Archives West Finding Aid
Table of Contents
- Overview of the Collection
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Biographical Note
- Content Description
- Use of the Collection
- Administrative Information
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Detailed Description of the Collection
- Student works
- J. Lister Holmes , 1940-1941
- Tucker, Shields & Terry , 1946-1951
- Terry & Moore , Residential work, 1952-1962
- Terry & Moore , Nonresidential work, 1952-1962
- Roland Terry & Associates , Residential work, 1960-1974
- Roland Terry & Associates , Nonresidential work, 1960-1974
- Terry & Egan , Residential work, 1974-1987
- Terry & Egan , Nonresidential work, 1974-1987
- Roland Terry , 1985-1991
- Miscellaneous Projects
- Names and Subjects
Roland Terry architectural drawings, 1937-1991
Overview of the Collection
- Architect
- Terry, Roland
- Title
- Roland Terry architectural drawings
- Dates
- 1937-1991 (inclusive)19371991
1952-1980 (bulk)19521980 - Quantity
- approximately 13,000 architectural drawings and sketches in 406 projects ; various sizes
- Collection Number
- PH0743
- Summary
- Architectural drawings for over 400 projects created by architect Roland Terry and his partners
- Repository
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University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections
Special Collections
University of Washington Libraries
Box 352900
Seattle, WA
98195-2900
Telephone: 2065431929
Fax: 2065431931
speccoll@uw.edu - Access Restrictions
Access restricted: Advance notice required to view drawings. Please submit request at https://catalyst.uw.edu/webq/survey/vellum/280019
- Languages
- English
- Sponsor
- Funding for the publication of this finding aid was partially provided through a grant awarded by the Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
Roland Terry (1917 - 2006) is acknowledged as one of the most important figures in Northwest Modernist architecture. His work helped define Northwest regionalism after the World War II, seeking functionality and the integration of natural materials and local elements in his work. Terry is notable for his building designs as well as his ability to integrate architecture with interior and landscape design. His career spanned five decades and, in 1991, his contributions to Northwest design were recognized with the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Seattle Medal.
Roland Terry grew up in Kansas City, Missouri. His mother, Florence Beach Terry, was widowed when Roland was two. Terry often spent the summers on vacation in Seattle, where his mother was friends with Mark Tobey and was immersed in the Seattle art scene. In 1935, Terry entered the Department of Architecture at the University of Washington and studied under architecture professor Lionel Pries and interior designer Hope Foote.
J. Lister Holmes , 1940-1941
During his summers as an architecture student at the University of Washington, Terry worked for Seattle architect J. Lister Holmes. Following his graduation from the School of Architecture in 1940, Terry worked for J. Lister Holmes. After one year, Terry received the Langley Scholarship from the American Institute of Architects in 1941. He left that year for San Francisco to start an extended trip to South America with the intention of studying the modern buildings of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, designed by Le Corbusier and his followers. After returning to the United States in May 1942, Terry joined the military, spending time in Hawaii, the western Pacific, and New Mexico.
Tucker, Shields & Terry , 1946-1951
Terry's first professional firm, Tucker, Shields & Terry was founded in 1946 after Roland Terry left the military. Terry formed the partnership with two of his colleagues from the University of Washington, Bert A. Tucker (1910-1983) and Robert M. Shields (b. 1917). They built their own office in 1946-47 (destroyed) and designed custom houses. In 1949, they worked with Wimberly and Cook, Architects, Honolulu, to build the Canlis Charcoal Broiler in Seattle. In 1949, Terry took a leave from his practice to study art in Europe; he returned to Seattle in 1951, but left the partnership shortly after his return. The partnership continued without Terry as Tucker & Shields.
Terry & Moore , 1952-1962
Terry & Moore was founded in late 1952 when Roland Terry partnered with Philip A. Moore (1903-1972). The firm created a number of residences including houses for John Hauberg, Jr. and William K. Blethen. In addition to designing these two houses, Terry was also responsible for designing the gardens of the house, custom furnishings, and architectural features that would accommodate collected antiques and art objects. Additional residences include the country house for John Hauberg on Bainbridge Island, Washington, and the Lawrence B. Culter residence in Vancouver, British Columbia. restaurateur Walter Clark hired Terry & Moore to design several restaurants in the Seattle area, including Clark's New Crabapple in Bellevue, Clark's Red Carpet, the Lakewood Terrace Dining Room in Tacoma, and the Dublin House Restaurant. These projects were well-regarded as Terry & Moore established themselves as architects of non-residential interiors.
Roland Terry & Associates , 1960-1974
Roland Terry began practicing as Roland Terry & Associates in 1960. The firm's designs include residences such as the Paul Roland Smith house; the Philip A. Stewart residences; the high-rise condominium on Lake Washington, Washington Park Tower; and a number of joint ventures. Terry continued working for restaurateur Peter Canlis to design restaurants in Honolulu, the Hilton Hotel in Portland, Oregon, and at the Fairmont in San Francisco.
Terry & Egan , 1974-1987
Roland Terry partnered with his longtime associate Robert H. Egan (b. 1922) to form Terry & Egan in 1974. The firm's designs shifted incerasingly towards the interiors of large scale commercial buildings and included the interior of the Halekulani Hotel in Honolulu, Hawaii; and the interior of the Union Bank of California Center in Seattle, Washington. The partnership was dissolved in 1987, and Terry continued to work independently on a small number of residential projects, including his own home, after the partnership ended.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
The collection contains records for over 400 projects (approximately 13,000 architectural drawings) Roland Terry and his partners completed over five decades. These architectural drawings document Terry's career as an architect and include several of his well-known projects, including residential projects and commercial projects such as the Canlis restaurants, the original flagship Nordstrom store, and Washington Park Tower. These drawings document the evolution of his style over his lifetime and the work of his firms, Terry & Moore, Roland Terry & Associates, and Terry & Egan. The collection also includes a number of projects completed by Terry's partners, Philip Moore and Robert Egan, and shows contributions made by Terry's associates, including John Mayeno and George Wallace.
Also included in this collection is an early project Roland Terry completed as a student at the University of Washington and in his early career with J. Lister Holmes as well as work done after his retirement in 1987.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
Restrictions might exist on reproduction, quotation, or publication. Contact the repository for details.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
Collection is arranged chronologically by architectural firm and separated into residential and non-residential works. Projects are listed alphabetically within firm. Residential projects are listed alphabetically using the last name of the client.
Acquisition Information
Gift of Roland Terry, October 2003.
Processing Note
Processed by Erin Berg, Kelly Daviduke, Sarah DeAtley, Kathryn Harrison, Christopher S. Kwong, Meng-Fan Lu, Julie Poncelet, and Lindsey Yuen, 2007-2012.
Note: Collection is partially processed. A limited number of projects that have not been fully processed are indicated with a note and an approximate number of drawings.
Bibliography
Henderson, Justin. Roland Terry: master Northwest architect. Seattle: University of Washington Press, 2000.
Ochsner, Jeffrey Karl. Shaping Seattle architecture: a historic guide to the architects. Seattle: University of Washington Pressin association with the American Institute of ArchitectsSeattle Chapter and the Seattle Architectural Foundation, 1994.
Related Materials
The University of Washington Department of Architecture Student Drawings Collection (PHColl 740) includes several examples of his assignments while he was a student at the University of Washington, 1935-1940.
The Robert Shields architectural drawings collection (PHColl 921) includes projects completed by the firm Tucker, Shields & Terry, 1946-1951.
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Student works, 1935-1940Return to Top
Student drawings completed by Roland Terry as an undergraduate student were retained by the University of Washington Department of Architecture and are available as part of the University of Washington Department of Architecture Student Drawings Collection (PH Coll 740) .
| Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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| M400 | 1 | Florence Beach Terry residence, 9807 19th Avenue
Northwest, Seattle, Washington 7 drawings : 6 graphite on tracing paper, 1 blueprint
Drawings for the residence of Roland Terry's mother, Mrs.
Florence Beach Terry, located in the Blue Ridge neighborhood of Seattle. The
design for the Florence Beach Terry residence was completed during Roland
Terry's sophomore year as an architecture student at the University of
Washington under the guidance of architecture professor Lionel Pries.Included in these drawings are plans for the basement,
foundation, and first floor; exterior elevations; interior elevations for the
living room, dining room, entryway, kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom; and detail
drawings of the windows.
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June 27, 1937 |
J. Lister Holmes, 1940-1941Return to Top
Terry worked for Seattle architect J. Lister Holmes during the summers while in architecture school at the University of Washington and for a short while after graduating as a draftsman and designer. Three projects in the collection have been identified from this period.
| Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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| M400 | 2 | Mr. C. E. Davis residence additions and alterations,
2605 West 97th Street, Seattle, Washington 2 drawings
Additions to the residence of Mr. C. E. Davis.
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1941 |
| M400 | 3 | Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ingham residence 2 drawings : 2 graphite and pastel on tracing paper
Two perspective drawings signed by Terry show his work under
architect J. Lister Holmes.
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April 19, 1941 |
| M400 | 4 | Mr. Vincent Jones residence alterations 8 drawings : 6 graphite on tracing paper, 2 blueprint
Plans, exterior elevations, detail drawings, wall sections,
basement and foundation plans show alterations to the exterior of the Jones
residence. One drawing shows revisions to the kitchen and dining room.
|
June 28, 1940 |
Tucker, Shields & Terry, 1946-1951Return to Top
Twelve projects completed by Tucker, Shields & Terry, including the original 1949 design drawings for the Canlis Charcoal Broiler in Seattle, are available as part of the Robert Shields architectural drawings collection (PHColl 921).
The Robert Shields architectural drawings collection contains drawings for one of Roland Terry's most well-known projects, the Canlis Charcoal Broiler in Seattle. The Canlis Charcoal Broiler, later renamed Canlis Restaurant, was designed and built by Tucker, Shields & Terry in collaboration with the Honolulu architectural firm of Wimberly and Cook, 1949-1951. The building was then renovated by Tucker and Shields in 1953 after Terry left the firm; the design was revamped by Terry & Moore in 1958 and later updated during the mid-1990s by Northwest architect James Cutler.
Terry's work with the Canlis property spans multiple businesses. While the original 1949 records for the project can be found in the Robert Shields architectural drawings collection under the title, "Peter Canlis' Charcoal Broiler", records for later renovations and remodeling are housed in the Roland Terry architectural drawings collection and can be found in the "Terry & Moore, Nonresidential work" series; in the "Roland Terry & Associates, Nonresidential work" series; and in the "Terry & Egan, Nonresidential work" series.
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Terry & Moore, Residential work, 1952-1962Return to Top
| Container(s) | Description | Dates | |
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| M400 | 5 | Mr. and Mrs. John Alger residence 18 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 14
graphite on tracing paper, 1 graphite and color on tracing paper, 1
reproduction on bond
4 sketches : 4 graphite on trace.
Included in these drawings are one signed perspective drawing of
the residence's living room, plot plans, foundation plan, main floor plan,
exterior elevations, interior elevations, electrical plans, section drawings of
the balcony, miscellaneous details of cabinetry, fence, grilles, and concrete
walk. Also included is a site survey by H. W. Rutherford, Engineer.
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November 5, 1953 - March 28, 1955 |
| M400 | 6 | Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Alhadeff residence remodel, 6006 Lake
Shore Drive, Seattle, Washington 7 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 3 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond
Drawings show an exterior remodel for the Alhadeff residence
near Seward Park in Seattle. Included in these drawings are a plot plan;
exterior elevations; detail drawings showing the fence, gate post, and trellis;
and a topographic map by Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
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June 7, 1957 - July 26, 1957 |
| M400 | 7 | Mr. and Mrs. John Amberg residence, 450 McGilvra
Boulevard, Seattle, Washington 45 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 35 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite
on brownline on impregnated vellum, 2 color on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
Included in these drawings are two perspectives, plot plans,
architectural plans, elevation drawings, detail drawings, section drawings,
electrical and heating plans, landscape plans, specifications, a schedule of
materials, and two lighting sketches for fixtures in the house.
