Box 3

This series contains the administrative files relating to the planning and conducting of events at Illinois Institute of Technology to mark the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (born 1886).

Boxes 1-3 appear to be the files of Rolf Achilles who served as project director and contains items typed on the letterhead created for the project. Boxes 4-6 are presumed to be George Schipporeit’s files, and boxes 7-9 those of George Danforth.

This series contains the administrative files relating to the planning and conducting of events at Illinois Institute of Technology to mark the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (born 1886).

Boxes 1-3 appear to be the files of Rolf Achilles who served as project director and contains items typed on the letterhead created for the project. Boxes 4-6 are presumed to be George Schipporeit’s files, and boxes 7-9 those of George Danforth.

This series contains the administrative files relating to the planning and conducting of events at Illinois Institute of Technology to mark the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (born 1886).

Boxes 1-3 appear to be the files of Rolf Achilles who served as project director and contains items typed on the letterhead created for the project. Boxes 4-6 are presumed to be George Schipporeit’s files, and boxes 7-9 those of George Danforth.

This series contains the administrative files relating to the planning and conducting of events at Illinois Institute of Technology to mark the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (born 1886).

Boxes 1-3 appear to be the files of Rolf Achilles who served as project director and contains items typed on the letterhead created for the project. Boxes 4-6 are presumed to be George Schipporeit’s files, and boxes 7-9 those of George Danforth.

This series contains the administrative files relating to the planning and conducting of events at Illinois Institute of Technology to mark the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (born 1886).

Boxes 1-3 appear to be the files of Rolf Achilles who served as project director and contains items typed on the letterhead created for the project. Boxes 4-6 are presumed to be George Schipporeit’s files, and boxes 7-9 those of George Danforth.

This series contains the administrative files relating to the planning and conducting of events at Illinois Institute of Technology to mark the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (born 1886).

Boxes 1-3 appear to be the files of Rolf Achilles who served as project director and contains items typed on the letterhead created for the project. Boxes 4-6 are presumed to be George Schipporeit’s files, and boxes 7-9 those of George Danforth.

This series contains the administrative files relating to the planning and conducting of events at Illinois Institute of Technology to mark the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (born 1886).

Boxes 1-3 appear to be the files of Rolf Achilles who served as project director and contains items typed on the letterhead created for the project. Boxes 4-6 are presumed to be George Schipporeit’s files, and boxes 7-9 those of George Danforth.

This series contains the administrative files relating to the planning and conducting of events at Illinois Institute of Technology to mark the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (born 1886).

Boxes 1-3 appear to be the files of Rolf Achilles who served as project director and contains items typed on the letterhead created for the project. Boxes 4-6 are presumed to be George Schipporeit’s files, and boxes 7-9 those of George Danforth.

This series contains the administrative files relating to the planning and conducting of events at Illinois Institute of Technology to mark the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the birth of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (born 1886).

Boxes 1-3 appear to be the files of Rolf Achilles who served as project director and contains items typed on the letterhead created for the project. Boxes 4-6 are presumed to be George Schipporeit’s files, and boxes 7-9 those of George Danforth.

Includes essays by him: The Literature of City Planning, Cities and Defense, Reflections on a Greek Journey (as published in Inland Architect, Feb. 1967), class reading lists (?), and a parable-type essay (untitled) about “a poor man.” Also, essay “Is the Bauhaus Relevant Today?” by Hans M. Wingler.