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David Anderson papers, 1959-1976
Collection represents the majority of work created by David Anderson while a student at the Institute of Design, circa 1959-1963. A small amount of the material, primarily series 2 and series 53, represent professional work and work by other designers.
Design and Construction Department reports, 2005-2007
Printed copies of a weekly electronic report distributed by the IIT Facilities office showing a combined project list/status report for construction projects on the campus of Illinois Institute of Technology. Reports identify the in-house project manager, architect, contractor, and budget figures. Note that this collection does not include every weekly report. Reports were no longer distributed after June 11, 2007.
Donna Robertson collection, 1996-2008
This collection consists of material related to architectural competitions and projects participated in by the College of Architecture during the deanship of Donna Robertson.
House of the Future collection, 1983
Set of six posters (white printed in black; 33¼ x 23½") detailing the House of the Future design submitted by Institute of Design students to the Japan Design Foundation's First International Design Competition in 1983. The ID team design won the Grand Prize. Project was supervised by ID faculty member Charles L. Owen.
IIT Challenge Campaign CDs, 1997
Industrial and Technical Drawing Department collection, 1962
1. Industrial Graphics Management and Design 2. Henry C. Spencer honorary lunch, 1962
Institute of Design class projects, 1954-1959
Twelve books, each being a hand-made volume by an Institute of Design student. Books were made as class projects for Visual Design classes, probably in connection with either typography or book design assignments. All titles include original artwork; some also include original text. Books were apparently done in short runs of 200 or less.
Institute of Design faculty/student work and syllabi, 1992-2009
Records from the Institute of Design, Illinois Institute of Technology, from the period when Patrick Whitney was Dean. The collection consists almost entirely of student work--almost all of which (in turn) is from course ID 592, Research and Documentation Projects. The remainder of the collection consists of syllabi for ID courses amd miscellaneous administrative files.