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October 1958 - December 1959 |
| M400 | 8 | Mrs. E. Heitman Anderson residence, 6627 West Mercer
Way, Mercer Island, Washington 11 drawings : 8 graphite on vellum, 2 brownline on impregnated
vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Drawings for the Anderson residence include the plot plan;
foundation and floor plans; exterior elevations; interior elevations of the
family room, living room, kitchen, bath, and master bedroom; detail drawings;
terrace plan; electrical and heating plan; and a topographic map by John B.
Dodds, Engineer.
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June 6, 1957 |
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Anderson |
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| M400 | 9 | Penthouse apartment 17 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum, 10 graphite on trace, 3
graphite and color on trace, 3 reproduction on bond
Drawings show plans for the Anderson's penthouse apartment.
Included in these drawings are perspective drawings; proposed floor plans;
interior elevations of the den, bath, and dressing room.
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April 4, 1954 - June 29, 1954 |
| M400 | 10 | Proposed residence 2 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on
vellum
Drawings showing plans for the proposed Anderson residence
include a sketch of the proposed plot plan and a pre-preliminary plot plan.
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August 21, 1957 - August 22, 1957 |
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| M400 | 11 | Dr. and Mrs. Russell Anderson residence, 5126 Kenilworth
Place Northeast, Seattle, Washington 22 drawings : 16 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite on gridded vellum, 2
graphite on trace, 2 brownline on impregnated vellum
Drawings for the Anderson residence in the Windermere
neighborhood of Seattle. Drawings include two differing perspective drawings
signed by Roland Terry; plot plans; floor plans; foundation plans; exterior
elevations; interior elevations; heating and electrical plans; detail drawings
of millwork, posts and gate, fireplace, couch, storage cabinet, and
bookcases.
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December 1955 - August 15, 1956 |
| M400 | 12 | Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart Ballinger residence cabana and
pool terrace addition, The Highlands, Seattle, Washington 30 drawings : 17 graphite on trace, 10 graphite on vellum, 1
graphite and color on vellum,1 graphite on bond, 1 blueprint
Plot plans, foundation plan, elevation drawings, detail
drawings, section drawings, specifications, and sketches interior alterations
and design for a cabana and pool terrace in the Highlands neighborhood of
Seattle. Survey by Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
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August 1959 - February 1961 |
| M400 | 13 | Thomas Balmer survey, 10 West Laurelhurst Drive,
Seattle, Washington 2 drawings : 1 graphite on vellum, 1 blueline reproduction on
bond
Drawings relating to the residence of Mr. Thomas Balmer include
one plot plan by Roland Terry showing an existing and proposed driveway and one
survey by H.W. Rutherford, Engineers.
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June 25, 1957 |
| M400 | 14 | Robert Beach residence at Riviera Place, Seattle,
Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Drawings show the basement floor plan and elevations of the
fireplaces in Robert Beach's residence. Robert Beach also owned an automobile
parking facility in downtown Seattle that was designed by Roland Terry.
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July 14, 1955 |
| M400 | 15 | Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Beall residence additions and
revisions, Hunts Point, Washington 23 drawings : 18 graphite on vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated
vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond, 1 reproduction with color on bond, 1 blueprint
Drawings show additions and alterations, including the addition
of a pool, to the Hunts Point residence of Wellwood and Jean Beall. Included in
these drawings are plans; foundation plans; elevation map; a pool and terrace
plan by Dale D. Pedersen, Architect; slab removal plan with detail drawings;
interior and exterior elevations; section drawings; electrical plans;
mechanical and heating drawings done in collaboration with Bouillon and
Griffith, Engineers; and a schedule of materials.
|
October 2, 1957 - December 12, 1957 |
| M400 | 16 | Mr. and Mrs. A. Gordon Bennett residence, 4056 Hunts
Point Road, Hunts Point, Seattle, Washington 41 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 26 graphite on vellum, 4 graphite
on brownline on impregnated vellum, 2 graphite and color on brownline on
impregnated vellum, 4 graphite and color on bond, 1 reproduction on
bond
1 sketch : 1 reproduction with graphite on bond
1 document : 1 typed ink on bond
Drawings show the Hunts Point residence of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Gordon Bennett. Included in these drawings are perspective drawings, plans,
elevations, section and detail drawings, heating and electric plans, schedules,
and specifications. Topographic map by Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
|
April 20, 1958 - September 14, 1961 |
| M400 | 17 | Proposed Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Bernbaum residence, 76th
Street Northeast, Kirkland, Washington 7 drawings : 4 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on vellum,
1 color on bond paper, 1 reproduction on bond
Drawings include floor plans, site plans, and garden development
plans for Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Bernbaum in Kirkland. Additional documents
relating to this project include a topographic map showing the proposed lot
subdivision by John B. Dodds, Engineer, and survey by Morford & Mowry,
Engineers.
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April 4, 1958 - May 14, 1958 |
| M400 | 18 | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blanchett residence on Lake
Washington, Seattle, Washington 1 sketch : 1 graphite and color on gridded vellum
Plot plan showing the location of a proposed residence on Lake
Washington.
|
July 10, 1960 |
| M400 | 19 | Mr. and Mrs. William K. Blethen residence on 39th
Avenue, Seattle, Washington Alternate client name: Mrs. Kenneth Schoenfeld.
53 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 42 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 1 color on bond, 2 reproduction on
bond, 1 blueprint
Drawings show the residence of Mr. and Mrs. William Blethen. The
project was started in 1955 as the residence for Mrs. Kenneth Schoenfeld, but
changed to Mr. and Mrs. William Blethen following the marriage of Ruth
Schoenfeld to William Blethen in 1956. As the drawings refer to the same
project, they have been organized and cataloged under this name.Ruth "Mundy" Schoenfeld Blethen Clayburg married L. Kenneth
Schoenfeld in 1930. and moved with him from Chicago to Seattle. After his
death, she married Mr. William Blethen in 1956. This accounts for the two names
associated with this project.Included in these drawings are three perspectives, site plans,
architectural plans, elevation drawings, detail drawings, mechanical plans, and
sketches. Also included is a property survey by Morford & Mowry and later
drawings for a garden development plan at the residence in 1962.
|
October 1955 - February 1962 |
| M400 | 20 | Mr. Robert Block residence remodel and alterations, 1617
East Boston Terrace, Seattle, Washington 10 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 7 graphite on vellum
Drawings show alterations to the basement and other remodeling
to Robert Block's residence. Drawings include plan, basement plan, elevations,
reflected ceiling plan, and furniture details.
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January 1954 - December 1954 |
| M401 | 21 | Proposed Blumenthal residence at View Haven, Clyde Hill,
Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite and color on trace
Plot plan for a proposed residence near Bellevue. Drawing is
stamped with the Terry & Moore stamp.
|
circa 1958 |
| M401 | 22 | Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boese residence alterations, 11115
Seventh Avenue Northwest, Seattle, Washington 9 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 5 graphite on vellum
Drawings for the Boese residence in the Crown Hill neighborhood
of Seattle include foundation plan, plans for basement and main floor, multiple
exterior elevations, wall section, and alterations to existing walls.
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1960 |
| M401 | 23 | Mr. and Mrs. Dick Branstetter beach cabin, Whidbey
Island, Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Inscribed title: Beach Cabin on Whidbey Island for Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Branstetter.Drawings show the foundation, floor plan, and exterior
elevations for a proposed beach cabin on Whidbey Island.
|
August 16, 1955 |
| M401 | 24 | Mr. and Mrs. H. Brink residence alterations, Seattle,
Washington 4 drawings : 4 graphite on vellum.
Drawings show alterations to the Brink residence in the
Highlands neighborhood of Seattle. Drawings include first and second floor
plans, detail drawings, and interior elevations.
|
circa 1957 |
| M401 | 25 | Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Burns residence proposed
addition, 9421 Northeast 40th Street, Yarrow Point, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plan shows the proposed addition to the Burns residence.
|
May 3, 1960 |
| M401 | 26 | Mr. and Mrs. Austin Case residence, 3718 Commodore Way,
Seattle, Washington 28 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 19
graphite on vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum, 5
reproduction on bond
Drawings show the Case residence, located near Discovery Park in
Seattle. Included in these drawings are one signed perspective, architectural
plans, site plans, detail drawings, interior and exterior elevations, section
drawings, electrical and heating plans, landscape plans, driveway profile and
pool plan, and a schedule of materials.
|
April 10, 1957 - April 28, 1961 |
Mr. Peter Canlis residence alterations, 1726 East Howell
Place, Seattle, Washington The residence at 1726 East Howell Place was designed by Stoddard
and Son, Architects, for Mr. Winchester King. During the 1950s, Roland Terry,
then operating as Terry & Moore, completed four projects for alterations to
the residence for owner Peter Canlis. In addition to this residence, Terry
completed a number of projects for Peter Canlis, including the Canlis
Restaurants, and Peter Canlis' future apartment residence.
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| M401 | 27a | Kitchen and breakfast room alterations 24 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 7 graphite on vellum, 16
blueprints
Plans, detail drawings, and interior elevations show
alterations to the breakfast room and kitchen. Interior elevations show
alterations to the bedrooms, bath, and cabinets. One drawing shows a proposed
garden plan. Additionally, there are sixteen blueprints by Stoddard and Son
showing the original residence.
|
October 27, 1952 - November 20, 1952 |
| M401 | 27b | Basement alterations and lanai addition 11 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 7 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite on trace
Signed perspective drawing of the den and lanai addition. Also
included are plans of the basement and one plan of the lanai and den, detail
drawings, and interior elevations of the doors.
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August 6, 1954 - August 26, 1955 |
| M401 | 27c | Alterations to property 41 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 9 graphite and color on trace,
20 graphite on vellum, 4 graphite and color on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
Plans, interior and exterior elevations, section drawings, and
proposed site development plans show significant alterations to the Canlis
residence. Included in these drawings are plot plans and floor plans, lot
reapportionment plan, plans showing proposed site development and access roads,
and a survey by Morford & Mowry, Civil Engineers dated June 17, 1959.
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November 20, 1957 - August 16, 1960 |
| M401 | 27d | Kitchen alterations 3 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum
1 sketch : 1 color on trace
Detail drawings show alterations to the kitchen.
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July 8, 1963 - August 13, 1963 |
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| M401 | 28 | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chang residence, 19th Avenue South,
Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite and color on vellum
Plan with elevation drawing for the Chang residence. It is
unknown whether the residence was built, or if this drawing served only as a
preliminary sketch.
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April 11, 1953 |
| M401 | 29 | Mr. and Mrs. Ark Chin residence, 1920 20th Avenue South,
Seattle, Washington 4 drawings : 4 blueprints
Drawings show the plot plan, foundation and basement plans,
first floor plan, exterior elevations and schedule of materials for the Chin
residence. Each drawing is stamped and signed by P. A. Moore, indicating that
Moore was the lead architect on the project. Drawings have been initialed by
AC; further research is necessary to determine whether Ark Chin, who was an
engineer with Chin, Mayo & Kramer, may have worked under Terry & Moore
at one time.
