on CD-ROM.
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Box 04: Folder 21 |
Notes
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2007-08 |
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Includes some correspondence.
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Box 04: Folder 22 |
U.S. General Services Administration
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1997-2003 |
Series II: Personal Papers
is made up of some correspondence, pocket diaries/day planners, event invitations, Bond's Ghana Driver's License, alumni material for the Cambridge School and Harvard Graduate School of Design, photographs and slides from various travels and of family members, an oral history transcript of Bond's mother Ruth Clement Bond, and papers related to South Africa protests and activism.
Box 04: Folder 23 |
Pocket Diaries / Day Planner
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1984-1994 |
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12 items.
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Box 05: Folder 27 |
Berea College Founders' Day Celebration in honor of James Bond
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2003-2004 |
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Includes a group photo of members of the Bond Family including J. Max Bond, Jr. and Julian Bond.
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Box 05: Folder 28 |
Bond Family Tree
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2004 |
Box 05: Folder 29 |
Cambridge School of Weston, The
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1951 |
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Yearbook and Certificate.
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Box 05: Folder 30 |
Correspondence
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1980-81, 1985-1992, undated |
Box 26: Folder 05 |
Correspondence
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1966 Mar 28 |
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1 Letter from J. Max Bond, Jr. to his parents Dr. and Mrs. J. Max Bond, sent from U.S.T. in Kumasi, Ghana.
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Box 26: Folder 06 |
Digital Photos
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2001-2002 |
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Images stored on CD-ROM.
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Box 05: Folder 31 |
Event Invitations
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1994 |
Box 05: Folder 32 to 34 |
Event Invitations
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2000s |
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(3 folders)
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Box 05: Folder 35 |
Events and Talks
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1990-2007 |
Box 05: Folder 36 |
Ghana
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1964, 1998, 2005 |
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Correspondence and other papers regarding the construction of a personal home for J. Max and Jean Bond in Ghana; also included is J. Max Bond, Jr.'s Ghana Private Motor Driver's License issued in 1964.
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Box 05: Folder 37 |
Harvard University Graduate School of Design
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1993 |
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Alumni Material.
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Box 05: Folder 38 |
HistoryMakers, J. Max Bond Documentary Project
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2002-2007 |
Box 06: Folder 01 |
New York State Education Department Identification
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1962 |
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Includes a photograph of J. Max Bond, Jr.
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Box 33: Folder 11 |
Notebooks
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2 items; includes sketches and floor plans.
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Box 06: Folder 02 |
Photograph, Unidentified Portraits
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ca. 1900, ca. 1990s |
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Possibly relatives of J. Max Bond, Jr. [?]
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Box 06: Folder 03 |
Photographs, J. Max Bond, Jr.
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1963, 1980s-1990s |
Box 06: Folder 04 |
Photographs, Miscellaneous
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1980s |
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Includes photographs from vacations and various family functions; locations include Cuba, Columbia, Tuskegee, Martha's Vineyard, the Hamptons.
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Box 06: Folder 05 |
Riverbend Housing Company, Inc.
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1969-1973 |
Box 06: Folder 06 |
Ruth Clement Bond Oral History Transcript
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1992, 2007 |
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Interview conducted by Jewell Fenzi for The Foreign Affairs Oral History Collection of the Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training.
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Box 06: Folder 07 |
Selective Service System
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1957-1960 |
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Includes Notice of Classification and Order to Report for Armed Forces Physical Examination.
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Box 06: Folder 08 |
Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Zeta Boule of New York
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2000-2006 |
Box 06: Folder 09 |
South Africa Protests
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1960s |
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Includes Unity Movement Pamphlets, Memorandums and Addresses by Dr. Horace Mann Bond, I.B. Tabata.
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Box 06: Folder 10 |
South Africa Protests
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1981-1985 |
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Includes "An Open Letter to Michael I. Sovern, President of Columbia University, From the Black Faculty and Administrators of Columbia University."
|
|
Box 06: Folder 11 |
Tom Feeling Sketches
|
1988 |
Box 24: Folder 08 |
Slides, Afghanistan
|
1955 |
|
Taken by George Bond(?)
|
|
Box 24: Folder 09 |
Slides, Bond Ryder Principals & Associates
|
undated |
|
Image of J. Max Bond with Bond Ryder Associates.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 10 |
Slides, Cuba
|
1968, 1980 |
Box 26: Folder 07 |
Slides, Davis Brody Bond
|
undated |
|
Image of J. Max Bond, Jr. with DBB associates.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 11 |
Slides, India
|
1957 |
Box 24: Folder 12 |
Slides, India
|
1999 |
Box 24: Folder 13 |
Slides, Malawi
|
1965 |
Box 24: Folder 14 |
Slides, Malawi
|
undated |
Box 24: Folder 15 |
Slides, Malawi House and Blantyre
|
1963 |
Box 24: Folder 16 |
Slides, Malawi School
|
1963 |
Box 24: Folder 17 |
Slides, Miscellaneous
|
1966, 1968 |
|
2 slides of an unidentified home.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 18 |
Slides, Miscellaneous
|
1985 |
|
Includes images of a parade possibly in Harlem celebrating MLK, Jr. and various images taken during a trip to Europe.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 19 |
Slides, Miscellaneous
|
1960 |
|
Includes images of family members, Puerto Rico, Dakar, and Morgan State.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 20 |
Slides, New York City
|
undated |
Box 24: Folder 21 |
Slides, North Africa
|
1959-1998 |
Box 24: Folder 22 |
Slides, Oakland
|
1992 |
Box 24: Folder 23 |
Slides, Ruth and Carey Bond
|
19671 |
Box 24: Folder 24 |
Slides, Washington, D.C.
|
1989 |
Box 24: Folder 25 |
Slides, Washington, D.C.
|
1986 |
|
Includes images of D.C. House and Family.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 26 |
Slides, Washington, D.C.
|
1968 |
|
Includes images of D.C. House and Family.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 27 |
Slides, Zimbabwe
|
undated |
Box 24: Folder 28 |
Photographs, City College Commencement
|
ca. 1990 |
Box 24: Folder 29 |
Photographs, Langston Hughes Library Ground Breaking Ceremony
|
1999 |
Box 24: Folder 30 |
Photographs, St. Louis, MO
|
1998 |
Box 25: Folder 09 |
Clippings, Bond Family Members
|
1969-1997 |
Series III: Faculty Papers
documents J. Max Bond, Jr.'s diverse career as an educator at institutions including Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Kumasi, Ghana, Columbia University, and City College of New York. The series includes the research study Banda Nkwanta spearheaded while Bond was an instructor at KNUST. For the most part, the series contains reports and studies, some syllabi and class notes, and limited correspondence.
Box 05: Folder 01 |
A. Philip Randolph Village Study
|
1991 |
|
Collaborative studio between CU GSAPP and City College Architectural Center at CCNY School of Architecture and Environmental Studies.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 02 |
Allen R. Hite Art Institute, Frederic Lindley Morgan Chair
|
1993 |
|
Correspondence and JMB's resume.
|
|
Box 25: Folder 23 |
Banda Nkwanta
|
ca. 1966 |
|
Research study done at University of Science & Technology in Kumasi, Ghana.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 03 |
City College of New York
|
1994 |
|
Architecture Dean Search Committee.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 04 |
City College of New York
|
1997 |
|
Architectural History Project.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 04A |
City College of New York
|
1991 Feb |
|
Five Year Plan for School of Architecture and Environmental Studies.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 05 |
City College of New York
|
1988-1991 |
|
Notes and Reports.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 06 |
City College of New York
|
1996-1997 |
|
Sesquicentennial Gala.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 07 |
City College of New York
|
1990-1992 |
|
School of Architecture and Environmental Studies.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 08 to 09 |
City College of New York
|
1985-2003 |
|
Correspondence. (2 folders)
|
|
Box 30: Folder 01 |
Columbia University, "How We Spent Our Spring Vacation"
|
1974 |
|
Prepared by the second year studio of the Graduate School of Architecture and Planning.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 10 |
Columbia University, "People as Builders: Strategies for Vitalizing Minority Communities"
|
1979 Dec 15 |
|
"A proposal for an exhibit and symposium to be held at the Graduate School of Architecture and Planning, Columbia University."
|
|
Box 05: Folder 11 |
Columbia University Point
|
1983-1985 |
|
Request for project submissions to be considered for publication; also included is a listing of minority students and faculty in the Graduate School of Architecture and Planning during 1983-1984.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 12 |
Columbia University, A Charrette on Housing for Harlem
|
1984 Jul |
|
Draft report of the Charrette held at Columbia University on December 3 and 4, 1983; Prepared by the Minority Student Faculty Organization.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 13 |
Columbia University, A Proposal for a National Center for Housing and Neighborhood Development
|
1979 Oct 24 |
|
Submitted to the Ford Foundation by the Graduate School of Architecture and Planning and The Phelps-Stokes Fund.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 14 |
Columbia University, Comprehensive Studio III
|
1973-76 |
Box 05: Folder 15 |
Columbia University, Correspondence
|
1968-69, 1975-1983 |
Box 05: Folder 16 |
Columbia University, Faculty of Architecture and Planning
|
1976 Sep 28 |
|
Meeting Minutes.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 17 |
Columbia University, Interdepartmental Memorandums
|
1973-1985 |
Box 05: Folder 18 |
Columbia University, Report on the Trip to Southern Schools and Universities to Recruit Black Students for the School of Architecture
|
1969 Mar 19 |
Box 05: Folder 19 |
Columbia University, Shelter Design Study of Washington Heights--Inwood Neighborhood
|
1982 Jun |
Box 05: Folder 20 |
Columbia University, Architecture Workshop
|
1984 |
|
Indo-US Subcommission on Education and Culture.
|
|
Box 05: Folder 21 |
Faculty Appointment Announcements
|
1974-1976 |
Box 05: Folder 22 |
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi
|
1967 |
Box 05: Folder 23 to 24 |
Tulane University School of Architecture
|
1999 |
|
(2 folders)
|
|
Box 05: Folder 25 |
University of Louisville
|
1998-1999 |
Box 05: Folder 26 |
University of Michigan
|
2002-2003, 2007 |
Series IV: Professional Papers
is the heart of the collection and contains materials related to work done by J. Max Bond, Jr. outside of the various architectural firms he practiced in. The majority of the material in the series relates to the many juries, panels, design award juries and working group Bond served on throughout his career, as well to Bond's work with Architects' Renewal Committee in Harlem (ARCH). The series also includes lectures and writings by J. Max Bond.
