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BERTRAND GOLDBERG COLLECTION Architectural Drawings PROJECT NOTES BERTRAND GOLDBERG COLLECTION Architectural Drawings PROJECT NOTES 1420 Lake Shore Drive Apartment Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1988 Reference number: 163.1-2 312-318 W. Randolph Building Unbuilt; aka, Sheldon Claire Company. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1955-1963 Reference number: 1.1-64 46 East Walton aka, Universal Recording Corporation; see Location: Chicago, Ill. also, Walton Gardens. Date of drawings: 1955-1956 Reference number: 104.1-66 60 W. Erie See also, Erie Project. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1990 Reference number: 162.1-27 901 Club At Rush and Delaware Sts.; existing Location: Chicago, Ill. building and site conditions documented Date of drawings: 1959-1962 in Walton Gardens. Reference number: 2.1-141 Affiliated Hospitals Center aka, Brigham and Women's Hospital. Location: Boston, Mass. Date of drawings: 1966-1989 Reference number: 3.1-2,943 Alexian Brothers, Bonaventure Waystop Housing Unbuilt; proposed location: 825 W. Location: Chicago, Ill. Wellington Ave. Date of drawings: 1992 Reference number: 13.1-23 American Broadcasting Company Unbuilt; aka, American Broadcasting - Location: New York, N.Y. Paramount Theaters Corporate Office; Date of drawings: 1963-1988 Columbus Ave, btwn. 66th and 67th. Reference number: 5.1-170 Apartment Building Unbuilt; possibly, Point Squanto. Location: Unknown Date of drawings: 1967 Reference number: 1982.630 Department of Architecture and Design, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: December 2006 1 BERTRAND GOLDBERG COLLECTION Architectural Drawings PROJECT NOTES Apartment Buildings Possibly, Centro Medico Association. Location: Caracas, Venezuela Date of drawings: 1968-1969 Reference number: 22.1-12 Astor Street Slum Rehabilitation 1236 N. Astor St. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1957 Reference number: 6.1-2 Astor Tower 1300 N. Astor St. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1955-1980 Reference number: 7.1-576 Bayou Segnette New Community Development Unbuilt. Location: New Orleans, La. Date of drawings: 1976 Reference number: 15.1-7 Bayshore Towers BGA and Les Jones. Location: Miami, Fla. Date of drawings: 1996 Reference number: 8.1-17 Beach Sky House Unbuilt. Location: Boca Raton, Fla. Date of drawings: 1958-1960 Reference number: 9.1-77 Bertrand Goldberg Associates 721 N. Michigan Ave., 2nd Floor. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1962-1996 Reference number: 10.1-4 Biological Sciences Research Building aka, S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, Basic Science Location: Stony Brook, N.Y. and Clinical Science Towers; see also, Date of drawings: 1969-1970 Health Sciences Center. Reference number: 174.1-262 Birmingham Downtown Motel and Holiday Inn Between 2nd and 3rd Aves. and 14th St. Location: Birmingham, Ala. Date of drawings: 1958 Reference number: 11.1-8 Department of Architecture and Design, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: December 2006 2 BERTRAND GOLDBERG COLLECTION Architectural Drawings PROJECT NOTES Bistro, Le Restaurant aka, The Half Shell; located at Hubbard and Location: Chicago, Ill. Dearborn Sts. Date of drawings: 1970 Reference number: 172.1-5 Blacksher Garden Apartments Bordered by Government and Ethredge Sts. Location: Mobile, Ala. Date of drawings: 1955-1958 Reference number: 12.1-93 Bragno, Edward, Mrs., Residence aka, Mollie Netcher Bragno Residence; Location: Palm Beach, Fla. located on North Ocean Blvd. Date of drawings: 1941-1958 Reference number: 14.1-5 Brownstone, The 1440 N. State Pkwy. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1973-1983 Reference number: 179.1-13 Burns-Jackson Project Unbuilt; urban renewal plans. Location: East Dayton, Ohio Date of drawings: 1966-1970 Reference number: 16.1-65 Carlyn Springs Club aka, Phelps Properties; similar to Marina Location: Arlington and Fairfax Counties, Va. City. Date of drawings: 1965 Reference number: 171.1-27 Centerpoint Plaza Location: Green Bay, Wisc. Date of drawings: 1991 Reference number: 180.1 Central City At Ross and Harwood Sts. Location: Dallas, Tex. Date of drawings: 1962 Reference number: 169.1 Centro Medico Association See also, La Trinidad. Location: Caracas, Venezuela Date of drawings: 1969-1970 Reference number: 19.1-60 Department of Architecture and Design, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: December 2006 3 BERTRAND GOLDBERG COLLECTION Architectural Drawings PROJECT NOTES Charles A. Dana Cancer Center 440 Brookline Ave. Location: Boston, Mass. Date of drawings: 1970-1977 Reference number: 20.1-522 Chicago Crystal Palace Proposed location at Michigan, Walton, Location: Chicago, Ill. Rush and Delaware Sts. Date of drawings: 1981 Reference number: 21.1-55 Chicago International Trading Company Location: Middle East Date of drawings: N.d. Reference number: 23.1-8 Chicago West Side Medical Center Proposed housing. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1958 Reference number: 24.1 Church of All Nations aka, Morgan Memorial and Church of All Location: Boston, Mass. Nations; at Oak, Tremont and Charles Sts. Date of drawings: 1967-1974 Reference number: 25.1-120 Clarendon Avenue School aka, Joseph Brennemann Elementary Location: Chicago, Ill. School. Date of drawings: 1960-1966 Reference number: 66.1-183 Consulate of France Proposed office plans. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1962 Reference number: 164.1-2 Cooper, R.D., Jr., Inc. 4500 W. 47th St.; proposed office plans. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1950-53 Reference number: 157.1-13 Cove, Allison Davis, Residence Unbuilt. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: N.d. Reference number: 4.1 Department of Architecture and Design, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: December 2006 4 BERTRAND GOLDBERG COLLECTION Architectural Drawings PROJECT NOTES Covenant Club Located at 10 N. Dearborn St. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1958-1963 Reference number: 30.1-68 Dardanelle Middle School and Community Center Unbuilt. Location: Little Rock, Ark. Date of drawings: 1983 Reference number: 32.1 Dearborn-Goethe Project aka, Katzin Building; located at Dearborn Location: Chicago, Ill. and Goethe Sts. Date of drawings: 1960-1961 Reference Number: 33.1-26 Delaware-Seneca Building Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1974 Reference number: 34.1-17 Delousing Unit (Mobile) Location: N/A. Date of drawings: 1943 Reference number: 82.1-9 Drew, E.F., and Company Proposed refinery on Division St. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1948-49 Reference number: 37.1-21 Eastern Company Warehouse aka, University Avenue Industrial Park; Location: Westwood, Mass. located at 128 Westwood Industrial Park. Date of drawings: 1966-1969 Reference number: 38.1-283 Edelmann, E., and Company Addition Located at N. Jones St., W. Schubert Ave. Location: Chicago, Ill. and W. Logan Blvd. Date of drawings: 1951-1960 Reference number: 39.1-120 Edgewater Beach Hotel Banquet Hall. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1960-1961 Reference number: 40.1-44 Department of Architecture and Design, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: December 2006 5 BERTRAND GOLDBERG COLLECTION Architectural Drawings PROJECT NOTES Edgewater Project of Akron Development Corp. Location: Miami, Fla. Date of drawings: 1996 Reference number: 187.1-11 Elgin State Hospital aka, Elgin Mental Health Center; Laundry Location: Elgin, Ill. and Medical Surgical Bldgs. Date of drawings: 1962-1968 Reference number: 41.1-287 Erie Project See also, 60 W. Erie. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1985-1988 Reference number: 43.1-354 Flagler Marina Complex See also, West Palm Beach Auditorium. Location: West Palm Beach, Fla. Date of drawings: 1947-1964 Reference number: 44.1-140 Florsheim, Lillian, Residence 1328 N. State Pkwy.; remodeling. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1949-1991 Reference number: 47.1-69 Form and Philosophy Location: N/A Date of drawings: N.d. Reference number: 48.1-4 Furniture Design Location: N/A Date of drawings: 1948-1993 Reference number: 156.1-4 Galleria South Houston Location: Houston, Tex. Date of drawings: 1977-1978 Reference number: 49.1-20 Garage Building Unbuilt. Location: Unknown Date of drawings: 1954-1955 Reference number: 50.1-2 Department of Architecture and Design, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: December 2006 6 BERTRAND GOLDBERG COLLECTION Architectural Drawings PROJECT NOTES Garden Plaza aka, Elizabeth Arden Spa and Crogdon Location: Skokie, Ill. Association Building; located at Glenview Date of drawings: 1956-1957 Rd. and Cicero Ave. Reference number: 31.1-14 Gary Projects All unbuilt. Location: Gary, Ind. Date of drawings: 1989-1991 Reference number: 51.1-337 Goldberg Residence Located at 1518 N. Astor St. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1977 Reference number: 177.1 Goldberg, Lisa, Residence Unbuilt; located on Bond St. Location: New York, N.Y. Date of drawings: 1978-1980 Reference number: 178.1-9 Good Samaritan Hospital Located at 1111 E. McDowell Rd. Location: Phoenix, Ariz. Date of drawings: 1977-1981 Reference number: 52.1-954 Grand Marina Navy Pier Proposed addition. Location: Chicago, Ill. Date of drawings: 1995-1996 Reference number: 53.1-13 Grant Advertising Inc. Location: Unknown Date of drawings: N.d. Reference number: 168.1 Gun Crate (Convertible) For overseas shipment of Bofors 90mm Location: N/A anti-aircraft gun. Date of drawings: 1943 Reference number: 161.1 Harms Glenview Homes aka, Mark's Glenview Subdivision; located Location: Glenview, Ill. at Harms Rd. and Wilmette Ave. Date of drawings: 1951-1955 Reference number: 54.1-45 Department of Architecture and Design, The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois 60603 Last revised: December 2006 7 BERTRAND GOLDBERG COLLECTION Architectural Drawings PROJECT NOTES Harris Theater aka, Michael Todd Theater; see also, Location: Chicago, Ill. Selwyn Theater. Date of drawings: 1959 Reference number: 165.1-10 Health Sciences Center aka, S.U.N.Y. Stony Brook, Health Sciences Location: Stony Brook, N.Y. Center; see also, Biological Sciences Date of drawings: 1965-1981 Research Building. Reference number: 1982.639-640, 134.1-3,823 Helstein Residence Located at 5806 S. Blackstone Ave.; see Location: Chicago, Ill.
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