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March 31, 1953 |
| M401 | 30 | Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Chinn residence remodel, 120 39th
Avenue, Seattle, Washington 33 drawings : 1 charcoal and graphite on trace, 8 graphite on trace,
20 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite on bond, 1 brownline with graphite on
impregnated vellum, 2 graphite on bond
Drawings show a remodel to the Chinn residence on the western
shore of Lake Washington. Included in these drawings are a perspective drawing,
three plans, three garden plans, three furniture plans, two terrace plans,
detail drawings, interior and exterior elevations, section drawings, electrical
and heating plans, two site surveys by Morford & Mowry, two plot plans, one
roof framing plan, one foundation plan, and a number of furniture drawings.
|
1959 - 1962 |
| M401 | 31 | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark residence alterations, 6127
Keswick Drive, Seattle, Washington 4 drawings : 4 graphite on vellum
Drawings show alterations to the interior design of the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark located in the Windermere neighborhood
of Seattle. Included among these drawings are one plan, detail drawing,
elevation drawing, and section drawing.
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March 1954 - July 1955 |
| M401 | 32 | Mr. and Mrs. Cortlandt Clark residence, 1555 Parkside
Drive, Seattle, Washington 28 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 23
graphite on vellum
Drawings for the Clark residence in the Broadmoor neighborhood
include one perspective drawing, plot plans, plans, elevation drawings, detail
drawings, section drawings, one electrical plan, and a schedule of
materials.
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1954-1956 |
| M401 | 33 | Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Clark residence, Seattle,
Washington 60 drawings : 19 graphite on trace, 31 graphite on vellum, 5
graphite on gridded vellum, 2 brownline on impregnated vellum, 2 reproduction
on bond
Drawings for the Spencer Clark residence in the Highlands
neighborhood of Seattle include one perspective drawing, plans, floor plans of
the residence and the caretaker's apartment, detail drawings, interior and
exterior elevations, section drawings, electrical and mechanical plans,
reflected ceiling plan, and a survey by Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
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June 1961 - September 1961 |
| M401 | 34 | Mr. and Mrs. John Cope residence alterations, Medina,
Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
One plan shows proposed alterations to the Cope residence.
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August 31, 1960 |
| M401 | 35 | Dr. Don Corlett residence deck addition 1 drawing : 1 graphite on bond
Drawing shows the plan, elevation, and detail for a deck
addition to the Corlett residence.
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April 3, 1957 |
Mr. and Mrs. James Crissey residence Two separate projects for client James Crissey. The first
project shows alterations made to the garage apartment residence in 1953. The
second project shows kitchen alterations made to the residence in 1953. Two
other projects relating to James Crissey can be found in the Roland Terry
Architectural Drawings. His store, Crissey Flower Shop had locations at 1329
5th Avenue and later at 2100 5th Avenue. The shop at 1329 5th Avenue was
extensively remodeled by Terry & Moore in 1955 and the original drawings
relating to this project can be found in the series, "Terry & Moore,
Nonresidential work." The shop at 2100 5th Avenue was extensively remodeled by
Terry & Egan in 1974 and the original drawings relating to this project can
be found in the series, "Terry & Egan, Nonresidential work".
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| M401 | 36a | Garage apartment alterations 1 drawing : 1 graphite and color on vellum
Inscribed title: Alterations to Apartment Over Garage for Mr.
and Mrs. James Crissey.Drawing shows the plan, elevation, and details of alterations
to the Crissey family's garage apartment.
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July 6, 1953 |
| M401 | 36b | Kitchen alterations 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Drawing shows the plan, elevation, and section drawing of
alterations to the Crissey's kitchen.
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June 17, 1953 |
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| M401 | 37 | Mrs. Carl J. Culter residence, 5779 Newton Wynd,
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 11 drawings : 10 graphite on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on
impregnated vellum
Drawings include plot plan, plans, interior elevations and
exterior elevations, electrical and heating plans, schedule of materials, and
detail drawings of the doors and windows. Interior elevations include
elevations of the kitchen and bath, and wall paneling. This project was a
collaborative project with architects White and Cole and some drawings bear
their name.
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August 4, 1954 - January 14, 1955 |
| M401 | 38 | Mr. George M. Davis residence furniture plan 28 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 24 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
on gridded vellum, 2 graphite on brownline on impregnated vellum
10 sketches : 10 graphite on vellum
Drawings and sketches show furniture for the residence of Mr.
George M. Davis. Included in these drawings are perspective drawings,
furnishing plans, detail drawings, elevation drawings, section drawings and
sketches.
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May 1, 1956 - April 11, 1957 |
| M401 | 39 | Mr. and Mrs. John W. Day residence at Island Park,
Mercer Island, Washington 9 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 8 graphite on vellum
Drawings include one plan, plot plan, elevation drawings, detail
drawings, and section drawings.
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January 28, 1958 - April 22, 1959 |
| M401 | 40 | Delta Delta Delta [Tri-Delta] sorority house additions
and alterations, 4527 21st Avenue Northeast, Seattle, Washington 43 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 38 graphite on vellum, 1
brownline on impregnated vellum, 2 blueline reproduction on bond
29 sketches : 27 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 1
brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum
Drawings show 1956 additions and alterations to the Delta Delta
Delta [Tri-Delta] sorority house at the University of Washington. Included are
perspectives, plans, interior and exterior elevations, detail drawings,
electrical plans, mechanical and heating plans, schedules of materials, and a
plot plan by Edward W. Triol. Interior elevations show the card room, living
room, and meeting room. Detail drawings show windows and stairs.
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April 2, 1956 - February 15, 1958 |
| M402 | 41 | Delta Gamma sorority house proposed addition, 2012 East
45th Street, Seattle, Washington 30 drawings : 10 graphite on trace, 19 graphite on vellum, 1
graphite on bond
5 sketches : 4 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on lined
paper
2 documents : 2 ink on bond [ordering forms]
Drawings and sketches show the proposed addition to the Delta
Gamma Sorority at the University of Washington. The sorority's house was
located at the intersection of 21st Avenue Northeast and East 45th Street.
Included in these drawings are perspectives, site and plot plans, plans, detail
drawings, elevation drawings, section drawings, and electrical plans. Most
drawings appear to be preliminary drawings.
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April 1960 - August 1961 |
| M402 | 42 | Mr. T. T. Denison residence guest house addition, 2206
Southwest Greenwood Road, Portland, Oregon 8 drawings : 8 graphite on vellum
Foundation plan, first floor plan, exterior elevations, interior
room elevations, electrical plan, and living room furnishings.
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April 29, 1954 - January 11, 1955 |
| M402 | 43 | Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Dick residence additions and
alterations, 8315 Overlake Drive, Medina, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Drawing shows alterations and additions to the residence.
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December 2, 1960 |
| M402 | 44 | Mr. John Drew residence interior alterations 5 drawings : 5 graphite on vellum
Details and elevation drawings for the recreation room, window
frames, bookshelves, dressing table, and kitchen counter.
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June 3, 1953 - August 18, 1953 |
| M402 | 45 | Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dulien residence, 4000 East Denny
Blaine Place, Seattle, Washington 4 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond
Perspective drawing, site plan, second floor plan, and a survey
by E. A. Duffy Consulting Engineering. Louis Dulien was the President of Dulien
Scrap Metal. Ann Dulien, his wife, was later married to Josef Diamond of
Diamond Bros. Parking.
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January 1954 - July 7, 1954 |
| M402 | 46 | Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Fallick residence at View Haven,
Bellevue, Washington 22 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 14 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite
on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated vellum, 1 graphite on brownline
on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Two signed perspective drawings, plot plans, foundation plans,
first floor plans, exterior elevations, patio elevations, detail drawings of
the garage door and skylight, interior elevations of cabinets, fireplace,
utility room, kitchen, family room, children's room, bath and living room,
electrical and heating plans, and one topographic map by Morford & Mowry,
Civil Engineers.
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March 21, 1957 - August 5, 1958 |
| M402 | 47 | Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fleeson studio residence at Douglas
Avenue and 18th Street, Bellingham, Washington 15 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 11 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
on brownline on impregnated vellum
Two perspectives, a plot plan, floor plans, exterior and
interior elevation drawings, section drawings, detail drawings of windows and
cabinets, heating and electrical plans, and one schedule of materials. This
residence was located adjacent to the Ralph Roberg residence, also by Terry
& Moore. Records for the Roberg property can also be found in this
collection under the "Terry & Moore, Residential work" series.
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May 24, 1955 - April 27, 1956 |
| M402 | 48 | Mr. E. J. Fox residence alterations, 4237 91st Place
Northeast, Yarrow Point, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Drawing shows the plan and elevation of the Fox residence on
Yarrow Point.
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March 18, 1958 |
| M402 | 49 | Proposed Mr. and Mrs. John Franco residence, Sunset
Avenue, Seattle, Washington 5 drawings : 4 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
Plot plan, plans, and one property survey by Morford &
Mowry, Engineers.Mr. and Mrs. Franco were also later clients of Roland Terry; the
1977 plans for their house on Beach Drive can be found in the series, "Terry
& Egan, Residential work."
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1960 |
| M402 | 50 | Proposed Norbert O. Fratt residence remodel, 1102
Harvard Avenue, Seattle, Washington 12 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace, 2
graphite on vellum, 2 reproduction on bond
Basement and main floor plans, the existing residence and
basement crawl space, exterior elevation drawings, and topographic maps by
Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
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March 1960 |
| M402 | 51 | Mr. and Mrs. Tibor Freesz residence, 456 McGilvra
Boulevard, Seattle, Washington 26 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 18 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite
on brownline on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
3 sketches : 3 graphite on vellum
1 document : 1 ink on bond
Twenty-six drawings and three sketches relating to the Freesz
residence include a specification sheet, one perspective drawing, plans, detail
drawings, elevation drawings, section drawings, materials schedule, and
topographic map by Philip M. Botch, Engineer.
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January 1956 - October 1956 |
| M402 | 52 | Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frisbie residence, 3740 High Lane,
Seattle, Washington 24 drawings : 24 graphite on vellum
Plot plan; foundation plan; main floor plans; exterior
elevations; interior elevations of cabinets and trim; detail drawings of the
fireplace, planting boxes, candelabras, exterior gate posts, patio and paving
stones; section drawings of stairs, speakers, and kitchen fixtures.
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December 18, 1952 - August 17, 1953 |
| M402 | 53 | Mr. and Mrs. Peter Garrett residence radiator
alterations 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum.
Drawing show the plan, elevation, and details for proposed
alterations to the radiator case.
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June 4, 1958 |
| M402 | 54 | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Goldberg residence, Lot 42 Harborview
Addition, Everett, Washington 23 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace, 17
graphite on vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 blueline
reproduction on bond
1 document
Signed perspective by Terry, plot plans, plans, elevation
drawings, detail drawings, section drawings, electrical and mechanical
drawings, sketches, and schedule of materials. One drawing shows propsoed
alterations to add a garage and additional storage.
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December 2, 1957 - January 28, 1958 |
| M402 | 55 | Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Golub residence furniture and
fireplace alteration, 2960 Magnolia Boulevard, Seattle, Washington 8 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 3 graphite on vellum, 4
reproduction on bond.
Furniture design drawings for the interior of the Golub
residence. Drawings include designs for shelves, tables, living room furniture,
dining room furniture, and library furniture. One additional plan shows changes
to the residence's fireplace.
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March 18, 1953 - September 1, 1954 |
| M402 | 56 | Mr. and Mrs. Humphery Griggs residence, Bellingham,
Washington 24 drawings : 16 graphite on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on
vellum, 5 graphite on gridded vellum, 2 brownline on impregnated
vellum
Fundation and basement plans, plans, interior and exterior
elevations, electrical and heating plans, detail drawings of dining room,
fireplace and shoji screen design, schedule of materials. Preliminary drawings
and topographic map.
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February 20, 1959 - December 30, 1959 |
| M402 | 57 | Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Haddon residence patio alterations,
1735 Ohio Avenue, Bremerton, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Drawing shows the plan, elevation, and detail for a patio wind
screen and roofed structure.