Box 06: Folder 16 |
African Projects, Angola
|
1989 |
|
Correspondence, notes, and proposals.
|
|
Box 06: Folder 17 |
African Projects, Ghana
|
1996 |
|
Correspondence, notes, proposals and clippings.
|
|
Box 06: Folder 18 |
African Projects, Lagos
|
2005 |
|
Correspondence, notes, and proposals.
|
|
Box 06: Folder 19 |
African Projects, Togo
|
1990 |
|
Correspondence, notes, proposals and clippings.
|
|
Box 06: Folder 20 |
AIA Baltimore
|
1998 |
Box 06: Folder 21 |
AIA Certificates
|
2002-2007 |
Box 06: Folder 22 |
AIA Continental Europe, Conference
|
2004-2005 |
Box 06: Folder 23 |
AIA Continental Europe, Conference
|
2004 |
Box 06: Folder 36 |
AIA General
|
1987-2005 |
|
Max Whitney M. Young Citation, 1 photograph of Max Bond, and Miscellaneous correspondence.
|
|
Box 06: Folder 24 |
AIA Heritage Ball
|
2005 |
|
Honoring J. Max Bond; includes video of the event on CD-ROM.
|
|
Box 06: Folder 25 |
AIA Heritage Ball
|
2005 |
Box 06: Folder 26 |
AIA Honor Awards for Regional and Urban Design Jury
|
2006-2007 |
Box 06: Folder 27 |
AIA International Committee
|
2008 |
Box 06: Folder 28 |
AIA National Convention
|
2007 |
Box 06: Folder 29 |
AIA New York Chapter
|
1994-1999 |
Box 06: Folder 30 to 32 |
AIA New York State
|
1992-2006 |
|
(3 folders)
|
|
Box 06: Folder 33 |
AIA Philadelphia
|
1996 |
Box 06: Folder 34 |
AIA Staten Island
|
2000-2001 |
Box 06: Folder 35 |
AIA Washington D.C.
|
1994-2000 |
Box 07: Folder 01 |
AIA/Architectural Record Continuing Education
|
2001 |
Box 07: Folder 02 |
American Academy in Rome
|
1995-1997 |
Box 07: Folder 03 |
American Academy of Arts and Sciences [1 of 2]
|
1996-2004 |
Box 07: Folder 04 |
American Academy of Arts and Sciences [2 of 2]
|
1996-2004 |
Box 07: Folder 05 |
An American Architect: J. Max Bond, Jr.
|
1992 |
|
Student paper by Joseph Bergamini for Professor Tony Schuman at New Jersey Institute of Technology.
|
|
Box 07: Folder 06 |
Architects and Engineers for Obama
|
2008 |
|
"An Evening on the New Public Works: Design & Policy Excellence in Public Housing and Infrastructure."
|
|
Box 07: Folder 07 |
Architects' Renewal Committee in Harlem (ARCH)
|
1968-1973 |
Box 07: Folder 08 |
Architects' Renewal Committee in Harlem (ARCH)
|
1968-1969 |
Box 07: Folder 24 |
Architect's World, The
|
1968 |
|
Poster promoting Bond.
|
|
Box 07: Folder 09 |
Architects/Designers/Planners for Social Responsibility
|
1968 |
|
Conference.
|
|
Box 07: Folder 10 |
Architects/Designers/Planners for Social Responsibility
|
1990 |
|
New York Chapter.
|
|
Box 07: Folder 11 |
Architects/Designers/Planners for Social Responsibility
|
1991 |
|
Forum.
|
|
Box 07: Folder 12 |
Architectural License, Connecticut
|
1993-2008 |
Box 07: Folder 13 |
Architectural License, Delaware
|
2008-2009 |
Box 07: Folder 14 |
Architectural License, District of Columbia
|
1994-2006 |
Box 07: Folder 15 |
Architectural License, Georgia
|
2004-2009 |
Box 07: Folder 16 |
Architectural License, Illinois
|
1998-2006 |
Box 07: Folder 17 |
Architectural License, Kentucky
|
1998-2007 |
Box 07: Folder 18 |
Architectural License, Louisiana
|
2000-2009 |
Box 07: Folder 19 |
Architectural License, Maryland
|
1995-2008 |
Box 07: Folder 20 |
Architectural License, Massachusetts
|
1994-2007 |
Box 07: Folder 21 |
Architectural License, Missouri
|
1992-1993 |
Box 07: Folder 22 |
Architectural License, New Jersey
|
2004-2009 |
Box 07: Folder 23 |
Architectural License, New York
|
1993-2009 |
Box 07: Folder 25 |
Aristide Foundation for Democracy, The
|
1996 |
Box 07: Folder 26 |
Arnold W. Brunner Grant
|
1995 |
|
Proposed project: "Towards an Architecture of Engagement."
|
|
Box 07: Folder 27 |
Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture International Convention
|
2002 |
|
Havana, Cuba.
|
|
Box 33: Folder 10 |
Awards, Certificates, and Honorary Degrees
|
1980s-2000s |
Box 07: Folder 28 |
Blacklines Magazine Conference
|
2002 Apr |
|
"Limitless Layers: Uncovering the full potential of all design possibilities."
|
|
Box 07: Folder 29 |
Brooke Russell Astor Award Selection Committee
|
2007 |
Box 30: Folder 02 |
Canadian Museum for Human Rights
|
2001 Nov |
|
Appendices.
|
|
Box 30: Folder 02 |
Canadian Museum for Human Rights, The, 1 videocassettes (VHS)
|
undated |
|
Promotional Video. VHS : 1 item.; CD-ROM: 1 item.
|
|
Box 07: Folder 30 |
Canadian Museum for Human Rights, The, International Design Competition
|
2003 |
Box 30: Folder 02 |
Canadian Museum for Human Rights, The, International Design Competition
|
2005 Apr |
|
Final Jury Report.
|
|
Box 30: Folder 02 |
Canadian Museum for Human Rights, The, International Design Competition
|
2005 |
|
Photographic Memento Album.
|
|
Box 08: Folder 01 |
Center for Architecture Foundation
|
2006-2007 |
Box 08: Folder 02 to 03 |
Center for Civil & Human Rights
|
2007-2008 |
|
Requests for proposals, Programming document, Reports, and Newspaper clippings. (2 folders)
|
|
Box 08: Folder 04 |
Century Association, The
|
1985-2002 |
Box 06: Folder 14 |
(CHAD) Charter High School for Architecture & Design
|
2003 |
|
Promotional material.
|
|
Box 08: Folder 05 |
Chrysler Award for Innovation in Design
|
1994 |
|
Nominee submission list.
|
|
Box 08: Folder 06 |
Church Raising Project
|
1996 |
|
Correspondence and clippings.
|
|
Box 08: Folder 07 |
City Planning Commission
|
2007 |
|
Public Hearing on Columbia University's Manhattanville Rezoning and Community Board 9's 197-a Plan.
|
|
Box 08: Folder 08 |
City Planning Commission, Midtown Development Report
|
1981 |
Box 25: Folder 01 |
Clippings, Africa
|
1994-2000 |
Box 25: Folder 02 |
Clippings, African American History
|
1970-1990 |
Box 25: Folder 03 |
Clippings, Bond Firms
|
1975, 1990 |
Box 25: Folder 16 |
Clippings, J. Max Bond
|
1960s-1970s |
Box 25: Folder 17 |
Clippings, J. Max Bond
|
1980s |
Box 25: Folder 04 |
Clippings, Miscellaneous
|
1975, 1993-1994 |
Box 25: Folder 05 |
Clippings, Projects
|
1960s-1970s |
Box 25: Folder 06 |
Clippings, Projects
|
1980s |
Box 25: Folder 07 |
Clippings, Projects
|
1990s |
Box 25: Folder 08 |
Clippings, Projects
|
2000s |
Box 08: Folder 10 |
Community Planning
|
2002 |
|
Invitations to join roundtables and committees.
|
|
Box 08: Folder 11 |
Community Service Program, College of Public and Community Service
|
1980 |
|
2 pamphlets.
|
|
Box 08: Folder 12 |
Concurrent Session SCUP Conference Proposal on Libraries
|
1995 |
Box 08: Folder 13 |
Conference on the Teaching of Engineering and Architecture (Havana, Cuba)
|
1986 |
|
Conference notebook.
|
|
Box 08: Folder 14 |
Conference, "New Homes for New York Neighborhoods"
|
1984 |
|
Co-Sponsored by The New York City Partnership, Inc., David Rockefeller, Chairman, and The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development.
