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Bruce Goff Collection Location: Dept BRUCE GOFF COLLECTION LOCATION: DEPT. OF ARCHITECTURE Architectural Drawings: Projects A—C PROJECT SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF SHEETS Abbie’s Dress Shop, alterations and additions 2 sheets, Presentation Drawings (built, later demolished) 806 Main Street, Duncan, Oklahoma c. 1955 De Long job number: 55.01 Abraham, Grace and Larry, House (not built) 7 sheets, Presentation Drawings Kansas City, Kansas 4 sheets, Working Drawings 1967 De Long job number: 67.01 Adams, John Quincy (Mr. and Mrs.), House, 3 sheets, Design Drawings number 1 (not built) 6 sheets, Presentation Drawings 310 South Brewer, Vinita, Oklahoma 6 sheets, Working Drawings 1958 De Long job number: 58.01 Delineators: Robert Alan Bowlby and Douglas Harris Adams, John Quincy and Jean, House, number 1 sheet, Design Drawing 3 (built) 2 sheets, Presentation Drawings 310 S. Brewer, Vinita, Oklahoma 2 sheets, Drawings for Publication 1961-62 7 sheets, Working Drawings De Long job number: 61.01 Adams, John Quincy and Jean, House, number 1 sheet, Design Drawing 3 (built) 2 sheets, Presentation Drawings 310 S. Brewer, Vinita, Oklahoma 2 sheets, Drawings for Publication 1961-62 7 sheets, Working Drawings De Long job number: 61.01 Adams, John Quincy, (Mr. and Mrs.), House, 3 sheets, Design Drawings number 2 (not built) 4 sheets, Presentation Drawings Vinita, Oklahoma 5 sheets, Working Drawings 1959 De Long job number: 59.01 Akright, J. R., House alterations and additions 1 sheet, Presentation Drawing (built) 4 sheets, Working Drawings 2412 S. E. Circle Drive, Bartlesville, Oklahoma 1959 De Long job number: 59.02 Allen, Richard, House (not built) 4 sheets, Design Drawings Tulsa, Oklahoma 1954 De Long job number: 54.01 ©Ernest R. Graham Study Center for Architectural Drawings, Department of Architecture, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: June 2001 Page 1 BRUCE GOFF COLLECTION LOCATION: DEPT. OF ARCHITECTURE Architectural Drawings: Projects A—C PROJECT SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF SHEETS Allen, Robert G. and Virginia, House, number 1 3 sheets, Presentation Drawings (not built) Bartlesville, Oklahoma 1958 De Long job number: 58.02 Allen, Robert G. and Virginia, House, number 2 9 sheets, Design Drawings (not built) 1 sheet, Presentation Drawing Bartlesville, Oklahoma 1959 De Long job number: 59.03 Angelino, Henry R., House(not built) 5 sheets, Presentation Drawings Wetzler subdivision, Norman, Oklahoma 1950 De Long job number: 50.01 Apache Apartments for Bruce Plunkett (not 4 sheets, Design Drawings built) 5 sheets, Presentation Drawings Tyler, Texas 2 sheets, Preliminary Working Drawing 1965 12 sheets, Working Drawings De Long job number: 65.01 Associate: Douglas Harris Apartment Building (not built) 1 sheet, Design Drawing Tulsa, Oklahoma 1929 De Long job number: 29.01 Armbruster, A. J., House alterations (not built) 2 sheets, Presentation Drawings Aurora, Illinois 1968 De Long job number: 68.02 Associate Architect: Nick Livingston Atlas Life Insurance Building (not built) 1 sheet, Design Drawings Tulsa, Oklahoma 1923 De Long job number: 23.01 Bachman, Myron, House: Alterations (built) 8 sheets, Design Drawings 1244 West Carmen Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 1947 De Long number: 47.01 Bailey House (not built) 1 sheet, Design Drawing Portland, Oregon 1 sheet, Presentation Drawing 1943 De Long job number: 43.01 ©Ernest R. Graham Study Center for Architectural Drawings, Department of Architecture, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: June 2001 Page 2 BRUCE GOFF COLLECTION LOCATION: DEPT. OF ARCHITECTURE Architectural Drawings: Projects A—C PROJECT SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF SHEETS Baker, John S., Store Building, Proposed 1 sheet, Presentation Drawing Vitrolite Installation (not built) Orlando, Florida 1936 Job or Sheet number: 487 De Long job number: 36.03.1 Architect: R. O. Wheeler Barby, Celestine, House, number 1 (not built) 1 sheet, Design Drawing Pine Haven, Colorado 1973 De Long job number: 73.01 Barby, Celestine, House, number 2 (built) 20 sheets, Design Drawings 711 N. Camino de Fosforo, Tucson, Arizona 10 sheets, Presentation Drawings 1974 3 sheets, Drawings for Publication De Long job number: 74.01 9 sheets, Preliminary Working Drawings Delineator: James “Jimi” Yucas 33 sheets, Working Drawings 3 sheets, Engineering Studies Barby, Celestine, Studio, number 1 (not built) 4 sheets, Presentation Drawings Beaver, Oklahoma 1962 De Long job number: 62.01 Barby, Celestine, Studio, number 2 (built) 7 sheets, Presentation Drawings 114 Avenue N, Beaver, Oklahoma 4 sheets, Drawings for Publication 1962 8 sheets, Working Drawings De Long job number: 62.02 Barns, Bob, House (not built) 2 sheets, Design Drawings Canyon, California 2 sheets, Presentation Drawings 1955 De Long job number: 55.02 