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February 10, 1955 |
| M402 | 58 | Mr. James Hambidge residence lanai renovations, 2047 or
2055 76th Avenue Northeast, Seattle, Washington 4 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum
Drawings show lanai renovations for the residence of Mr. James
Hambidge, located in the Medina neighborhood of Seattle. Included in these
drawings are one plan, detail drawings, section drawings, and elevation
drawings. Address written on drawings is not consistent; drawings show the
residence located at either 2047 or 2055 76th Avenue Northeast.
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September 1955 - October 1955 |
| M402 | 59 | Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harvey residence additions and
alterations 6 drawings : 6 graphite on vellum
Drawings show additions on the north and east sides of the
Harvey residence for a new living room, bedroom hallway, and lanai.
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January 7, 1958 - January 15, 1959 |
| M402 | 60 | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haslund residence alterations and
remodel, Magnolia Heights, Seattle, Washington 8 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on coated paper
Drawings show alterations including changes to the living room
and study with new fireplace and design drawings for a custom couch.
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February 7, 1954 - March 25, 1954 |
John and Anne Gould Hauberg
properties |
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Country residence, Country Club Road, Bainbridge
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| M403 | 61a | Country residence 55 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 46 graphite on vellum, 1
brownline on impregnated vellum, 6 brownline with graphite on impregnated
vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Perspective drawing, foundation plan, plot plan, plans of
first and second floor, interior and exterior elevations, detail drawings of
millwork, and finish schedule. Additional drawings include design drawings of
custom furnishings, kitchen island, cabinetry, wardrobe, gun rack and pool.
Preliminary landscape plan by Noble Hoggson, Landscape Architect. Later
additions and remodeling was done by Roland Terry & Associates and can be
found in the series "Roland Terry & Associates, Residential work."
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March 19, 1956 - June 26, 1957 |
| M403 | 61b | Garden plan 5 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on
vellum, 2 reproduction with ink and color on bond
Plot plans showing the existing buildings, two garden plans,
and preliminary landscape plan by Noble Hoggson, Landscape Architect.
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October 30, 1959 - September 17, 1959 |
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| M403 | 62 | Office suites 7 drawings : 1 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite and color on
vellum, 3 reproduction on bond
Inscribed title: Proposed Office Suites for Mr. John Hauberg,
Jr.Drawings include plans, elevation drawings, and electrical
drawings that show the proposed office suite and furniture design for John
Hauberg, Jr. Two of the seven drawings were provided to Terry by architectural
millwork company O. B. Williams, an architectural millwork company. Due to the
duration of this project, drawings span two architectural firms: Terry &
Moore and Roland Terry & Associates. The bulk of drawings were completed by
Terry & Moore [drawings dated prior to February 20, 1961]; rather than
separating the project records, drawings were organized together as part of the
Terry & Moore series.
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August 10, 1960 - February 20, 1961 |
Town house residence, 1101 McGilvra Boulevard East,
Seattle, Washington The Hauberg town house was designed during the years 1953-1957
for John and Anne Gould Hauberg. At the time of the house's design, the
Haubergs hired Warren Hill to design furniture and collaborate with Roland
Terry on the interior of the house. Terry also designed the house's surrounding
gardens. The Haubergs commissioned Northwest artists Glen Alps, Guy Anderson,
Paul Bonifas, Everett De Pen, Morris Graves, Paul Gustin, Paul Horiuchi, and
Mark Tobey to create structurally integrated or freestanding artwork for the
house that was incorporated into the interior architecture and furniture
design.Terry later completed a number of remodels for the residence,
which can be found in the "Roland Terry & Associates, Residential work"
series.
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| M403 | 63a | John and Anne Gould Hauberg town house 61 drawings : 10 graphite on trace, 47 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction on bond with colored pencil, 2
blueprints
Multiple perspective drawings, plans, interior and exterior
elevations, section drawings, electrical plans, landscape plans, multiple
furniture designs, and site survey. Plans include a plot plan, foundation plan,
basement plan, first and second floor plans, roof plan, entrance plan, and
foyer plan. Detail drawings show the roof, kitchen casework, fireplace and
chimney, stairs, entrance and foyer, terrace, pools, and entrance. Interior
elevations of bedrooms, playroom, sliding doors, living room and foyer,
kitchen, laundry room, bar, study with shoji screens, children's rooms,
dressing rooms, and utility rooms. Furniture plan shows custom furniture and
drawings include furniture designs for coffee table, living room sofa, garden
couch, end table, telephone bench, nightstands, chest, hikie, bookshelves,
desk, and lamp.
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May 4, 1954 to March 17, 1957 |
| M403 | 63b | Proposed remodel 17 drawings : 13 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 1 reproduction with color on bond
Plot plan, plan, elevations, electrical and heating plans
show a proposed remodel for the rooms and furnishings of the Hauberg town house
residence. Plans show the first and second floors and a carpet plan. Interior
elevations show the dressing room and a design for a storage cabinet, and
remodeling to the garden room and study. Detail drawings show the table Terry
designed for the residence and custom bracket for a Paul Horiuchi screen.
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August 9, 1960 - May 2, 1962 |
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| M403 | 64 | Tree farm cabin for Mr. John
Hauberg, Jr., Seattle, Washington 7 drawings : 7 graphite on vellum
Perspective drawing with duplicate, floor plans, elevation
drawings, section drawings, and detail drawings. Perspective drawing has been
signed by Roland Terry.
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July 1955 - August 1955 |
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| M403 | 65 | George Hiddleston property development, 5th Avenue West,
Seattle, Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Drawings include a plan and profile sketch of an addition to a
one-story residence owned by George Hiddleston. Further research is necessary
to determine whether Hiddleston occupied the residence.
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February 22, 1960 - March 23, 1960 |
| M403 | 66 | Dr. and Mrs. Fred Jarvis residence, 5632 Willow Street,
Brighton Beach, Seattle, Washington 61 drawings : 8 graphite on trace, 50 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
and color on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction with
graphite on bond
4 sketches : 4 graphite on trace
1 document : 1 typed ink on bond
Drawings include two perspectives, both signed, of the exterior
of residence with rear brick terrace and the kitchen interior; plot plan
showing driveway and drainage; foundation plan; plans of the main floor,
bedroom floor, kitchen, outdoor terrace, and planting areas; exterior
elevations of house and carport; interior elevations of boat workshop, clay
room and kiln, kitchen, utility room, recreation room, master bedroom, bath and
dressing rooms, living room, dining room, and childrens' rooms; detail drawings
of doors, fireplaces, cabinetry, and children's wardrobes; heating plan;
electrical plan; furniture plan and design drawings for a divider screen,
dining room table, living room sofa, telephone recess, and bed with headboard.
Topographic map.
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February 18, 1954 - October 26, 1954; May 7, 1956 |
| M403 | 67 | Dr. and Mrs. George Kennaugh residence remodel, 5736
64th Avenue Northeast, Windermere, Seattle, Washington 4 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum
Living room plan, exterior elevations, and detail drawing that
show the residence with windowed doors and changes to the interior millwork and
upper level exterior siding.Dr. and Mrs. George Kennaugh also owned a house at Chinom Point
on the Kitsap Peninsula designed by Terry & Egan in 1976-1977. The drawings
for that residence are in the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings and can be
found by looking under "Dr. and Mrs. George Kennaugh" in the "Terry & Egan,
Residential work" series.
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July 27, 1959 |
| M403 | 68 | Mr. and Mrs. E. Edison Kennell residence additions and
alterations, 2828 12th Avenue North, Seattle, Washington 19 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 13 graphite on
vellum.
Floor plans, interior and exterior elevations, plans for a
residential dock, and furniture design drawings.
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March 1, 1954 - July 22, 1954 |
| M403 | 69 | Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kettering residence, 4727 80th Avenue
Southeast [Forest Avenue], Mercer Island, Washington 22 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 18 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite
on brownline on impregnated vellum
6 sketches : 5 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction with graphite on
bond
Numbered set of drawings, numbered 1-15, with revised copies of
plans and elevation drawings, include a plot plan; service plan; lower level
and foundation plan; first floor plan; exterior elevations from all directions;
exterior elevations of the interior court; interior elevations of the entry
shelving, gallery and study shelving, family room and recreation room
fireplace, living room shelving, dressing room storage shelving; building
details; fireplace design; and electrical and heating plans. Sketches and
preliminary drawings include a court plan, bathroom elevation, preliminary plot
plan with planting and floor plan, bathroom elevation. Site survey.
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August 24, 1959 - November 15, 1959 |
| M403 | 70 | Mrs. Frances Kimball residence additions and
alterations, Yarrow Point, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plot plan and detail for dining room, garage, and utility room
additions.
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August 28, 1959 |
| M403 | 71 | Dr. and Mrs. Franz Kirschner residence, 9502 49th
Avenue, Seattle, Washington 22 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 20 graphite on vellum, 1
brownline on impregnated vellum
21 sketches : 21 graphite on trace
Signed perspective drawing, plans, detail drawings, interior and
exterior elevations, section drawings, electrical plans. Preliminary drawings
and topographic maps.
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September 23, 1959 - July 1960 |
| M403 | 72 | Mr. and Mrs. James Kyle residence additions and
alterations, Yarrow Point, Washington 5 drawings
Plot plan and floor plan, detail drawings, section drawings, and
schedule of materials for a two-story addition for a bedroom, outdoor deck, and
basement recreation room.
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March 2, 1955 - April 5, 1955 |
| M403 | 73 | Proposed Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. LeCocq residence
addition, Seattle, Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
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June 21, 1955 |
| M403 | 74 | Mr. and Mrs. Lyman G. Louis residence carport
addition 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Plan, elevation drawings, and detail drawings.
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April 13, 1958 - May 14, 1958 |
| M403 | 75 | Mr. Robert L. McBreen residence on Delmar Drive,
Seattle, Washington 8 drawings : 8 graphite on vellum
3 sketches : 3 graphite on trace
Plan, plot plan, foundation plan, detail drawings exterior
elevations, section drawings, topographic maps, and a schedule of materials for
the Robert McBreen residence.
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October 20, 1953 - February 15, 1954 |
| M404 | 76 | Dr. E. C. McKibben residence additions and alterations,
Kirkland, Washington 15 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 8 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond
4 sketches : 3 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum
Plans, elevations, and detail drawings.
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March 10, 1954 - July 1, 1954 |
| M404 | 77 | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Meadowcroft residence additions
and alterations, 633 36th Avenue North, Seattle, Washington 43 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 34 graphite on vellum, 1
brownline on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction with
graphite on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite and color on bond, 3
reproduction with ink on bond, 1 reproduction with ink and taped
trace
Inscribed title: Town house for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Meadowcroft.Drawings show an addition and alterations to the Meadowcroft
residence. Included in these drawings are one perspective signed by Roland
Terry, plot plan, ground floor plan with alterations, second floor plan,
exterior elevations showing proposed alterations to the roof and the possible
addition of a dormer window, interior elevations of alterations to interior
doors and kitchen cabinetry. One exterior elevation sketched by Columbia Valley
Lumber Company. Survey by Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
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February 25, 1957 - May 19, 1958 |
| M404 | 78 | Mr. and Mrs. John McGrath property improvements,
Bellevue, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plot plan with detail drawing and section drawing showing
landscape changes.
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April 17, 1958 |
| M404 | 79 | Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mohl residence, 35th and East John
Street, Seattle, Washington 14 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on vellum, 2 brownline
on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond, 2 reproduction with color on
bond.
Perspective drawing, foundation plan, plans, exterior
elevations, and section drawings. Topographic map by Morford & Mowry.