|
|
Box 08: Folder 15 |
Cooper Union, President's Council Member Biographies
|
2002 |
Box 08: Folder 16 |
Correspondence, 4 Architects
|
1999 |
Box 08: Folder 17 |
Correspondence, Andre Wogenscky
|
1960 |
Box 09: Folder 08 |
Correspondence, Contribution Requests
|
1996-1997 |
Box 08: Folder 18 |
Correspondence, General
|
1973, 1976-1977 |
Box 08: Folder 19 to 20 |
Correspondence, General
|
1980s |
|
(2 folders)
|
|
Box 08: Folder 21 |
Correspondence, General
|
1990 |
Box 08: Folder 22 |
Correspondence, General
|
1991 |
Box 08: Folder 23 |
Correspondence, General
|
1992 |
Box 08: Folder 24 to 25 |
Correspondence, General
|
1993 |
|
(2 folders)
|
|
Box 08: Folder 26 |
Correspondence, General
|
1994 |
Box 08: Folder 27 |
Correspondence, General
|
1995 |
Box 08: Folder 28 |
Correspondence, General
|
1996 |
Box 08: Folder 29 to 30 |
Correspondence, General
|
1997 |
|
(2 folders)
|
|
Box 08: Folder 31 to 32 |
Correspondence, General
|
1998 |
|
(2 folders)
|
|
Box 08: Folder 33 to 34 |
Correspondence, General
|
1999 |
|
(2 folders)
|
|
Box 09: Folder 01 |
Correspondence, General
|
2000 |
Box 09: Folder 02 |
Correspondence, General
|
2001 |
Box 09: Folder 03 |
Correspondence, General
|
2002 |
Box 09: Folder 04 |
Correspondence, General
|
2003 |
Box 09: Folder 05 |
Correspondence, General
|
2004 |
Box 09: Folder 06 |
Correspondence, General
|
2005 |
Box 09: Folder 07 |
Correspondence, General
|
2006, 2008, undated |
Box 09: Folder 09 |
Correspondence, International Education Exchange Program
|
1958 |
|
Regarding a grant to study Architecture at the Ecole du Louvre in Paris, France.
|
|
Box 09: Folder 10 |
Correspondence, Mwamuka Mercury & Associate Architects and Manilius Garber Jarett-Yarkey & Partners
|
1994 |
Box 09: Folder 11 |
Correspondence, References
|
1997 |
Box 09: Folder 12 |
Correspondence, US Department of State
|
1968 |
|
Regarding travel to Cuba.
|
|
Box 09: Folder 13 |
Design Trust for Public Space, INC.
|
1995-2003 |
Box 26: Folder 08 |
Desktop Files
|
2001 Dec |
|
Archived on CD-ROM; includes files for Apollo Performing Arts Center, drafts of writings and talks, and biographical notes .
|
|
Box 09: Folder 14 |
Detroit Design Charrette
|
2002-2003 |
Box 09: Folder 15 |
Detroit Design Charrette
|
2003 |
Box 09: Folder 16 |
Directory of African American Architects
|
1991 |
Box 09: Folder 17 |
Dormitory Authority of the State of New York, Courts Project
|
1993-1996 |
|
Correspondence.
|
|
Box 09: Folder 18 |
Downtown Macon Design Competition
|
1997 |
Box 09: Folder 19 |
Educational Facilities Studies
|
ca. 1969 |
Box 09: Folder 20 |
Essay on Miles Davis
|
ca. 1991 |
Box 09: Folder 21 |
Event Invitations
|
2003 |
Box 09: Folder 22 |
FAIA
|
1994-1995 |
Box 09: Folder 23 |
FAIA
|
1997-2001 |
|
Nomination of Donald R. Blair.
|
|
Box 09: Folder 24 |
Fontainebleau Association, Ecoles d'Art Americanines
|
2001-2002 |
Box 09: Folder 25 |
Freedom Park Architectural Competition
|
2002-2003 |
Box 09: Folder 26 |
Freedom Park Architectural Competition
|
2003 |
|
Agenda.
|
|
Box 09: Folder 27 to 28 |
Freedom Park Architectural Competition
|
2003-2004 |
|
(2 folders)
|
|
Box 10: Folder 01 to 02 |
Freedom Park Architectural Competition
|
2003-2004 |
|
(2 folders)
|
|
Box 26: Folder 09 |
Ghana Institute of Architects
|
1964-1965 |
|
Minutes of a Council Meetings held at the Office of the Chief Architect, G.N.C.C.
|
|
Box 10: Folder 03 |
Ghana Projects, Miscellaneous
|
1991-2000 |
Box 16: Folder 14 |
Ghann, Accra-Tema-Akosombo Regional Programme and Plan
|
ca. 1960s |
|
Interim Report produced by Doxiades Associates.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 15 |
Governor's Design Awards Catalog
|
1987 |
Box 10: Folder 04 |
Graduate School of Design, Harvard University
|
1995-2001 |
Box 10: Folder 05 |
Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce
|
1996-2003 |
Box 06: Folder 12 |
"Harlem + : A Land Use and Economic Development Master Plan," The Arthur Andersen Real Estate Service Group and Davis Brody Bond
|
1996 |
|
Summary Proposal.
|
|
Box 10: Folder 06 |
Harlem Empowerment Zone
|
1993-2001 |
|
Physical development meeting minutes, Design/Planning Study, Correspondence, and Notes.
|
|
Box 10: Folder 07 to 09 |
Harlem Urban Development Corporation
|
1991 |
|
Binder (in 3 folders)
|
|
Box 10: Folder 10 |
Harlem Urban Development Corporation
|
1993 |
|
Harlem Area Statistics For Planning Areas, Briefing Information, HUDC booklets.
|
|
Box 10: Folder 11 |
Harvard Graduate School of Design, Visiting Committee Meeting
|
2002 |
Box 10: Folder 12 |
Harvard Urban Field Service, The (Cuba)
|
1968-1973 |
Box 10: Folder 13 |
Historically Black Colleges
|
1995 |
|
Facilities Evaluations.
|
|
Box 10: Folder 14 |
Historically Black Colleges
|
|
|
Ideas: correspondence, notes, and clippings.
|
|
Box 26: Folder 10 |
Indo-U.S. Sub-Commission on Education and Culture Seminar
|
1981 Nov |
|
Seminar on Architecture and Community Planning.
|
|
Box 10: Folder 15 |
J. Max Bond, Jr. Interview
|
1990 |
|
Interview conducted by Thomas A. Dutton.
|
|
Box 10: Folder 16 |
Journals [1 of 5]
|
1986, 1989, 1993-2005 |
|
17 items.
|
|
Box 10: Folder 17 |
Journals [2 of 5]
|
1986, 1989, 1993-2005 |
Box 10: Folder 18 |
Journals [3 of 5]
|
1986, 1989, 1993-2005 |
Box 11: Folder 01 |
Journals [4 of 5]
|
1986, 1989, 1993-2005 |
Box 11: Folder 02 |
Journals [5 of 5]
|
1986, 1989, 1993-2005 |
Box 11: Folder 03 |
Kent State University
|
2005 |
|
Florence lecture.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 04 |
Kisoson Realty Corp.
|
1997 |
|
Notice of Settlement.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 05 |
Lawsuit, Frank Williams & Partners vs. Perl Properties, Inc.
|
2003 |
|
Affidavit of J. Max Bond, Jr.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 02 |
Lecture Materials, Binder
|
undated |
|
Includes slides, photographs, notes, and CD-ROM.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 06 |
Lecture, "A Public Architecture, Not Just Another Pretty Façade"
|
2002 |
|
CCAC Architecture Lecture Series.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 07 |
Lecture, "A View of Architecture and Development"
|
2007 |
|
Lecture presented at Tuskegee University.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 04 |
Lecture, "African Canvas," Tunisia, Ghana
|
undated |
|
Slides.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 08 |
Lecture, "Architecture and Architectural Practice in Africa and America"
|
1995 |
|
Contemporary African Architecture and Urbanism Symposium.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 09 |
Lecture, "Harlem: Evolution of Revitalization"
|
2001 |
|
Urban Land Institute.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 10 |
Lecture, "If Buildings Were For People: responding to need and desire"
|
1999 |
|
Morgan Lecture for the Hite Art Institute, University of Louisville.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 11 |
Lecture, "Post European Architecture"
|
1978 |
|
Lecture presented at the School of Architecture & Environmental Studies at City College of New York.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 12 |
Lecture, "Productivity, Health, and Safety in Constructed Facilities"
|
2000 |
|
Board on Infrastructure and the Constructed Environment (BICE) of the National Research Council.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 16 |
Lecture, AIA's "Multiculturalism and Leadership in Education and Practice, 2 audiocassettes
|
|
Box 11: Folder 13 |
Lecture, Architecture Talk
|
2004 |
|
Given at Howard University and Cooper Union; includes slides and CD-ROM.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 16 |
Lecture, Cooper Hewitt, 1 audiocassettes; Microcasette
|
1994 Apr 12 |
Box 11: Folder 14 |
Lecture, Ghana Talk at NYU
|
2005 |
|
Includes a CD-ROM entitled "NYU Presentation 3.2.05."
|
|
Box 11: Folder 15 |
Lecture, Jazz Museum Talk & Discussion
|
2005 |
Box 11: Folder 16 to 18 |
Lecture, Notes and Drafts
|
1990s |
|
(3 folders)
|
|
Box 11: Folder 19 |
Lecture, Notes and Drafts
|
1990s-2000s |
Box 11: Folder 20 |
Lecture, Notes and Drafts
|
1990s-2000s |
Box 24: Folder 05 |
Lecture, Slides
|
ca. 1989 |
|
Includes some notes.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 06 |
Lecture, Slides
|
ca. 1998 |
|
Includes some photographs and negatives.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 07 |
Lecture, Slides
|
ca. 1992 |
|
Includes travel material for Harare, Zimbabwe.
|
|
Box 24: Folder 01 |
Lecture, Working Cities
|
1998 |
|
Notes, drafts, and lecture slides.