Bartman, Irma, House, number 1 (built) 3 sheets. Design Drawings also known as "Hickory Hill House" and 3 sheets, Presentation Drawings "Triaero” 2 sheets, Drawings for Publication Fern Creek, Buechel, Kentucky 7 sheets, Working Drawings 1941 De Long job number: 41.02 Bartman, Irma, House, number 1, addition (not 2 sheets, Design Drawings built) 1 sheet, Working Drawing also known as “Hickory Hill House” and "Triaero" Fern Creek, Buechel, Kentucky 1942 De Long job number: 42.01 ©Ernest R. Graham Study Center for Architectural Drawings, Department of Architecture, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: June 2001 Page 3 BRUCE GOFF COLLECTION LOCATION: DEPT. OF ARCHITECTURE Architectural Drawings: Projects A—C PROJECT SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF SHEETS Bartman, Irma, House, number 2 (not built) 1 sheet, Design Drawing also known as the "Hickory Hill House" and “Triaero” Fern Creek, Buechel, Kentucky 1941 De Long job number: 41.03 Bartman, Irma, House, number 3 (not built) 3 sheets, Design Drawings Fern Creek, Buechel, Kentucky 4 sheets, Presentation Drawings 1956-1957 De Long job number: 56.01 Delineators: Jack Golden and Douglas Harris Bass, John, House (not built) 5 sheets, Design Drawings Amarillo, Texas 1976 De Long job number: 76.01 Bass, William H. (Mr. and Mrs.), House (not 5 sheets, Design Drawings built) 6 sheets, Presentation Drawings Tulsa, Oklahoma 1 sheet, Drawing for Publication 1956-1957 De Long Job number: 56.02 Delineators: Robert Alan Bowlby, Froelich, Douglas Harris Baughman Bungalow (not built) 1 sheet, Design Drawing Tulsa, Oklahoma 2 sheets, Presentation Drawings 1922 De Long job number: 22.01 Bavinger, Gene and Nancy, House (built) 8 sheets, Design Drawings 760 60th Avenue, Norman, Oklahoma 10 sheets, Informational Overlay sheets for 1950-1951 Design Drawings De Long job number: 50.02 4 sheets, Drawings for Publication Delineators: Herb Greenberg [aka Herb Greene] 10 sheets, Presentation Drawings and William H. Wilson 4 sheets, Preliminary Working Drawings 2 sheets, Detail Drawings 3 sheets, Miscellaneous Studies 2 sheets, Bavinger Children's Drawings Baxter Heights Addition (not built) 2 sheets, Design Drawings Bayview Drive and Bluff Road, Quincy, Illinois 2 sheet, Presentation Drawings. 1961 2 sheets, Site Surveys De Long job number: 61.02 Clients: Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Baxter ©Ernest R. Graham Study Center for Architectural Drawings, Department of Architecture, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: June 2001 Page 4 BRUCE GOFF COLLECTION LOCATION: DEPT. OF ARCHITECTURE Architectural Drawings: Projects A—C PROJECT SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF SHEETS Baxter Heights Speculative House (not built) 3 sheets, Design Drawings Bayview Drive and Bluff Road, Quincy, Illinois 1961 De Long job number: 61.03 Clients: Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Baxter Baxter, Albert G. (Mr. and Mrs.), House, 2 sheets, Design Drawing number 1 (not built) 5 sheets, Presentation Drawings Bayview Heights subdivision, Quincy, Illinois 1962-63 De Long job number: 61.04 Baxter, Albert G. (Mr. and Mrs.), House, 1 sheet, Design Drawing number 2 (not built) Baxter Heights, Quincy, Illinois 1962 De Long job number: 62.03 Beall, Kenneth, Jr., House (not built) 2 sheets, Presentation Drawings Wichita, Kansas 1960 De Long job number: 60.01 Bennett, Richard J. (Mr. and Mrs.), House 3 sheets, Presentation Drawings (built) Silver Lake Road, Bartlesville, Oklahoma 1959 De Long job number: 59.04 Black Bear Motor Lodge for Creager Enterprises 6 sheets, Design Drawings (not built) 2 sheets, Presentation Drawings Jackson Hole, Wyoming 1 sheet, Unfinished Drawing 1961 De Long job number: 61.05 Blackwell, Elvin D. (Dr.), Building (not built) 1 sheet, Design Drawing Bryan Street and Fitzhugh Avenue, Dallas, 11 sheets, Presentation Drawings Texas 1 sheet, Site Plan 1961-1963 De Long job number: 61.06 Delineator, where noted: Jeffrey Blair Office Building: Alteration for Quintin 1 sheet, Design Drawing Blair Enterprises Sheridan Avenue, Buffalo Bill Village, Cody, Wyoming (not built) 1980 De Long job number: 80.01 ©Ernest R. Graham Study Center for Architectural Drawings, Department of Architecture, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: June 2001 Page 5 BRUCE GOFF COLLECTION LOCATION: DEPT. OF ARCHITECTURE Architectural Drawings: Projects A—C PROJECT SUMMARY DESCRIPTION OF SHEETS Blair, Quintin and Ruth, House addition (not 9 sheets, Design Drawings built) 6 sheets, Presentation Drawings Cody, Wyoming 23 sheets, Working Drawings 1977-1981 2 sheets, Instruction Correspondence to De Long job number: 77.01 Bidding Contractors Delineators, where noted: Nelson Brackin, R. Michael Kreps, Bart Prince Structural Engineer: J. Palmer Boggs Architect of existing house: Frank Lloyd Wright Blakeley, Jerry Alex, House, number
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