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January 1956 |
| M404 | 80 | Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Morbeck residence on Lake Couer
d'Alene, Couer d'Alene, Idaho 32 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 25 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite
on brownline on impregnated vellum, 3 reproduction on bond
Perspective drawing and numbered set of construction drawings
include plot plans, floor plans, elevation drawings, section drawings, detail
drawings, electrical and heating plans, topographic maps, and
specifications.
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1958-1959 |
| M404 | 81 | Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Nelson residence 8 drawings : 8 graphite on vellum
1 sketch : 1 graphite on vellum
Plans, detail drawings, exterior elevations, and interior
elevation.
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June 2, 1958 - March 17, 1959 |
| M404 | 82 | Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nowgrowski residence, 5519
Windermere Road, Seattle, Washington 29 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 25 graphite on vellum, 2
reproduction on bond
Perspective drawings, site plans, plot plan, floor plans,
elevation drawings, section drawings, detail drawings, electrical plans,
heating plans, and specifications. Topographic map of the property by Carl
Morford of Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
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September 1954 - November 1955 |
| M404 | 83 | Dr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Olson residence, Sheridan Beach,
Washington 30 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 17 graphite on vellum, 9
brownline on impregnated vellum, 7 reproduction on bond
Drawings show the Olson residence at Sheridan Beach. Drawings
include a title page, perspective drawings, preliminary plans, floor plans,
plot plans, exterior elevations, plans of the terrazzo and terrace, detail
drawings of cabinets and windows, interior elevations, heating and electrical
plans, construction drawings by Elmer and Moody Company, and one topographic
map by Ruskin, Fisher & Associates.
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April 24, 1959 - November 2, 1950 |
| M404 | 84 | Mr. and Mrs. Philip Padelford residence recreation room
addition, 610 Northwest 56th Street, Seattle, Washington Inscribed title: Recreation Room for Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Padelford.
7 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on vellum
Drawings show alterations to the basement of the Padelford
residence for the creation of a recreation room. Drawings include a site plan,
interior room elevations, stairway details, and lavatory plan.
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November 11, 1955 - January 27, 1956 |
| M404 | 85 | Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parish residence at Cherry Loop, The
Highlands, Seattle, Washington 40 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 37 graphite on vellum, 3
reproduction on bond
Signed perspective, plot plan, floor plan, exterior elevations,
interior elevations, detail drawings of millwork, heating and electrical plans.
Site plan by Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
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September 9, 1954 - November 3, 1955 |
| M404 | 86 | Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Paterson residence, 2616 11th Avenue
East, Seattle, Washington 19 drawings : 10 graphite on vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 2
graphite on brownline on impregnated vellum, 6 reproduction on bond
Drawings includeplot plan, foundation plan, floor plans,
interior and exterior elevations, detail drawings of the stairs and sidewalk,
garden development plan, and specifications.
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August 22, 1958 - July 14, 1961 |
| M404 | 87 | Mr. and Mrs. Alex Paterson beach house on Mutiny Bay,
Whidbey Island, Washington 8 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 5 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction on bond with color
1 sketch : 1 graphite on trace
Perspective drawing, plans, interior and exterior elevations.
Property survey.
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January 25, 1954 - March 10, 1954 |
| M404 | 88 | Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Prosser residence on Highland Road,
Seattle, Washington 34 drawings : 33 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
Floor plans, exterior elevations, interior elevations, section
drawings, detail drawings of windows and framing details, electrical plan, and
heating plan. Proposal drawings. Property survey by Morford & Mowry,
Engineers.
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February 11, 1955 - October 23, 1956 |
| M404 | 89 | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Roberg residence, Douglas Avenue,
Bellingham, Washington 20 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 14 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite
and brownline on impregnated vellum
Three perspective drawings, architectural plans, elevation
drawings, section drawings, detail drawings, heating and electrical plans, and
a schedule of materials.This property was located adjacent to the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Fleeson, also by Terry & Moore. The records for that project
are also in the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings. Some records relating to
the Fleeson project contain information on the Roberg property.
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May 1955 - July 1956 |
| M404 | 90 | Louise Routh residence modernization, 7 Valley Street,
Seattle, Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Drawings from the modernization of Louise Routh's residence
include a plot plan with removed garage, floor plan, elevation drawing, section
drawing, and detail drawing showing new doors and trim.
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December 7, 1956 |
| M404 | 91 | Mr. Sam Rubinstein residence wardrobe, 6258 Lake Shore
Drive, Seattle, Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Drawings include a design for a wardrobe at the residence of Mr.
Sam Rubinstein. Both drawings marked void.
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January 31, 1955 - February 4, 1955 |
| M404 | 92 | Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Salmon residence remodel, 1671
Broadmoor Drive, Seattle, Washington 3 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum
Drawings include one plan, one detail drawing, and one elevation
drawing that show living room remodeling at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Salmon.
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May 27, 1954 |
Mrs. Kenneth Schoenfeld residence on 39th Avenue,
Seattle, Washington Note: When this roll was processed in 2007, it was found with a
number of drawings for the William Blethen Residence. After close inspection,
it was determined that the two sets of drawings, under different client names,
refer to the same project. Roland Terry began the project as a residence for
Mrs. Kenneth Schoenfeld in 1955; it was finished in 1962 under the project name
"Residence for Mr. and Mrs. William Blethen" after Kenneth Schoenfeld's widow,
Ruth Schoenfeld, married William Blethen in 1956. Rather than dividing the
records for one project, all drawings relating to this project have been
collected under the project name "Mr. and Mrs. William Blethen Residence." To
find further information about the Mrs. Kenneth Schoenfeld residence, please
refer to the Terry & Moore project, "Mr. and Mrs. William Blethen
Residence."
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| M404 | 93 | Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Sealey residence alterations, Medina,
Washington 9 drawings : 7 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite with color on vellum,
1 graphite with ink on vellum
Foundation plan, upper and lower level floor plans, interior and
exterior elevations, sections drawings, and details of millwork. Specifications
and finish schedule.
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January 26, 1955 - April 6, 1955 |
| M404 | 94 | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sereth condominium remodel, 1445
Marpole, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Plan and interior elevation of bath and closet of the Sereths'
condominium, Suite 625, at Hycroft Towers.
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circa 1952 |
| M404 | 95 | Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Shahan residence additions and
alterations, Quartermaster Harbor, Vashon Island, Washington 26 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 19 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite
on gridded vellum, 1 brownline with color on impregnated vellum, 1 graphite on
bond
Perspective drawing, plans, interior and exterior elevations,
detail and section drawings, electrical and heating plans, schedules, plot
plans, and foundation revisions. Interior elevations living room, bedroom,
bathroom, entryway, dining room, kitchen, and laundry room. Detail drawings
show living room beams, chimney, trellis, cornice, and doors.
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June 10, 1958 - October 12, 1959 |
| M404 | 96 | Mrs. C. A. Shinstrom residence at Cedarmere, Waverly
Way, Kirkland, Washington 26 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 22 graphite on vellum, 2
brownline on impregnated vellum
Perspective drawing, plot plans, plans, elevation drawings,
detail drawings, mechanical plans, and sketches.
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1954 |
| M404 | 97 | Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Skinner residence, Seattle,
Washington 52 drawings : 11 graphite on trace, 31 graphite on vellum, 3
graphite on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on bond, 5 reproduction on bond, 1
blueprint
6 sketches : 4 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum
Two perspectives, plans, detail drawings, interior and exterior
elevations, section drawings. Furniture designs. Schedule of materials.
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March 1954 - March 18, 1963 |
| M404 | 98 | Mrs. Helen Smith residence rug 3 drawings : 2 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 reproduction with
color on bond
Design for custom rug.
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September 11, 1958 - October 5, 1958 |
| M404 | 99 | Proposed Mrs. Ralph L. Smith residence, Southwest Edge
Cliff Road at Southwest Greenwood Road, Portland, Oregon 3 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond.
Signed perspective drawing, site plan, and property survey.
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January 1954 |
| M404 | 100 | Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stephens residence, 2537 103rd
Avenue Southwest, Bellevue, Washington 19 drawings : 15 graphite on vellum, 3 brownline on impregnated
vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Perspective drawings, plot plan, plans, detail drawings,
interior and exterior elevations, section drawings, electrical notes and
heating plan, schedules, survey, and plot plan. Interior elevation and detail
drawings show the sunken tub, bar, trellis, and stair. Section drawings include
the terrace, trellis, fireplace, carport, and foundation.
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June 27, 1958 - August 11, 1961 |
| M405 | 101 | Proposed Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Strack country
residence 4 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 3 graphite on vellum
Plans and site plans.
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June 1954 - April 6, 1955 |
| M405 | 102 | Mr. and Mrs. David A. Strausz residence, Sunnyside,
Washington 20 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 11 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite
on brownline on impregnated vellum, 2 color on bond, 2 graphite on bond, 1
reproduction on bond.
Preliminary plans, plot plans, foundation plan, floor plans,
interior and exterior elevations, framing details, detail drawings of millwork,
heating plans, and electrical plans.
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December 1, 1958 - February 27, 1959 |
| M405 | 103 | Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Sully country house, Bellevue,
Washington 22 drawings : 21 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction with color on
bond
Two signed perspectives, plans, interior and exterior
elevations, detail drawings, section drawings, site plans, foundation plan,
electrical plan, and topographic map.
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April 18, 1953 |
| M405 | 104 | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swanson residence at Elford Park,
Seattle, Washington 23 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 19 graphite on vellum, 3
brownline with graphite on vellum
Perspective drawing, plan, interior and exterior elevations,
detail drawings, electrical plan, foundation plan, and site plan.
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December 18, 1959 |
| M405 | 105 | Mrs. Florence Beach Terry residence portable paneling,
9807 19th Avenue Northwest, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Section drawing shows portable paneling Roland Terry designed
for his mother's residence.Terry completed the original design for his mother's residence
while in architecture school. Selected photographs, architectural drawings, and
more information on the residence can be found in the "Student work"
series.
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October 4, 1954 |
| M405 | 106 | Roland Terry apartment residence alterations 3 sketches : 3 graphite on trace
Sketches show furniture, matting plan, and table for Roland
Terry's apartment.
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October 4, 1954 |
| M405 | 107 | Mr. and Mrs. F. Theodore Thomsen residence, 725 94th
Avenue Southeast, Bellevue, Washington 36 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 24 graphite on vellum, 5 graphite
on brownline on impregnated vellum, 3 reproduction on bond
Signed perspective; site plans; plot plans; foundation plans;
floor plans; exterior elevations; detail drawings of the millwork, doors,
windows, kitchen, buffet, and record storage; heating and electrical plans;
plans showing revisions to the deck and carport; furnishing plan for the
interior of the residence also includes floor patterns and bench cushions.In 1974, Terry & Egan completed two additional drawings that
show alterations to the residence. These drawings can be found in the "Terry
& Egan, Residential work" series.
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March 1959 - September 22, 1960 |
| M405 | 108 | Robert F. Ulsh residence, 1514 LeRoy Avenue, Berkeley,
California 9 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 6 graphite on vellum, 1 brownline
with graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction with graphite and color on
bond
Drawings showing alterations for the Ulsh residence include
plans showing both the existing and altered plan of the house and carport, and
interior elevations of the kitchen.
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June 10, 1955 |
| M405 | 109 | Mr. and Mrs. Windsor Utley residence lanai
addition 10 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 6 graphite on vellum, 2 brownline
with graphite on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction with graphite on
bond
Perspective of the lanai addition, plan, detail drawings,
interior and exterior elevations, electrical and heating plan, plot plan,
foundation plan, survey, and a schedule of materials. The survey was completed
by Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
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January 1956 |
| M405 | 110 | Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallin residence on Pleasure Point
Lane, Bellevue, Washington 39 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 26 graphite on vellum, 1
brownline on impregnated vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on impregnated
vellum, 4 reproduction with graphite on bond
7 sketches : 5 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum
1 document : handwritten notes
Drawings and sketches for the Wallin residence in Bellevue
include one perspective drawing signed by Roland Terry, plans, detail drawings,
interior and exterior elevations, section drawings, electrical plans, and
heating plans. Site survey and topographic maps by Ruskin, Fisher &
Associates, Engineers, a plot plan, property survey, foundation plan and
elevation map.