|
|
Box 11: Folder 21 |
Lincoln Park Redevelopment Concept (Newark, NJ)
|
2001 |
Box 11: Folder 22 to 23 |
Little Rock Roundtable Design Initiatives Toward an Inclusive and Competitive America
|
1992 |
|
Presidential Transition Roundtable Series. (2 folder)
|
|
Box 12: Folder 01 |
Lower Manhattan Redevelopment
|
2001-2002 |
|
Includes material from the NYCRebuild Planning Task Force, as well as news clippings on the September 11th Terrorist Attacks.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 02 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial Project
|
2002-2003 |
|
Design Committee.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 03 |
Mayors Institute on City Design, The (Charlottesville, VA)
|
1991 |
Box 12: Folder 04 |
Midtown-West Conference
|
2003 |
Box 30: Folder 03 |
Midtown-West: Development Options Conference
|
2002 |
|
Draft program.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 05 |
Mutasa Tour Schedule
|
1994 |
Box 12: Folder 06 |
Nakheel Design Summit
|
2004 |
|
Executive Summary; also included is material related to Dubai Waterfront development.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 07 to 09 |
National Council of Architectural Registration Boards
|
1991-2007 |
|
Documentation. (3 folders)
|
|
Box 12: Folder 10 |
National Foreign Affairs Training Center
|
2003 |
|
Responses to the Questions & Answer Session from the Site Visit for the NFATC.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 11 |
National Organization of Minority Architects
|
1994-2006 |
|
Membership correspondence.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 12 |
National Organization of Minority Architects
|
1999 |
|
National Conference in Charlotte, NC.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 13 |
National Organization of Minority Architects
|
1989 |
|
National Conference in San Francisco, CA.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 14 |
National Research Council, Board on Infrastructure and the Constructed Environment
|
2001-2002 |
Box 12: Folder 15 |
National Research Council, Committee to Assist the Architect of the Capitol
|
2002 |
|
Statement of Acceptance, and "Potential Sources of Bias and Conflict of Interest" Form.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 16 |
National Research Council, Master Plan for U.S. Capitol and Grounds
|
2003 |
Box 12: Folder 17 |
National Urban Coalition, The
|
1972 |
|
Steering Committee Meeting.
|
|
Box 06: Folder 15 |
Neighborhood Strategy for East Harlem Report, A
|
1982 |
|
New York City Department of City Planning.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 18 |
New Jersey Institute of Technology, Honorary Degree Recipient
|
1993 |
|
Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa; includes a photograph of J. Max Bond, Jr. receiving his honorary diploma.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 19 |
New Orleans Neighborhood Planning
|
2005-2006 |
|
Notes and correspondence.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 20 to 23 |
New York Building Congress
|
2002-2006 |
|
(4 folders)
|
|
Box 12: Folder 24 |
New York Civil Liberties Union [1 of 3]
|
1992-2002 |
|
Board of Directors Meeting Agendas and Minutes.
|
|
Box 12: Folder 25 |
New York Civil Liberties Union [2 of 3]
|
1998-2003 |
|
Board of Directors Meeting Agendas and Minutes.
|
|
Box 13: Folder 01 |
New York Civil Liberties Union [3 of 3]
|
1998-2003 |
|
Board of Directors Meeting Agendas and Minutes.
|
|
Box 13: Folder 02 to 03 |
New York Coalition of Black Architects
|
1989-1999 |
|
(2 folders)
|
|
Box 13: Folder 04 |
Newman Institute City Roundtable Symposium
|
2006 |
|
"Harlem in Our Eyes: Sustaining Cultural Legacy in a Rapidly Changing Neighborhood."
|
|
Box 13: Folder 05 |
Notebooks and Sketchbooks
|
undated |
Box 13: Folder 06 |
NYC Planning Commission
|
1979 |
|
Finical disclosure forms.
|
|
Box 13: Folder 07 |
NYC Rebuild Task Force
|
2001 |
Box 13: Folder 08 |
NYC School Construction Authority
|
1989-1991 |
Box 13: Folder 09 to 11 |
Pan African Parliament Competition
|
2005-2007 |
|
(3 folders)
|
|
Box 13: Folder 12 |
Portfolio of Work
|
ca. 1996 |
Box 26: Folder 11 |
Poster for Forum on Social Responsibility and the Design Professions
|
1991 Mar 2 |
|
Sponsored by Architects, Designers and Planners for Social Responsibility/New York. J. Max Bond, Jr. was on a panel on "Ethics Vs. Esthetics in the Discourse of Design."
|
|
Roll 01 |
Posters, Miscellaneous
|
1987, 1993, undated |
|
1987 AIA National Convention, "Fact Future + Fantasy;" "Spaces & Places: A photographic exhibit convenying the contributions, aspirations and aesthetic values of Afro0Americans as reflected in architecture;" "African American Architects in Current Practice , 1993."
|
|
Box 13: Folder 13 |
Pratt Center for Community Development
|
2008 |
|
Anniversary Tribute Journal honoring Max Bond.
|
|
Box 13: Folder 14 |
Pratt Institute Center for Community & Environmental Development (PICCED)
|
2002-2003 |
Box 13: Folder 15 |
Pratt Institute Center for Community & Environmental Development (PICCED)
|
2005-2008 |
Box 14: Folder 01 to 03 |
Pratt Institute Center for Community & Environmental Development (PICCED)
|
2005-2008 |
|
(3 folders)
|
|
Box 14: Folder 04 |
Presentation, Lecture Binder
|
2003-2006 |
|
Includes notes and presentation slides for lectures on the World Trade Center Memorial and the Jazz Museum in Harlem.
|
|
Box 14: Folder 05 |
Presidential Design Awards
|
1988 |
|
Achievement Jury.
|
|
Box 14: Folder 06 |
Presidential Design Awards
|
1992 |
Box 14: Folder 07 |
Recommendations
|
1994-1998 |
Box 14: Folder 08 to 09 |
Regional Plan Association
|
1994-2006 |
|
(2 folders)
|
|
Box 14: Folder 10 |
Regional Plan Association
|
2006 |
|
Newark Master Vision Plan Workshop.
|
|
Box 14: Folder 11 to 13 |
Regional Plan Association
|
1990s-2000s |
|
(3 folders)
|
|
Box 15: Folder 01 to 03 |
Regional Plan Association
|
1990s-2000s |
|
(3 folders)
|
|
Box 15: Folder 04 |
Regional Plan Association
|
1990s-2000s |
Box 15: Folder 05 |
Resume and Short Professional Biographies
|
undated |
Box 15: Folder 06 |
Resume and Short Professional Biographies
|
ca. 1990s |
Box 15: Folder 07 |
Review of the Capitol Master Plan, The National Academies
|
2004 |
|
Workshop I: Vision for the U.S. Capitol in 2005.
|
|
Box 15: Folder 08 |
Review African American Architects in Current Practice, by Jack Travis
|
1992 |
|
Reviewed by J. Max Bond, Jr.
|
|
Box 15: Folder 09 |
Review The Glass House, by John Hix
|
1981 |
|
Reviewed by J. Max Bond, Jr.
|
|
Box 15: Folder 10 |
Roosevelt Island Housing
|
undated |
|
Article on J. Max Bond's reaction to UDC's RI Housing Commission.
|
|
Box 15: Folder 11 |
Roosevelt Island Housing Competition
|
1975 |
|
New York State Urban Development Corporation.
|
|
Box 15: Folder 12 |
Roxbury Master Plan and Implementation Strategy
|
1999 |
|
Boston Redevelopment Authority.
|
|
Box 15: Folder 13 |
Roy DeCarava Talk
|
1994 |
|
Bond's Notes.
|
|
Box 26: Folder 12 |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
|
1987 |
|
Various event and discussion materials.
|
|
Box 15: Folder 14 |
Sketchbooks and Notebooks
|
undated |
Box 15: Folder 15 |
Speech to Architects and Planners against the war in Viet Nam, by J. Max Bond, Jr.
|
1968 |
Box 15: Folder 16 |
Spelman College, Cosby Academic Center
|
1991 |
|
Correspondence and Committee Meeting Minutes.
|
|
Box 26: Folder 13 |
Stored Computer Files
|
undated |
|
13 3.5" Floppy Disks and 1 Zip Disk.
|
|
Box 15: Folder 17 |
Studio Museum in Harlem, The
|
2002 |
|
Frederick Douglass Circle Artists Selection.
|
|
Box 15: Folder 18 |
Studio Museum in Harlem, The
|
2000. 2003 |
|
News clippings.
|
|
Box 15: Folder 19 to 20 |
Studio Museum in Harlem, The
|
1994-2000 |
|
Board Meeting Minutes. (2 folders)
|
|
Box 16: Folder 01 |
Sugar Hill Project at 155th Street, Design Advisory Committee
|
2008 |
Box 16: Folder 02 |
Transition Search Committee for Mayor-Elect David Dinkins
|
1989-1990 |
|
Committee Binder.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 03 |
Tuskegee Institute, Center for Afro-American Architecture
|
1980 Jan |
|
Planning Workshop #4.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 04 |
United Nations Development Programme
|
1996-1997 |
Box 16: Folder 05 |
University Design Studios
|
2000-2002 |
Box 16: Folder 06 |
Urban Habitats Competition
|
2005 |
|
Binder.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 07 |
Urban Land Institute
|
1998, 2001 |
Box 06: Folder 13 |
"We Design II" Project
|
1994 |
Box 16: Folder 08 |
West Harlem Group Assistance, Inc.
|
2002 |
Box 16: Folder 09 |
White House Comprehensive Design Plan
|
1995 |
Box 24: Folder 03 |
World Trade Center Memorial
|
2004 |
|
Photographs of a site visit given to Bond from Governor George Pataki.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 10 |
World War II Monument Jury, General Service Administration
|
1996-1999 |
Box 16: Folder 11 |
World War II Monument Jury, General Service Administration
|
1996-1998 |
Box 16: Folder 12 |
Writings, "Working Cities"
|
2000 |
Box 26: Folder 14 |
Writings, Articles and Reviews [1 of 2]
|
1960-2007 |
Box 26: Folder 15 |
Writings, Articles and Reviews [2 of 2]
|
1960-2007 |
Box 16: Folder 13 |
Writings, Drafts
|
1997 |
Series V: Project Records
covers J. Max Bond, Jr.'s architectural career spanning from his work in Ghana during the 1960s to his work with Davis Brody Bond Aedas in the 2000s. Documentation for each project is very incomplete and rarely include original architectural drawings. When there are original drawings for a project, they tend to be floor plan sketches in ink on yellow trace paper. Overall, project records usually contain some of the following: correspondence, floor and site plans, publicity materials, project proposals, reports, studies, photographs and slides. Projects represented in the collection include, among others, Apollo Performing Arts Center, Bolgatagna Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana), East St. Louis Housing, Frederick Douglass Circle, Harvard Club of New York City, Kentucky Center for African American Heritage, Langston Hughes Branch Library, Lionel and Gladys Hampton Houses, Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change, New York University Dormitory, Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, and The Studio Museum in Harlem.