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1958-1959 |
| M405 | 111 | Dr. and Mrs. Frank H. Wanamaker residence, 2238 Waverly
Way, Seattle, Washington 28 drawings : 25 graphite on vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on
impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Plans, detail drawings, interior elevations of the kitchen,
bedroom, bath, toilet, entrance, and dining room, exterior elevations, section
drawings, electrical and heating plans of the basement and first floor, two
terrace plans, and one planting plan for the garden by Elizabeth H. Brazeau.
Finished drawings have a stamped license signed by Roland Terry.
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March 1955 - June 1956 |
| M405 | 112 | Miss Myrtle Warneke residence remodel, 18055 8th Avenue
Northwest, Shoreline, Washington 3 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum
Interior elevations and section drawings.
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August 3, 1958 - October 28, 1959 |
Mr. and Mrs. David Whitcomb cottage residence at Woodway
Park, Snohomish County, Washington |
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| M405 | 113a | Cottage residence 15 drawings : 12 graphite on vellum, 3 reproduction on
bond
Foundation plan; plan; exterior elevations; interior
elevations of the kitchen, living room, and bedroom; detail drawings of the
chimney, fireplace, and lavatory counter; and framing plan. Topographical map
and site plan.
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April 30, 1953 - July 1, 1953 |
| M405 | 113b | Alterations 6 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 1
brownline on bond
Alterations to family room, windows, and cabinets at the
cottage residence. Drawings include one perspective drawing, plan, detail
drawings, and interior elevations.
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February 10, 1960 - May 6, 1960 |
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| M405 | 114 | Mrs. Fay Wilson residence, 10003 Vinton Court, Seattle,
Washington 13 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 9 graphite on vellum, 2 brownline
on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond.
Signed perspective drawing, plot plan, floor plans, interior and
exterior elevations, construction and elevation drawings showing the terrace
and garden plan, electrical and heating plans, elevation drawing showing
revisions to the fireplace, and one topographic map by Morford & Mowry,
Engineers.
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| M405 | 115 | Mrs. Letha Woodley residence alterations, 334 McGilvra
Boulevard, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum.
Elevation and section drawing shows alterations to the bath and
dining room.
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December 16, 1954 |
| M405 | 116 | Mr. and Mrs. C. Bagley Wright residence remodel, 550
36th Avenue North, Seattle, Washington 17 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 11 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
and color on vellum, 2 reproduction on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite on vellum
Drawings include one perspective drawing, plans of the kitchen
and powder room, ceiling plan, detail drawings, interior and exterior
elevations, electrical plan, plot plan and exterior changes. Site survey by
Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
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January 27, 1958 - May 26, 1959 |
| M405 | 117 | Mr. and Mrs. David E. Wyman residence remodeling, 1239
Shenandoah Drive, Hunts Point, Seattle, Washington 10 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 7 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
and color on vellum
2 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 1 reproduction with graphite on
bond
Drawings show remodeling to interior spaces, garage, and
driveway. Perspective drawing; plan; exterior elevations; interior elevations
of library bookcases, living room fireplace, kitchen, and doors; millwork
details.
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May 10, 1960 - October 17, 1960 |
| M405 | 118 | Mr. and Mrs. Eric Zahn residence alterations, 8815
Overlake Drive, Medina, Washington 4 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction with graphite on bond
Plans, section drawings, and site survey.
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July 1957 - February 1958 |
| M405 | 119 | General and Senora Roberto Moreles Zaragoza country
house, San Luis Potosi, Mexico 8 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on
trace
Drawings relating to the country house of General and Senora
Roberto Morelez Zaragoza in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Included in the eight
drawings are architectural plans, section drawings, elevation drawings, and one
perspective drawing. The project was completed by Roland Terry in 1952 and
there is no architectural firm name on these drawings. As such, this project
may have been done independently by Roland Terry.
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1952 |
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| M405 | 120 | Alexander Rabow Galleries glass shelves, Sutter Street,
San Francisco, California 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Elevation and isometric drawing shows the display cabinet frame
for glass shelves.
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August 7, 1952 |
| M405 | 120a | Proposed Alied Foods, Inc. lounge alterations at Sea-Tac
Airport, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite and color on vellum
Proposed alterations to first floor lounge show a floor plan
with seating arrangement.
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December 14, 1960 |
| M406 | 121 | Allen, DeGarmo, and Leedy office plan at Northern Life
Tower, 1212 Third Avenue, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Proposed plan.
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Canlis Restaurants |
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| M406 | 122 | Canlis Restaurant at Beverly Hilton Hotel, 9876
Wilshire Drive, Beverly Hills, California 30 drawings : 12 graphite on trace, 3 graphite and color on trace,
5 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite and color on vellum, 2 reproduction on bond, 5
reproduction with graphite and color on bond
Drawings include perspectives of the porte-cochere entrance,
the orchid walk, and the main dining room; plans of the restaurant and parking
layout; plans for the Beverly Hilton Hotel where the restaurant was housed;
exterior elevations of the porte-cochere and entrance; interior elevations; and
section drawings. One additional plan by Dohrmann Hotel Supply Company shows a
preliminary plan for the kitchen.
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September 1959 - February 1960 |
| M406 | 123 | Proposed Canlis Restaurant on Montgomery Street, San
Francisco, California 13 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 5 graphite on vellum, 3
graphite on bond, 3 reproduction on bond
2 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on
trace
Inscribed title: Proposed Restaurant in San Francisco for Mr.
Peter Canlis.These drawings include a reproduction site plan by Wimberly
& Cook, renderings of the interior and exterior, and proposed plans.The designs for this restaurant were never realized for owner
Peter Canlis. However, in 1964, a Canlis Restaurant opened in San Francisco at
the Fairmont Hotel. Drawings showing this location can be found in the "Roland
Terry & Associates, Nonresidential work" series under the title" Canlis
Restaurant at the Fairmont Hotel." A later remodel that added two banquet
dining rooms was completed by Terry & Egan, and drawings pertaining to the
remodel can be found in the "Terry & Egan, Nonresidential work" series
under the title "Canlis Restaurant at the Fairmont Hotel."
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December 2, 1958 - May 17, 1960 |
| M406 | 124 | Proposed Canlis Restaurant at the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel, East 49th Street, New York, New York 11 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum, 2 reproduction with color on
bond, 6 reproduction on bond
Inscribed title: Canlis in the Waldorf.Drawings show the existing site, proposed plans of the dining
area, and alterations to the hotel's restrooms.
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March 23, 1959 - May 5, 1959 |
Canlis Broiler at Waikiki Beach, 2100 Kalakaua Avenue,
Waikiki, Hawaii The Canlis Broiler in Waikiki, Hawaii, was a collaboration
between Terry & Moore and Wimberly & Cook of Honolulu. Later remodeling
was done in 1969 by Roland Terry & Associates with Wimberly, Whisenand,
Allison and Tong. Prior to the Canlis Broiler at Waikiki, Terry & Moore had
collaborated with Wimberly and Cook for the design of the Canlis Restaurant in
Seattle. Records showing this later remodel can be found in the "Roland Terry
& Associates, Nonresidential work" series under "Canlis Restaurant at
Waikiki."The design of the restaurant incorporated Polynesian and
Hawaiian motifs, natural materials, and a structure reminiscent of Pacific
island architecture. The restaurant housed a large, carved Polynesian god,
mosaic and fountain wall, and fish ponds. The restaurant was one of the first
Hawaiian-themed restaurants before the concept of themed restaurants became
popular. The restaurant later changed names from Canlis Broiler to Canlis
Restaurant.
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| M406 | 125a | Canlis Broiler 28 drawings : 15 graphite on trace, 11 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond, 1 brownline with color on impregnated vellum
4 sketches : 4 graphite on trace
Plans, detail drawings, section drawings, renderings, and
planing plans for the Canlis Broiler in Waikiki. Renderings show the indoor
dining rooms, entryway, bar and cocktail lounge, and ceremonial board. Plans
show the banquet room and women's restroom. Section drawings show walls,
terrazzo, light fixtures, furniture and seats. Also included are planting and
sculpture plans for the outside areas and the indoor landscaped areas.
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1953-1954 |
| M406 | 125b | Additions and alterations 16 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on
trace, 6 graphite on vellum, 3 reproduction on bond
5 sketches : 4 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on
trace
Plans, detail drawings, interior elevations, electrical
plans, and furniture layout show alterations to the women's powder room and
toilet, men's room, coat closets, ceiling plans and the addition of a private
dining room with custom designed furnishings at the Canlis Restaurant in
Hawaii. Two floor plans by Wimberly, Whisenand, Allison, Tong & Goo are
dated 1963.
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July 22, 1960 - September 9, 1960 |
| M406 | 125c | Penthouse 28 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 7 graphite and color on
trace, 5 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on vellum, 10 reproduction on
bond
13 sketches : 13 graphite on trace
Interior elevations of the living and dining room, bedroom
and dressing room, kitchen, ceiling plan, electrical plan, and preliminary
plans for Peter Canlis' penthouse residence in Waikiki. Preliminary plans are
by Wimberly & Cook. The penthouse apartment was attached adjacent to the
Canlis Restaurant.
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circa 1961 |
Canlis Restaurant, 2676 Aurora Avenue North, Seattle,
Washington Alternate title: Peter Canlis' Charcoal Broiler.Canlis Restaurant was designed and built by Tucker, Shields
& Terry in collaboration with the Honolulu architectural firm of Wimberly
and Cook, 1949-1951. The building was then renovated by Tucker and Shields in
1953 after Terry left the firm; the design was revamped by Terry & Moore in
1958 and later updated during the mid-1990s by Northwest architect James
Cutler.Records of additions in 1953-1955 and 1956-1958 as well as the
addition of Peter Canlis' private office were completed by Terry & Moore
and are included in this series. Later alterations made by Roland Terry &
Associates, 1966-1968 can be found in the "Roland Terry & Associates,
Nonresidential work" series.
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| M406 | 126a | Additions and alterations 21 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 brownline on bond, 14
graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on vellum, 3 reproduction on
bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite on trace
Drawings show a proposed dining room extension and the
addition of a broiler. Included in these drawings is a signed perspective of
the proposed extension, plans, interior elevations, detail and section
drawings, a schedule of upholstery materials, and a layout of the telephone
conduit. Plans show the broiler, new lounge, lounge seating, and coat room
enlargement. Interior elevations show the wine cabinet, dining room and
broiler, display case, and coat room screen. Detail drawings show the custom
lighting fixtures and candelabras. Most plans feature a provision for Peter
Canlis' office attached to the restaurant
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June 12, 1953 - August 1, 1955 |
| M406 | 126b | Additions 55 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 38 graphite on vellum, 3
brownline with graphite on vellum, 5 reproduction on bond, 2 ink on
bond
Signed perspective drawing, plot plan, basement plans,
elevations, plumbing and electrical plans, and one topographic map by Gardner
& Hitchings. Drawings show alterations to the ladies' powder room and the
entryway and stairways, lanai extension, and refurnishing plans. Elevations
include interior elevations of the handrail, wine racks, service station,
stairs, and one exterior elevation of the restaurant with the lanai addition.
Detail drawings show the windows, entryways, cabinets, and wine room. Two
oversize reproductions show the Canlis logo as it would have appeared on the
piano in the bar.