Box 16: Folder 16 |
"Pfizer Site," Broadway Triangle Redevelopment (Williamsburg, Brooklyn)
|
2005-2008 |
|
Correspondence, Request for Proposals, and Assessment Report.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 17A |
"Shymkent Plaza" Project (Almaty City, Kazakhstan)
|
2006 |
|
Correspondence and Competition contracts.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 17B |
18th & Vine Redevelopment Project (Kansas City, MO)
|
1992-1993 |
|
Concept Plan and Memorandums.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 01 |
96th Street Apartments (New York, NY)
|
1998 |
|
Zoning-Mass Diagrams.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 02 |
138th Street and 5th Avenune (New York, NY)
|
|
|
Site plans and floor plans (some original ink on trace drawings.)
|
|
Box 31: Folder 03 |
492 Street Nicholas Avenue (New York, NY)
|
2002 |
|
Site plans and floor plans.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 18 |
Apollo Performing Arts Center (New York, NY)
|
2002 |
|
Agreement for Consulting Services.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 19 |
Apollo Performing Arts Center (New York, NY)
|
2001 |
|
Agreement for Interim Architectural Services between Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc. and Davis Brody Bond, LLP.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 20 |
Apollo Performing Arts Center (New York, NY)
|
2002 |
|
Presentation Proposal.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 21 |
Apollo Performing Arts Center (New York, NY)
|
2002 |
|
Project Binder [1 of 3].
|
|
Box 16: Folder 22 |
Apollo Performing Arts Center (New York, NY)
|
2002 |
|
Project Binder [2 of 3].
|
|
Box 16: Folder 23 |
Apollo Performing Arts Center (New York, NY)
|
2002 |
|
Project Binder [3 of 3].
|
|
Box 16: Folder 24 |
Atlantic Terminal Urban Renewal Area Housing (Brooklyn, NY)
|
1968-1973 |
|
Reports, Master plan, and 1 newspaper clipping.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 25 |
Atlantic Terminal Urban Renewal Area Housing (Brooklyn, NY)
|
1968-1973 |
|
Photographs and Images.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 04A |
Audubon Biomedical Research Building, Columbia University Medical Center (New York, NY)
|
2007 |
|
Proposal and note.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 04B |
Audubon Biomedical Research Building, Columbia University Medical Center (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
2 exterior photographs.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 26 to 27 |
Battery Park Place (New York, NY)
|
1988 |
|
Plans, Correspondence, Photographs, and Clippings (2 folders).
|
|
Roll A84.03 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL)
|
ca. 1986 |
|
Architectural drawings : 8 items
|
|
Box 17: Folder 01 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL), 1 audiocassettes
|
1986 Nov 06 |
|
Ruth Wakins #1
|
|
Box 17: Folder 01 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL), 1 audiocassettes
|
1986 |
|
Ruth Wakins #2
|
|
Box 17: Folder 01 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL), 1 audiocassettes
|
1986 Nov 05 |
|
Rev. John Porter and Dr. John Nixon
|
|
Box 17: Folder 01 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL), 1 audiocassettes
|
1986 Nov 07 |
|
Recordings of Task Force Meetings
|
|
Box 17: Folder 01 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL), 1 audiocassettes
|
1987 Mar 11 |
|
Recordings of Task Force Meetings
|
|
Box 17: Folder 02 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL)
|
1986 |
|
Workbook.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 03 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL)
|
1986 |
|
Slides.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 04 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL)
|
ca. 1993 |
|
Photographs and Negatives; includes an image of J. Max Bond, Jr.
|
|
Box 26: Folder 16 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL), 1 audiocassettes
|
1986 Nov 06 |
|
Rev. Edward Gardner and Arthur Shores.
|
|
Box 26: Folder 16 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL), 1 audiocassettes
|
undated |
|
Mike Robbins and Bob Corley.
|
|
Box 26: Folder 17 |
Birmingham Civil Rights Institute (Birmingham, AL), 2 videocassettes (VHS)
|
1986 Nov 07 |
|
Interviews.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 05 |
Bolgatanga Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana)
|
undated |
|
Article written by Max Bond.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 06 |
Bolgatanga Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana)
|
1965 |
|
Architectural Drawings; 18 items.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 07 |
Bolgatanga Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana)
|
2008 |
|
"Bolgatanga Library: Adaptive Modernism in Ghana 40 Years On," by Ola Uduku (School of Architecture, Edinburgh College of Art).
|
|
Box 17: Folder 08 |
Bolgatanga Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana)
|
1968 |
|
Article written by Max Bond forForum.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 09 |
Bolgatanga Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana)
|
ca. 1968 |
|
Photographs.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 10 |
Bolgatanga Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana)
|
ca. 1968 |
|
Photographs.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 12 |
Bolgatanga Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana)
|
undated |
|
Slides.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 05 |
Bolgatanga Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana)
|
1967 |
|
Photographs and contact sheets.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 11 |
Bolgatanga Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana)
|
ca. 1968 |
|
Project Binder; includes images for Bolgatanga Library as well as other library designed by Bond such as the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 04 |
Bolgatanga Library (Bolgatanga, Ghana)
|
ca. 1968 |
|
Contact sheets and negatives.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 13 |
Bushwick BP-60 (Brooklyn, NY)
|
1974 |
|
Proposal for housing development.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 05 |
Bushwick BP-60 (Brooklyn, NY)
|
1974 |
|
Conceptual Plan.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 14 |
Columbia University, Health Sciences Division (New York, NY)
|
1994 |
|
Master plan.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 06 |
Common Ground (Brooklyn, NY)
|
2008 |
|
Site plans and floor plans.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 15 |
Common Ground (Brooklyn, NY)
|
2008 |
|
Includes Site Plan Studies.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 16 to 17 |
Coney Island Strategic Redevelopment (Brooklyn, NY)
|
2004-2005 |
|
Project Binder. (2 folders)
|
|
Box 31: Folder 07 |
Coney Island Strategic Redevelopment (Brooklyn, NY)
|
2004-2005 |
|
Preschematic Proposal.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 18 to 20 |
Constitutional Court Building of South Africa Competition (Johannesburg, South Africa)
|
1997 |
|
Correspondence, Plans, Clippings, and Reference material. (3 folders)
|
|
Box 17: Folder 21 |
Convent Avenue Baptist Church (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Slides.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 08 |
Dillard University (New Orleans, LA)
|
2000-2001 |
|
Site plans and Presentation Proposals for International Center for Economic Freedom Building and Powerhouse Theatre.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 06 |
Dillard University, International Center for Economic Freedom (New Orleans, LA)
|
2004 |
|
Presentation Portfolio.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 22 |
Dostyk Center Architectural Concept Competition (Kazakhstan)
|
2006 |
|
Competition Guidelines and DBB Presentation on CD-ROM.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 23 to 24 |
Dostyk Center Architectural Concept Competition (Kazakhstan)
|
2006 |
|
Correspondence. (2 folders)
|
|
Box 22: Folder 07 |
Dowdy Residence (New York, NY)
|
1982 |
|
Architectural Drawings.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 25 |
East Harlem Triangle Housing (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Photograph of exterior.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 09 |
East Harlem Triangle Housing (New York, NY)
|
1968 Aug |
|
Planning Report.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 26 |
East St. Louis Housing (St. Louis, MO)
|
1970 |
|
Plans and Images of models.
|
|
Roll 02 |
East St. Louis Housing (St. Louis, MO)
|
ca. 1970 |
|
Site Plans, Floor Plans, Elevation Studies.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 10 |
East St. Louis Housing (St. Louis, MO)
|
ca. 1970 |
|
Site Plans, Floor Plans, Elevation Studies.
|
|
Box 17: Folder 27 to 28 |
Equitable Life Assurance Society Office Buildings
|
1983-1991 |
|
Photographs. (2 folders)
|
|
Box 17: Folder 29 |
First United Methodist Church of Corona (Queens, NY)
|
1979 |
|
Design and Feasibility Report.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 01 |
Frederick Douglass Circle (New York, NY)
|
1972 |
|
Site plans, Photographs of models, and newspaper clipping.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 02 |
Frederick Douglass Circle (New York, NY)
|
|
|
12 Slides of Project Staff; includes many images of J. Max Bond, Jr.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 08 |
Frederick Douglass Circle (New York, NY)
|
1986 |
|
Construction photographs.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 11 |
Frederick Douglass Circle (New York, NY)
|
1970 Mar |
|
Density, Massing and Programming Study/Final Report.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 03 to 06 |
Frederick E. Samuels Houses (New York, NY)
|
1988-1990 |
|
Floor plans, NY Department of Buildings Applications, Amendments and Forms. (4 folders)
|
|
Box 22: Folder 09 |
Greenwich Street South (New York, NY)
|
2003 |
|
Urban Design Plan Presentation Slide Print Out.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 12 |
Hands Exhibit
|
2007 |
|
Concept Layouts and Memorandums.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 07 |
Harare Development
|
1994 |
|
Outline of proposed development procedures.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 13 |
Harlem Children's Zone (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Conceptual Elevation Rendering (computer generated image in color.)
|
|
Box 18: Folder 08 |
Harlem Community Center (New York, NY)
|
1969 |
|
Preliminary Program Analysis.
|
|
Box 31: Folder 14 |
Harlem Home Ownership Project (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Preschematic Proposal.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 10 |
Harlem Hospital Center, The (New York, NY)
|
1986 |
|
North General Hospital Residential Developments Proposal, clippings, and photocopies of sketches.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 11 |
Harlem Park (New York, NY)
|
2005 |
|
Architectural Drawings and correspondence.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 09 |
Harlem Pier Project (New York, NY)
|
2001 |
|
Presentation Proposal Report.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 01 |
Harvard Club of New York City (New York, NY)
|
2000 |
|
Presentation, Plans, Conceptual Renderings.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 02 |
Hunters Point Shipyard Charrette
|
2006 |
|
Presentation Reports, Correspondence, Meeting notes, and Site plans.
|
|
Box 16: Folder 17C |
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage
|
2005 Jun 20 |
|
Proposal Binder.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 10 |
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage
|
2002-2004 |
|
Project Binder #1.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 16 |
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage
|
|
|
Project Binder #4, "Wondercabinet Exhibition Layout."
|
|
Box 18: Folder 17 |
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage
|
|
|
Project Binder #5, "Wondercabinet Exhibition Layout."
|
|
Box 32: Folder 03 |
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage
|
2001 |
|
Plans and Elevations.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 14 |
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage [1 of 2]
|
2002-2004 |
|
Project Binder #3.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 11 |
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage [1 of 3]
|
2002-2004 |
|
Project Binder #2.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 15 |
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage [2 of 2]
|
2002-2004 |
|
Project Binder #3.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 12 |
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage [2 of 3]
|
2002-2004 |
|
Project Binder #2.
|
|
Box 18: Folder 13 |
Kentucky Center for African American Heritage [3 of 3]
|
2002-2004 |
|
Project Binder #2.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 04 |
Langston Hughes Branch Library (Queens, NY)
|
1995 |
|
Plans and Details.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 01 |
Lionel & Gladys Hampton Houses (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Photographs and Images.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 02 |
Lionel & Gladys Hampton Houses (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Floor plans.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 03 |
Lionel & Gladys Hampton Houses (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Slides.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 04 |
Logan Gardens
|
undated |
|
Slides.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 05 |
Malcolm X Cultural and Memorial Center (New York, NY)
|
2002-2004 |
|
NYC Economic Development Corp. Contract.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 05 |
Malcolm X Cultural and Memorial Center (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Presentation Proposal.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 06 |
Manhattanville Housing (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Site analysis and images of site models.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 12 |
Manhattanville, Columbia University (New York, NY)
|
2004 |
|
Development Proposal Presentation to Community Board.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 06 |
Marcus Garvey Park Village (Brooklyn, NY)
|
1971 |
|
Photographs of models and 1 newspaper clipping.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 07 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
|
|
4 oversize images and Atlanta Urban Design Commission Award of Excellence Certificate.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 07 to 08 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
undated |
|
Slides. (2 folders)
|
|
Box 19: Folder 09 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
ca. 1974-1975 |
|
Floor plans, Site plans, and Sections.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 10 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
ca. 1974-1975 |
|
Photographs and images of models.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 11 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
ca. 1974-1975 |
|
Photographs of exterior and interior.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 12 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
ca. 1974-1975 |
|
Photographs of exterior and interior.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 13 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
ca. 1974-1975 |
|
Negatives.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 14 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
ca. 1974-1975 |
|
News clippings.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 15 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
ca. 1974-1975 |
|
Center brochure and souvenirs.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 16 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
1973, 1993-1994 |
|
Correspondence, reports, other project related papers.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 17 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
1991 |
|
Project Binder [1 of 2].
|
|
Box 19: Folder 18 |
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Social Change (Atlanta, GA)
|
1991 |
|
Project Binder [2 of 2].
|
|
Box 19: Folder 19 |
Mary Holmes College (West Poing, MS)
|
1968 |
|
Dormitories, proposal plan.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 20 |
Mary Holmes College (West Poing, MS)
|
ca. 1968 |
|
Dormitories, floor plans and site plans.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 21 |
Mary Holmes College (West Poing, MS)
|
ca. 1968 |
|
Dormitories, photographs.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 22 |
Mary Holmes College (West Poing, MS)
|
undated |
|
Dormitories, slides.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 23 |
Mary Holmes College (West Poing, MS)
|
ca. 1968 |
|
Science Building, plans and elevations.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 08 |
Mary Holmes College (West Poing, MS)
|
ca. 1968 |
|
2 images of the model for the Science Building.
|
|
Box 26: Folder 18 |
Maryland Museum of African American History and Culture (Baltimore, MD)
|
2000 Feb 22 |
|
Presentation Images on Zip Disk and CD-ROM.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 24 to 26 |
Midtown-West Development (New York, NY)
|
2002-2003 |
|
Correspondence, Reports, and Conference programs and manuals. (3 folders)
|
|
Box 22: Folder 13 |
Morningside Park (New York, NY)
|
1985 |
|
Conceptual Master Plan.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 14 |
Morningside Park (New York, NY)
|
1989-1990 |
|
Project Binder.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 15 to 16 |
Morningside Park (New York, NY)
|
1989 |
|
Blueline prints; includes plans by Londino Stone Co., INC.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 17 |
Morningside Park (New York, NY)
|
ca. 1987 |
|
Report Appendices.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 27 |
Morningside Park, Field House Reconstruction (New York, NY)
|
1987 Dec. 15 |
|
Specifications.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 28 |
Morningside Park, Field House Reconstruction (New York, NY)
|
ca. 1987 |
|
HVAC Bid.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 29 |
Morningside Park, Field House Reconstruction (New York, NY)
|
1987 Mar. 13 |
|
Specifications.
|
|
Box 19: Folder 30 |
Morningside Park, Field House Reconstruction (New York, NY)
|
1988 |
|
Specifications.
|
|
Box 20: Folder 01 to 03 |
Morningside Park, Field House Reconstruction (New York, NY)
|
1988 |
|
Binder. (3 folders)
|
|
Box 20: Folder 04 to 05 |
Morningside Park, Landscape Specifications (New York, NY)
|
1987 |
Box 22: Folder 18 |
Motown Project, The (New York, NY)
|
1996 |
|
Correspondence and Feasibility Study (original between Studio museum and Trenton).
|
|
Box 20: Folder 06 |
Multi-Service Center for the Department of Public Works (Bronx, NY)
|
undated |
|
Photographs and Images.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 09 |
NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund Office (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Presentation Proposal.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 19 |
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center (Cincinnati, OH)
|
1998 |
|
Presentation and Workshop.
|
|
Box 20: Folder 07 |
National University for Science and Technology (Bulawayo, Zimbabwe)
|
1994 |
|
Landscape Sketch Design.
|
|
Box 20: Folder 08 to 09 |
National University for Science and Technology (Bulawayo, Zimbabwe)
|
1993-1994 |
|
Correspondence and reports. (2 folders)
|
|
Box 20: Folder 10 |
National University for Science and Technology (Bulawayo, Zimbabwe)
|
1971, 1992, undated |
|
Slides and prints.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 20 |
National University of Science and Technology (Bulawayo, Zimbabwe)
|
1992 |
|
Memorandums, sketches, and other papers.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 21 |
National University of Science and Technology (Bulawayo, Zimbabwe)
|
1992-1993 |
|
Memorandums and other papers.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 22 |
National University of Science and Technology (Bulawayo, Zimbabwe)
|
1994-1996 |
|
Memorandums and other papers.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 10 |
National University of Science and Technology (Bulawayo, Zimbabwe)
|
|
|
Schematic Design Plans for Student Services Center.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 11 |
New Homes Program (New York, NY)
|
1991 |
|
Site Proposal for West 116-117 Street.
|
|
Box 20: Folder 11 |
New York University Dormitory (New York, NY)
|
2001 |
Box 20: Folder 12 |
New York University, Tisch School of the Arts, Performing Arts Center (New York, NY)
|
1995 |
|
Feasibility Study for the Fillmore East Site.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 12 |
P.A.L. Phipps Center (New York, NY)
|
1990 |
|
Plans.
|
|
Box 26: Folder 19 |
Pennock Gardens Development (Puerto Rico)
|
1963 |
|
Site and unit plans.
|
|
Box 20: Folder 01 to 05 |
Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations, The (New York, NY)
|
1988-1995 |
|
1 Photograph of exterior building, Project summary, Agreements, Forms, Correspondence, Finances. (4 folders)
|
|
Box 21: Folder 1 |
Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations, The (New York, NY)
|
1988-1995 |
Box 23: Folder 37 to 43 |
Photographs, Various Projects
|
1960s-1990s |
Box 32: Folder 01 |
Poppleton Master plan (Baltimore, MD)
|
2005 |
|
Notes, Preschematic Site and Floor Plans.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 02 to 03 |
Rheedlan Center for Children and Families (New York, NY)
|
2001-2002 |
|
Correspondence, Budget estimate, and Plans. (2 folders)
|
|
Box 21: Folder 04 |
Riverbank (New York, NY)
|
1972 Jul, 1973 Jan |
|
"Riverbank and the Community: A Proposal for Community Review," and Phase II Interim Reports. (3 items)
|
|
Box 32: Folder 02 |
Roosevelt Island Southtown (Roosevelt Island, NY)
|
1999 |
|
Master plan, memorandum, Newspaper clippings.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 05 |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Slides.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 06 |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York, NY)
|
ca. 1978 |
|
Photographs, exteriors.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 07 |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York, NY)
|
ca. 1978 |
|
Photographs, interiors.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 08 |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York, NY)
|
1973-1990 |
|
News clippings.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 09 |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York, NY)
|
1980-1986 |
|
Brochures and Publicity.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 10 |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York, NY)
|
2000 |
|
Expansion study and Memorandums.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 11 |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York, NY)
|
1970 |
|
NYPL "Program of Requirements and Scope of Operation" for Schomburg Collection.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 12 |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York, NY)
|
1989 |
|
Architectural Drawings.
|
|
Box 33: Folder 03 |
Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture (New York, NY)
|
1989, 2000 |
|
Lobby Renovation Preschematic Proposal, and 2000 Expansion Study.