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October 1956 - February 6, 1958 |
| M406 | 126c | Peter Canlis' office alterations 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plan shows tables and furniture arrangement for Peter
Canlis' private office at the Canlis restaurant. The office was a later
addition to the Canlis Restaurant. Drawings showing the location of the office
are included in Terry's 1953-1956 alterations.
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December 12, 1957 |
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| M406 | 127 | Proposed Carl F. Miller Company property development,
Seattle, Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Site plans show the proposed development at Block 254 in the
Seattle Tidelands.
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January 31, 1956 |
| M406 | 128 | Christiania Restaurant, Walnut Avenue North, Ketchum,
Idaho Alternate name: Blue Horse Restaurant.Alternate name: Blue Flame Restaurant.
41 drawings : 8 graphite on trace, 24 graphite on vellum, 4 graphite
on gridded vellum, 5 graphite on brownline on impregnated vellum
4 sketches : 2 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
on bond
Drawings and sketches include three perspective drawings, plot
plans, plans, elevation drawings, framing and shelving details, fireplace
section, furniture layout plan, mechanical plans, and electrical plans with
schedule. Schedules include a room finish and painting schedule and door
schedule. Also included is a roof framing plan with details. Specifications.
Perspective drawings also refer to the restaurant as the"Blue Horse Restaurant"
and the "Blue Flame Restaurant."
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February 1959 - January 1960 |
Clark's Bellevue Restaurant, Bellevue,
Washington Alternate title: Crabapple Restaurant.Terry & Moore designed Clark's Bellevue Restaurant for
Walter Clark in 1955. Terry also completed later additions and alterations,
adding a banquet room in 1959. Terry designed a number of interior spaces for
restaurateur Walter Clark and his business, Clark's Enterprises, which operated
a number of restaurants throughout Seattle.The restaurant was later known by the name Crabapple Restaurant,
and one later project showing alterations to the seating plan and dining rooms
is included in the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings in the "Roland Terry
& Associates, Nonresidential work" series under the title "Crabapple
Restaurant, Alterations."
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| M406 | 129a | Clark's Bellevue Restaurant 44 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 33 graphite on vellum, 1
graphite on vellum, 3 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline with
graphite on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Three signed perspective drawings, plans, interior and
exterior elevations, section drawings, detail drawings, electrical and
mechanical plans, and schedules for Walter Clark's Bellevue Restaurant.
Interior elevations show the dining room, bathrooms, and entry. Detail drawings
show dining tables, draperies, and the bar and lounge. Kitchen and plumbing
fixture schedule. Also included are one plot plan, foundation plan, plan of the
terrace addition, and detail drawings of the planters. Site plan. Three
drawings by Stern & Towne.
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May 18, 1955 - December 23, 1955 |
| M406 | 129b | Additions and alterations 11 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace,
5 graphite on vellum, 4 blueline reproduction on bond
Plans, section drawings, electrical plans, ceiling plans, and
furnishing plans show the addition of banquet rooms.
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May 20, 1959 - October 3, 1960 |
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| Missing | 130 | Proposed Clark's Restaurant at Northgate, Seattle,
Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Alternate title: Northgate Plaza Restaurant.Plans for the proposed Clark's Restaurant in the Northgate
suburb of Seattle. Terry designed a number of interior spaces for restaurateur
Walter Clark and his business, Clark's Enterprises, which operated a number of
restaurants throughout Seattle.
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December, 1956 - March, 1957 |
| M406 | 131 | Proposed Clark's Snack Bar at the Medical Dental
Building, Seattle, Washington 3 drawings : 1 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite on trace
Plans for the proposed Clark's Snack Bar include a second floor
plan of the Medical Dental Building showing the proposed snack bar, stairwell,
and elevator lobby. Terry designed a number of interior spaces for restaurateur
Walter Clark and his business, Clark's Enterprises, which operated a number of
restaurants throughout Seattle.
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January 21, 1957 - June 1, 1957 |
| M406 | 132 | Club 19 Drive-in Restaurant at 20th Avenue Northeast and
Bothell Way, Seattle, Washington 26 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 1 color on trace, 14 graphite on
vellum, 2 brownline on impregnated vellum, 6 reproduction on bond
14 sketches : 3 graphite on trace, 11 graphite and color on trace
[signs]
25 pages of text
Inscribed title: Drive-in Restaurant for M. Lester Graham.Drawings, sketches, and twenty-five pages of text relating to W.
Lester Graham's Club 19 Drive-in Restaurant. Included in these drawings are
perspectives, plans, detail drawings, interior elevations, electrical plans,
mechanical plans, plumbing plan, roof framing plan plan, furniture plans, and
eleven renderings and sketches of the restaurant's sign. Site plan.
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June 1, 1960 - December 12, 1960 |
| M406 | 133 | Store Building for Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Cole, 616 Pine
Street, Seattle, Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Plan and section drawings for the store's retail sales space on
the building's basement level, street level, and second floor.
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May 31, 1952 |
| M406 | 134 | Proposed Corona Coffee Company alterations, 621 Western
Avenue, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plan with elevation and section drawings for alterations to the
Corona Coffee Company's interior space.
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February 17, 1955 |
| M406 | 135 | Crissey Store remodel, 1329 Fifth Avenue, Seattle,
Washington 36 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 31 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
on gridded vellum, 3 reproduction bond
2 sketches : 2 graphite on bond
These records show the extensive remodeling done to the Crissey
Store in downtown Seattle. These records include one signed perspective;
elevation drawings of the proposed store front; plans and elevations showing
the remodeled retail and work spaces; elevations of the exterior sign;
elevations and detail drawings of features including window shades, entry and
conference room doors, display cases, and bookshelves; three site plans of the
White Henry Stuart Building by University Properties and Naramore, Bain, Brady
& Johanson, Architects. Preliminary drawings. One drawing dated September
6, 1963 is included with this project as it shows later alterations to the
floor plan, lobby, and display cases at this store location.Additional records for the Crissey Flower Shop relating to the
store's later location at 2100 5th Avenue can be found in the series, "Terry
& Egan, Nonresidential work". Two additional projects in the Roland Terry
Architectural Drawings relate to James Crissey and the alterations done to his
residence in 1955. These records can be found in the "Terry & Moore,
Residential work" series.
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January 26, 1955 - October 13, 1955; September 6, 1963 |
| M407 | 136 | Dublin House Restaurant, 321 Union Street, Seattle,
Washington 35 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 25 graphite on vellum, 5
brownline on impregnated vellum, 3 photographic reproductions
41 sketches : 36 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
on bond
Drawings and sketches show plans for the Dublin House Restaurant
at the Washington Building in downtown Seattle. The Dublin House Restaurant was
part of Clark Enterprises' (then operating as the Clark-Kunzl Company) chain of
restaurants. The interior design for Dublin House was intended to re-create the
feeling of an Irish pub in an upscale dining room through the use of space,
vibrant colors, and the careful arrangement of antiques purchased abroad. Terry
designed a number of interior spaces for restaurateur Walter Clark, each with a
unique theme. Drawings for the Dublin House Restaurant in Portland, Oregon, are
also housed in the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings and can be found in the
Roland Terry & Associates, Nonresidential work series under the title
"Dublin House Restaurant."
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September 1959 - December 1959 |
| M407 | 137 | El Gaucho restaurant entrance alterations, 7th Avenue
and Olive Way, Seattle, Washington 3 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 reproduction with color on
bond
Alterations to the entrance of El Gaucho restaurant.
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March 3, 1955 - August 17, 1955 |
| M407 | 138 | Encore Restaurant remodel, 512 Southwest Broadway,
Portland, Oregon Inscribed project title: Remodeling for Hilaire's 'Encore'
Restaurant.
36 drawings : 31 graphite on vellum, 4 graphite on trace, 1
brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum
Drawings for Hilaire's Encore Restaurant, located at the
intersection of Southwest Broadway and Southwest Washington Street in downtown
Portland, Oregon. Plan, interior and exterior elevations, detail drawings,
section drawings, electrical plans, furniture drawings, and specifications.
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May 19, 1959 - September 22, 1959 |
| M407 | 139 | Gladmark Incorporated office-warehouse building,
1453-1463 Northlake Way North, Seattle, Washington 18 drawings : 17 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
Drawings relate to the office-warehouse building constructed on
Seattle's Lake Union near Gasworks Park. Drawings show the plot plan, floor
plans, exterior elevations, heating and ventilation plans, electrical plans,
proposed interior arrangements, and mechanical and structural plans.
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January 5, 1955 - March 17, 1955 |
| M407 | 140 | Harms Pacific Transportation Company
building 6 drawings : 4 graphite on vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated
vellum, 1 reproduction with graphite on bond
Drawings show a preliminary plan, plot plan, foundation plan,
floor plans, roof framing plan, sections, electrical plan, detail drawings and
elevations of a typical wall section, and a mechanical plan.
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May 18, 1960 - August 8, 1960 |
| M407 | 141 | Mr. Fred Haslund's proposed office building and
warehouse, 200 West Hanford Street, Seattle, Washington Alternate project name: Seattle Transfer Company.
3 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum
Drawings show a proposed office building and warehouse at the
intersection of Hanford Street and East Marginal Way in Seattle. These three
drawings include one perspective drawing showing the building with company name
Seattle Transfer Company.
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October 1953 - November 1953 |
| M407 | 141a | Hilton Inn Restaurant, Seattle, Washington 1 folder : approximately 28 drawings.
Note: This project is
unprocessed.
Drawings show the restaurant at the Hilton Inn in Seattle,
Washington.
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October 5, 1959 - May 7, 1961 |
| M407 | 142 | The Islander Restaurant remodel at the Perkins Building,
11th Street, Tacoma, Washington 20 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 5 graphite on vellum, 4
reproduction on bond, 2 reproduction with graphite on bond, 4 reproduction with
color and graphite on bond, 3 blueprint, 1 photostat print
Plans, elevation drawings, detail drawings, and section drawings
show remodeling to the Islander Restaurant. The restaurant was one of many
interior spaces that Terry designed for restaurateur Walter Clark.
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March 1959 - August 1959 |
| M407 | 143 | Japan Air Lines ticket office, 1302 Fourth Avenue,
Seattle, Washington 21 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 15 graphite on vellum, 3
brownline on vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Drawings show the interior plan of the Japan Air Lines ticket
office. Included in these drawings are a signed perspective drawing, floor
plans with alternatives, exterior elevations, entrance elevation, detail
drawings, section drawings, and electrical plan. Elevations and detail drawings
show the lettering of the Japan Airlines insignia and sign as well as interior
furnishings such as the desk, seats, and screen. Also included is a site plan
from University Properties and Naramore, Bain, Brady & Johanson.Terry & Moore designed the downtown Seattle Japan Airlines
Ticket Office during the late 1950s. In designing the building's interior
space, Terry emphasized the minimalism found in Japanese architecture.
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February 27, 1959 - October 14, 1960 |
| Missing | 144 | Jean Kilgore's office at Washington Tower, Seattle,
Washington 13 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 color on trace, 4 graphite on
vellum, 6 reproduction on bond
Plans; elevations; detail drawings of cabinets, paper rack,
lights, and entrance screen; and electrical drawings. Also included are five
reproductions of millwork supplied by Tacoma Millwork Supply.
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January 23, 1960 - October 6, 1960 |
| M407 | 145 | Proposed Henry Kotkins' office building, Denny Way at
Broad Street, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plan.
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June 22, 1955 |
| M407 | 146 | The Dining Terrace at Lakewood Center Restaurant,
Tacoma, Washington 22 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 17 graphite on vellum, 3
brownline on impregnated vellum
Two perspectives of the dining room, plans, elevation drawings,
section drawings, detail drawings, electrical plans, and one schedule of
materials.