|
|
Box 23: Folder 01 to 36 |
Slides, Various Projects
|
1960s-1990s |
|
(32 folders)
|
|
Box 21: Folder 13 |
Springfield Gardens United Methodist Church
|
1986 |
|
Slides.
|
|
Roll 03 |
Site 35 WS/URA (New York, NY)
|
1969, 1977 |
|
Site plans and floor plans (includes the 1969 site plan for AT/URA in Brooklyn, NY)
|
|
Box 21: Folder 14 to 16 |
State University College at Old Westbury, Natural Science Building (Glen Head, NY)
|
1984-1985 |
|
Correspondence, Plans, Photographs, and Newspaper clippings. (3 folders)
|
|
Box 21: Folder 17 to 18 |
Studio Museum in Harlem, The (New York, NY)
|
1993-2003 |
|
Correspondence. (2 folders)
|
|
Box 21: Folder 19 |
Studio Museum in Harlem, The (New York, NY)
|
1980 |
|
Floor plans.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 20 |
Studio Museum in Harlem, The (New York, NY)
|
1980-1982 |
|
Publicity material.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 21 |
Studio Museum in Harlem, The (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Photographs.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 22 |
Studio Museum in Harlem, The (New York, NY)
|
undated |
|
Slides.
|
|
Roll 04 |
Trenton North 25 Housing (Trenton, NJ)
|
undated |
|
Schematic Proposal.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 23 |
Trenton North 25 Housing (Trenton, NJ)
|
undated |
|
Proposal and Plans.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 04 |
Tirisano Village: An Urban Village at Newton (Bulawayo, Zimbabwe)
|
1994 |
|
Proposal and Site and Floor plans (pencil on paper).
|
|
Box 23: Folder 01 |
Tulane University, Zemurray Residence Hall (New Orleans, LA)
|
2002-2003 |
|
Pre-Schematic/Schematic Design Review and Design Development Progress Report.
|
|
Box 23: Folder 02 |
Tulane University, Zemurray Residence Hall (New Orleans, LA)
|
ca. 2002 |
|
Site Analysis and Pre-Schematic Study and Report.
|
|
Box 23: Folder 03 |
Tulane University, Zemurray Residence Hall (New Orleans, LA)
|
2002-2003 |
|
Pre-Schematic Schemes and Dorm Module Tests and Design Development Review Presentation.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 24 |
Tuskegee Airmen National Center (Tuskegee, AL)
|
2000-2002 |
|
Background information, Proposals, and Correspondence.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 25 |
Union City Air Rights / School Renaissance Zone (Union City, NJ)
|
2003 Jun 5 |
|
Proposal Report.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 26 |
Uptown Chamber Residence District (New York, NY)
|
2003 |
|
Floor plans and site plans.
|
|
Box 21: Folder 27 to 29 |
Valeo Brazil (Campinas, Brazil)
|
1995-2004 |
|
Plans, Correspondence, Facility design guidelines, and Notes. (3 folders)
|
|
Box 22: Folder 01 |
Victoria Theatre (New York, NY)
|
2004-2005 |
|
Project Binder.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 02 |
Victoria Theatre (New York, NY)
|
2004-2005 |
|
Project Binder.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 05 |
Watha T. Daniel/Shaw Library (Washington, D.C.)
|
2008 |
|
Site Plans, Floor Plans, Elevation Studies.
|
|
Box 22: Folder 03 |
Yonkers Fair Housing (Yonkers, NY)
|
1989 |
|
City of Yonkers' "Affordable Housing Ordinance," Site plans, and Preliminary report on 4 sites: Tibbetts Rumsey Road Site, Grassy Sprain Site, Sprain Brook Parkway, and Untermeyer Site.
|
|
Roll 05 |
Unidentified Floor Plans for an apartment [?]
|
2004 |
Roll 06 |
Unidentified Project
|
2007 |
|
Elevation studies, ink on trace.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 06 |
Unidentified Project
|
undated |
|
Conceptual sketches; ink on trace paper.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 07 |
Unidentified Housing Project
|
1988 |
|
Site plans and floor plans.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 08 |
Unidentified Housing Project
|
1991-1993 |
|
Site plans and floor plans.
|
|
Box 32: Folder 09 |
Unidentified Queens Project
|
1988 |
|
Site plans and floor plans.
|
|
Series VI: Reference Materials
includes clippings, pamphlets, essays, and books collected by Bond on topics such as architecture, urban planning, public housing, Harlem, Africa, and other related themes.
Box 25: Folder 10 |
Clippings, Reference
|
1960s |
Box 25: Folder 11 |
Clippings, Reference
|
1970s |
Box 25: Folder 12 |
Clippings, Reference [1 of 2]
|
1970s |
Box 25: Folder 13 |
Clippings, Reference [2 of 2]
|
1980s |
Box 25: Folder 14 |
Clippings, Reference
|
1980s |
Box 25: Folder 15 |
Clippings, Reference
|
1990s |
Box 26: Folder 20 |
Various Material on Affordable Housing [1 of 2]
|
1980s-1990s |
Box 26: Folder 21 |
Various Material on Affordable Housing [2 of 2]
|
1980s-1990s |
Box 26: Folder 22 |
Various Material on Ghana
|
ca. 1970s-1980s |
Box 26: Folder 23 |
Various Materials on South Africa
|
1995-1996 |
Box 26: Folder 24 |
Harlem Walking Tour Guides
|
1999 |
Box 26: Folder 25 |
Harlem News
|
1967 Oct, 1968 Jun, and 1969 Mar |
|
3 issues.
|
|
Box 26: Folder 26 |
Housing Costs, NYC Housing Partnership
|
1984 |
Box 27: Folder 01 |
How to Build to Size and Shape, A.E.S. Alcock
|
1958 |
Box 27: Folder 02 |
Education for Barbarism: Bantu Education in South Africa, I.B. Tabata
|
1959 |
Box 27: Folder 03 |
Toward a Contemporary Art in Africa, Selby Mvusi
|
1962 |
Box 27: Folder 04 |
The Structural Propertieis of West African Timbers, R.G. Tyler
|
1962 |
|
West African Building Research Institute.
|
|
Box 27: Folder 05 |
Report on the Development of the Town of Teme [Ghana] from 1951 to 1961
|
ca. 1962 |
Box 27: Folder 20 |
Perkins and James, Architects
|
ca. 1971 |
|
Publicity Material.
|
|
Box 27: Folder 06 |
Record of Submissions and Awards Competition for Middle-Income housing at Brighton Beach, Brooklyn
|
1968 |
Box 27: Folder 07 |
Nonprofit Landlord: A Case Study in Sponsor-Tenant Relationships at Linda Pollin Apartments in Washington, D.C., Nonprofit Housing Center Urban America, Inc.
|
ca. 1968 |
Box 27: Folder 08 |
Housing Revolving Fund: A Propsoal for the Washington Metropolitan Area, Nonprofit Housing Center Urban America, Inc.
|
ca. 1968 |
Box 27: Folder 09 |
Community Development Corporation, Corpus Christi: A Prospectus of Action, Nonprofit Housing Center Urban American, Inc.
|
ca. 1968 |
Box 27: Folder 10 |
Progress Report: The economic regeneration of a community through the control of its capital goods and services, Harlem Commonwealth Council, Inc.
|
1968 |
Box 27: Folder 11 |
Le Carré Bleu
|
1969 |
|
3 issues.
|
|
Box 27: Folder 12 |
Architecture: Whom Does It Serve?, The Architects' Resistance
|
1969 |
Box 27: Folder 13 |
Zine by J.K. Webb
|
1970 Oct 12 |
Box 27: Folder 14 |
"The Fraud of Black Capitalism," Dick Roberts
|
1970 |
Box 27: Folder 15 |
City: Magazine of Urban Life and Environment
|
1971 Jan/Feb |
Box 27: Folder 16 |
The Columbia Forum, Vol. 1, No. 1
|
1971 Winter |
Box 27: Folder 17 |
black economic research center: Report of Activities 1970 & 1971
|
1971 |
Box 27: Folder 18 |
"Development of a Tropical Roofing Material," The Center for Development Technology, Washington University
|
1971 Oct |
Box 27: Folder 19 |
"Houses Generated by Patterns," Center for Environmental Structure
|
1970 Apr |
|
Reprinted fromArchitectural Design.
|
|
Box 27: Folder 21 |
Coalition News, New York Urban Coalition, Inc.
|
1972 Apr |
Box 27: Folder 22 |
Action Now: Report of the Task Force on Education, Urban Coalition of St. Joseph County, Indiana
|
1972 Aug |
Box 27: Folder 23 |
How to Build a House…Using Self-Help Housing Techniques, The Office of International Affairs and the Department of Housing and Urban Development
|
1974 May |
Box 27: Folder 24 |
"update," Levatich Miller Hoffman PC (issue 8)
|
1975 Jul |
Box 27: Folder 25 |
Address by Amadou-Mahtar M'Bow, Director-General of the United Nationals Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
|
1978 Jan 31 |
Box 27: Folder 26 |
Architecture Nebraska, A College of Architecture Publication (Vol. 3)
|
1979 |
Box 27: Folder 27 |
AU, arquitectura y urbanismo, Instituto Superior Politécnico José Antonio
|
1980 Aug |
Box 27: Folder 28 |
AU, arquitectura y urbanismo, Instituto Superior Politécnico José Antonio
|
1980 Dec |
Box 27: Folder 29 |
AU, arquitectura y urbanismo, Instituto Superior Politécnico José Antonio
|
1981 Aug |
Box 27: Folder 30 |
"First Annual Research Report: Southeastern Center for Afro-American Architecture," R.K. Dozier
|
1980 Sep |
Box 27: Folder 31 |
The Proceedings of the International Symposium on Metropolis: The Locus of Contemporary Myths, National Institute for Research Advancement and Japan Society, Inc., N.Y.
|
1982 Oct |
Box 27: Folder 32 |
Boston Tomorrow: Background on Development, Boston Redevelopment Authority
|
1983 Fall |
Box 27: Folder 33 |
"Keyenburg: the impact of user-participation on the designing, building and managing of support-infill project," Stichting Architecten Research
|
1985 |
Box 27: Folder 34 |
"A Housing Platform For Harlem: The Commuinity Design Worksho," Columbia University Graduate School of Architecure and Planning
|
1985 Jun |
Box 27: Folder 35 |
"Metals in construction," The Steel Advantage
|
1986 Spring |
Box 27: Folder 36 |
"Shell Infill House: A Study on the Application of the Open Systems Approachin Housing Design," N. John Babraken
|
1987 May/Jun |
Box 27: Folder 37 |
Strategic Planning Initiative: year Three Report, Metropolitan Transportation Authority
|
1988 |
Box 27: Folder 38 |
"Maximizing Opportunities in a Declining Economy Seminar Program," LePatner, Blcok, Pawa & Rivelis and The LePatner Management Group
|
1990 |
Box 27: Folder 39 |
"Temple of Justice: A Celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the Albany County Court House, 1915-1990," Albany County Hall of Records
|
1990 |
Box 27: Folder 40 |
"Black Architects Up Against A Brick Wall," Roberto Rodriguez
|
1991 |
Box 27: Folder 41 |
"Houses of Light: Jean-Paul Bourdier analyses the rural mosques of Senegal and Mail,"Mimar
|
1991 Jun |
Box 27: Folder 42 |
"Communite Industrielle: Mixed Use Prototypes for the New Industrial City," John Loomis
|
1992 |
Box 27: Folder 43 |
"National Conference in support of the African National Congress and Other Democratic Forces for a New South Africa"
|
1992 |
Box 27: Folder 44 |
"Afrocentric Architecture: A Concept/Theory," David Hughes
|
1993 |
|
Paper prepared for International Conference on (Post) Modernity and Difference in Architecture.
|
|
Box 27: Folder 45 |
"Dear Mr. President: Answering Clinton's call for a design strategy in America," The International Design Magazine
|
1993 Mar/Apr |
Box 28: Folder 01 |
"Lower Manhattan Urban Design Plan," Peterson Littenberg Archiects
|
1995 |
|
Sponsored by Battery Park City Authority.
|
|
Box 27: Folder 49 |
"Sports and the City: A study for Randall's and Wards Islands, New York," National Institute for Architectural Education and The Center for Public Architecture
|
1994 |
Box 27: Folder 48 |
"World War II and the American Dream: How Wartime Building Changed a Nation," Blueprints (Vol. XII, No. 4)
|
1994 Fall |
Box 28: Folder 02 |
"Good Neighbors: housing that supports stable communities," Lost Angeles Housing Department
|
1995 |
Box 27: Folder 46 |
"Lift Every Voice: A Community Plan for Central Harlem," Hunter College Planning Studio
|
1993 Spring |
Box 27: Folder 47 |
"A Greenway Plan for New York City," Department of City Planning / City of New York
|
1993 Fall |
Box 27: Folder 48 |
"A Vision for the Open Space in the Federal Triangle: Urban Design and Landscape Guidelines for Benjamin Frankliln Circle and Woodrow Wilson Plaza," U.S. General Services Administration, Design Programs Center of Expertise
|
1999 |
Box 27: Folder 49 |
"Re-valuing Buildings: Investing Inside Buildings to Support Organizational and Technological change through Appropriate Spatial, Environemtal, and Technical Infrastructures," Steelcase, Inc.
|
1996 |
Box 27: Folder 50 |
"Quality in Public Construction," Interministerial Mission for Quality in Public Construction
|
1999 |
Box 29: Folder 01 |
African American Architects in Current Practice, Jack Travis
|
1991 |
Box 28: Folder 03 |
"Facing Triple Jeopardy, Health Policy and the Health of Black New Yorkers," Urban Issues Group
|
1995 |
|
Policy Report.
|
|
Box 29: Folder 02 |
"A Report to Bronx Borough President Fernando Ferrer," Bronx Center Steering Committee
|
1993 May |
Box 28: Folder 04 |
"Red Hook: A Plan for Community Regeneration," Community Board 6, Borough of Brooklyn, New York City
|
1996 Fall |
Box 28: Folder 05 |
"Opportunities and Issues: East 125th Street, A Planning Study," Buckhurst Fish & Jacquemart Inc. for CIVITAS
|
1995 Fall |
Box 28: Folder 06 |
"The White House & President's Park: Comprehensive Design Plan Summary," U.S. Department of the Interior
|
1999 |
Box 28: Folder 07 |
"10th Annual Harlem Renaissance Day of Commitment Program," Abyssinian Development Corporation
|
1997 May 30 |
Box 28: Folder 08 |
"Paradoxes of Progress and the Crisis of the Africa-American Architect," Melvin L. Mitchell
|
2001 Mar |
|
Keynote Address to the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture.
|
|
Box 28: Folder 09 |
"Connecticut Economic Vitality & Land Use," Connecticut Regional Institute for the 21st Century
|
2003 |
Box 28: Folder 10 |
El Anatsui Exhibition Catalogue, Oriel Mostyn Gallery
|
2003 |
Box 28: Folder 11 |
"Proposal to District of Columbia Public Schools for hilltop Gateway Academies, Campus, and Community," The New American School Design Project, A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Plannning
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2004 Sep |
Box 28: Folder 12 |
"Detail," Geschosswohnungsbau
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2006 |
Box 28: Folder 13 |
"The Majors' Institute on City Design," National Endowment for the Arts
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2005 |
Box 28: Folder 14 |
"Designing a City of Learning: Paterson, NJ," Roy Strickland, editor
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2001 |
Box 28: Folder 15 |
"Transforming Providence: A Civic Discussion on Design: Summary Report," Kathryn J. Cavanaugh
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2000 Nov 4 |
Box 28: Folder 16 |
1951 Park Avenue, East Harlem, Manhattan, NYC Department of Housing Preservation & Development
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2008 |
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Request for proposals.
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Box 28: Folder 17 |
Long Island City: Connecting the Arts, Design Trust for Public Space
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2006 |
Box 28: Folder 18 |
"Position Paper on Neighborhoods & Housing: Lower Manhattan - A Mixed Income Community," A Project of Rebuild Downtown Our Town and pratt Institute Center for Community and Environmental Development
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2004 Apr 14 |
Box 28: Folder 19 |
Building the New South Africa: One House, One Dreat at a Time: The Story of Nurcha, Open Society Institute
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2001 |
Box 28: Folder 20 |
"Indoor Air Quality Study," South African Embassy
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2004 |
Box 28: Folder 21 |
"12th Annual Harlem Renaissance Day of Commitment Program," Abyssinian Development Corporation
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2006 |
Box 29: Folder 04 |
"Techtown Vision, Volume 1 of 3: Year One," A City of Learning Project, A. Alfred Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning, University of Michigan
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2006 Sep |
Box 28: Folder 23 |
Partisan Planning, Architects Renewal Committee in Harlem
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1972-1973 |
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9 issues.
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Box 28: Folder 24 |
"The Aga Khan Award for Architecture: The Seventh Award Cycle, 1996-1998"
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1995 |
Box 28: Folder 25 |
"Black Policits on the Apollo's Stage: The Return of the Handkerchiefs Heads," S. Alan Clarke
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1990 |
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Prepared for delivery at the 1990 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association.
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Box 28: Folder 26 |
"Le Corbusier and the Death of the Street," Richard Ingersoll
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undated |
Box 28: Folder 27 |
"Roy DeCarava," Maren Stange
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1995 |
Box 28: Folder 28 |
"Tradition in the Service of Modernity: Architecture and Urbanism in French Colonial Policy, 1900-1930," Gwendolyn Wright
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1987 |
Box 28: Folder 29 |
Richard Dozier Essays
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1992, 1994 |
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2 essays on African-Americans in Architecture.
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Box 28: Folder 30 |
"The Schools and Urban Renewal: A case study from New Haven," Terry Ferrer
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undated |
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A Report from Educational Facilities Laboratories.
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Box 28: Folder 31 |
Various Essays on African-American Architects
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undated |
Box 28: Folder 32 |
"Module Communities Incorporated"
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undated |
Box 28: Folder 33 |
"Can community design centers do any good? How?," vital questions
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ca. 1968 |
Box 28: Folder 34 |
"Problemes Communs a la Sociologie et a L'urbanisme dans le Developpement Systematise des Territoires et des Localites," Ioan I. Matei
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undated |
Box 28: Folder 35 |
Various Articles on Architecutre
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2002-2004 |
Box 28: Folder 36 |
"The Ning Schools of Architecture in New York State," New York State Association of Architects, inc.
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undated |
Box 28: Folder 37 |
Polshek and Partners Architects Firm Booklet
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undated |
Box 28: Folder 38 |
"The Improved Mud Wall Building," Department of Housing and Planning Research Faculty of Architecture, U.S.T. Kumasi, Ghana
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undated |
Box 28: Folder 39 |
"An Ideology for Making Architecture," Catalogue, Yale School of Architecture
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undated |
Box 28: Folder 40 |
"Proposal in Response, RFP No. CAP-8108: Part I: Monitoring of Housing Development Corporations Funded by the Office of Economic Opportunity," Nonprofit Housing Center Urban America, Inc.
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undated |
Box 29: Folder 03 |
"Harlem, the next 10 years: A proposal for discussion," The Harlem Urban Development Corporation
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1974 Jul |
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Report of the Harlem Task Force.
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Box 28: Folder 41 |
"Long Island City Study," Muncipal Art Society and The New York City Planning Commission
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1976 Jul |
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Design Team: Ada Karmi Melamede; Gerrard F. Vasisko; James G. Dicker; Peter Marangoni; Gil S. Snyder.
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