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1957-1958 |
| M407 | 147 | Les Teagle's Restaurant remodel, Aurora Avenue between
Ward Street and Aloha Street, Seattle, Washington 14 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 6 graphite on vellum, 1 brownline
with graphite on impregnated vellum, 1 brownline with graphite and color on
impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond, 4 blueprints
2 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum
Plans, detail drawings, interior elevations, exterior
elevations, section drawings, heating plan, one site survey by Morford &
Mowry, Engineers and four blueprints of the original design by Raymond H.
Peck.
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December 9, 1959 - January 12, 1960 |
| M407 | 148 | Little City Farms, 35th Avenue Southwest, Seattle,
Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on paper
Site plan shows lots 8-19 in Block 28 of the Little City Farms
Division Number 4. It is unknown which project this belongs to.
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October 28, 1960 |
| M407 | 149 | Proposed Lynnwood Business Center second floor,
Lynnwood, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plan shows the proposed second floor of the Lynnwood Business
Center.
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August 8, 1958 |
| M407 | 150 | Don McAusland's retail store and office building,
Bellevue, Washington 4 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum, 1 brownline
on vellum
Drawings include one signed perspective, plan, and
elevations.
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July 1958 |
| M408 | 151 | New Washington Hotel alterations, Second Avenue and
Stewart Street, Seattle, Washington Alternate name: Josephinum Hotel.Alternate name: Hotel New Washington.
35 drawings : 9 graphite on trace, 18 graphite on vellum, 2 color on
vellum, 2 graphite on bond, 1 color on bond, 2 blueprint, 1 reproduction on
vellum
Perspective drawings, architectural plans, elevation drawings,
section drawings, detail drawings, electrical plans, and schedules of
materials.
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September 28, 1956 - May 24, 1956 |
| M408 | 152 | Northgate Apartments alterations, Northgate Way and 3rd
Avenue Northeast, Seattle, Washington 33 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 6 graphite and color on trace, 6
graphite on vellum, 4 reproduction with color on bond, 16 brownline on
impregnated vellum
2 sketches : 2 graphite on trace
1 document
Inscribed title: Alterations to Building No. 33, Northgate
ApartmentsPerspective drawing, plans, exterior elevations of alterations
to Building 33 at the Northgate Apartments. Also included in these drawings are
one handwritten budget and sixteen drawings by John Graham, Jr. for the
original 1950 FHA housing structure, then known as Northgate Center. This
project spanned two firms and some drawings are marked with the Roland Terry
& Associates title block.
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August 11, 1960 - March 7, 1961 |
| M408 | 153 | Obzina property development proposal, East 32nd Street,
Seattle, Washington 4 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
Drawings of proposed property development on Lake Washington in
the Laurelhurst neighborhood of Seattle. Included in these drawings are a
property survey and development proposals. Topographic map by Morford &
Mowry, Engineers.
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October 2, 1956 - December 11, 1956 |
| M408 | 154 | Proposed office at the Preferred Insurance Company
building, First Avenue North and Harrison Street, Seattle,
Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plan for a proposed office.
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July 21, 1955 |
Red Carpet Restaurant, Fifth Avenue at Westlake Avenue,
Seattle, Washington The Red Carpet Restaurant in downtown Seattle was the second
restaurant Terry designed for Walter Clark of Clark's Enterprises. Terry
designed a number of interior spaces for restaurateur Walter Clark. This design
transformed a coffee-shop into one of Seattle's first upscale restaurants, and
is particularly noted for its custom wine racks and original mural against the
back wall, a collage of visually-appealing menus. The first project listed
describes earlier records of the same site under the name "Clark's Fifth Avenue
Restaurant", while the second project describes records pertaining to the later
addition under the name "Red Carpet Restaurant."
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| M408 | 155a | Clark's Fifth Avenue Restaurant alterations and
additions Alternate title: Clark's "Provincial" restaurant on Fifth
Avenue.
19 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 11 graphite on vellum, 1
graphite and ink on vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline
with color on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction with graphite on
bond
Drawings include perspective drawings of the interior of the
dining room, two differing exterior views of the entrance; floor plan showing
the existing layout and proposed alterations, bar plan, and the Medical Dental
Building lobby; exterior elevations of windows; interior elevations of back
bar, coffee room, dining room, foyer, lounge, kitchen, cashier's counter,
women's lavatory; detail drawings of windows and doors, wooden beams, suspended
ceiling, wine rack, lunch counter, hostess station, and bar; electrical plan,
heating duct plan, ventilation and air conditioning plans; section drawing of
bench seating and liquor display; and design of the entrance mat.
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February 24, 1956 - June 1, 1956 |
| M408 | 155b | Addditions 19 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 graphite with color on trace,
14 graphite on vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on impregnated
vellum
2 sketches : 1 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite on
trace
Drawings show additions and alterations to the Red Carpet
Restaurant that extended Clark's Fifth Avenue Restaurant to the north, adding
approximately thirty percent more floor space, alterations to the existing
partitions within the restaurant, remodeling for the women's lounge and
lavatory, and well as the addition of a piano bar. Drawings include a
perspective drawing of the dining room interior; floor plan of the addition,
seating plan, reflected ceiling plan, and carpet plan; plot plan of the
building; exterior elevations of both the existing resataurant and the new
addition on Westlake and 5th Avenues; interior elevations of the added walls,
wine room, women's lounge and lavatory; detail drawings of doll case and bench
seat; electrical plan of the first floor.
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October 14, 1957 - January 15, 1959 |
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| M408 | 156 | Proposed Shoji Casino at River House, Reno,
Nevada 6 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum, 1 brownline
on vellum
Perspective drawing, plan, and elevations.
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May 1957 |
| M408 | 157 | Office and warehouse building on Lake Union for Mr. Sam
Rubinstein, Seattle, Washington 10 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 6 graphite on vellum
Plot plan, plan, and exterior elevations.
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September 1954 - October 1954 |
| M408 | 158 | Proposed Florence Beach Terry memorial altar at St.
Marks Cathedral, 1245 10th Avenue East, Seattle, Washington 3 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum
Three elevations and blocking details for the Florence Beach
Terry Memorial Altar at Bloedell Hall, St. Mark's Cathedral in the Capitol Hill
neighborhood of Seattle.
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August 6, 1959 - August 9, 1959 |
| M408 | 159 | St. Thomas Episcopal Church parish hall addition,
Northeast 12th Street, Medina, Washington 19 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 15 graphite on vellum
2 sketches : 2 graphite on bond
Drawings and sketches show the addition of the parish hall at
St. Thomas Episcopal Church in the Medina neighborhood outside of Seattle.
Included in these drawings are one perspective, floor plans, elevation
drawings, section drawings, detail drawings, diagrams, schedules, electrical
plans, sketches, and a bidding tabulation.
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1953-1955 |
| M408 | 160 | Sando Store, Pacific Highway South at South 144th
Street, Seattle, Washington 24 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 18 graphite on vellum, 2
reproduction on bond
Inscribed project title: Market Building for Mr. Paul Sando.Drawings show the Sando Store, also referred to as the Market
Building for Mr. Paul Sando. Drawings include one perspective, plans,
foundation plan, section drawings, detail drawings, plumbing plans, electrical
plan with detail, and a detail drawing of the tile pattern. Two reproduction
drawings by Belknap Glass Company show the doors and windows. Drawing set is
numbered 1-8, however, drawing 6 is missing.
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February 3, 1954 - July 1, 1954 |
| M408 | 161 | Sanky's Gift Shop at the Washington Building, 4th Avenue
at Union Street, Seattle, Washington 49 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 19 graphite and color on trace,
14 graphite on vellum, 2 brownline on vellum, 5 graphite and color on bond, 4
reproduction on bond, 1 color on reproduction, 2 ink on
reproduction
Inscribed project title: A Gift Shop for Miss Jo Lynn.Architectural and electrical drawings for a small gift shop in
the Washington Building in downtown Seattle. Drawings include one perspective
drawing, plans and elevations of the location and storefront, electrical plan
and layout, elevations and plan for store fixtures by the Seattle Store Fixture
Company and Tercer Aluminum Corporation, elevations of the cabinet design, and
nineteen drawings of the logo and sign. An alternate project title, "A Gift
Shop for Miss Jo Lynn," appears at the top of some drawings.
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July 17, 1959 - April 20, 1960 |
| M408 | 162 | Salsbury Store storefront remodel, 412 University
Street, Seattle, Washington 10 drawings : 10 graphite on vellum
2 sketches : 2 graphite on vellum
Alternate project title: Allen Vance Salsbury Shop.Drawings and sketches show the Salsbury Store's storefront
remodeling. The store was located in the University District of Seattle.
Drawings include a plan and elevation of the storefront, a garden court plan
with elevations, a plan of the existing shop, elevations of the exterior of the
store from the street, section drawings of the gates, and detail drawings of
the display niche, doors, and windows.
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January 5, 1955 - February 4, 1955 |
Seattle Decorative Center, 1707 Olive Way East, Seattle,
Washington See: Siegel Building.
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Seattle Transfer Company, 200 West Hanford Street,
Seattle, Washington See: Mr. Fred Haslund's proposed office building and
warehouse.
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Siegel Building, 1707 Olive Way East, Seattle,
Washington Alternate title: Seattle Decorative Center.Terry referred to the Siegel Building as the Siegel Furniture
Building, Siegel Store, and the Seattle Decorative Center. The original design
was completed by Roland Terry while he was operating as Terry & Moore,
however, Terry completed later additions and alterations to the building while
operating as Roland Terry & Associates; records relating to this work can
be found in the "Roland Terry & Associates, Nonresidential work" series. In
addition to this design, Terry also designed the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Siegel, which can be found in the "Roland Terry & Associates, Residential
work" series.
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| M408 | 163a | Frame store building for Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Siegel 23 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 16 graphite on vellum, 2
brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 blueprint
Drawings include a plot plan, first floor plan, framing plan
with details, and plans for parking and planting; interior elevations of the
basement floor; concrete wall with footing details; millwork details; building
section; and plumbing and heating plans.
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June 25, 1956 - July 15, 1957 |
| M408 | 163b | Proposed apartment 3 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum
Plans show a proposed apartment unit on the second floor of
the Siegel building.
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July 8, 1958 |
| M408 | 163c | Fire stairway addition 4 drawings : 4 graphite on vellum
Inscribed title: A new fire enclosed stairway for Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Siegel.Drawings include a plot plan, first floor plan, basement plan,
and section drawing showing a new fire stairway; additional design drawings
show cabinets and display cases.
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January 14, 1959 - February 4, 1959 |
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Note: This project is
unprocessed.
Drawings show changes to the ground floor and the addition of
a second floor in the Siegel Building.
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1960-1962 |
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| M409 | 164 | Skyway Luggage additions and alterations, 10 Wall
Street, Seattle, Washington 19 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 13 graphite on vellum, 1
brownline with graphite on vellum, 2 reproduction on coated paper
Plans, interior elevations, building sections, and framing
details show additions and alterations to the Skyway Luggage store. Drawings
include two alternate office layouts by Ernst & Ernst. Also included is one
drawing showing the clock on the outside sign and a plan.
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January 1956 - March 1956 |
| M409 | 165 | Restaurant remodeling for Mr. John Swan, 740 St. Helens
Avenue, Tacoma, Washington 7 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on vellum, 2 brownline
on impregnated vellum
1 sketch : 1 graphite on trace
Drawings show alterations for John Swan's restaurant at the
Rhodes Medical Arts Building in Tacoma, Washington. Included in these drawings
are one perspective drawing, plan, detail drawings, section drawing, and
specifications. The name of the restaurant cannot be determined from the
drawings.
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| M409 | 166 | Office alterations at the Northern Life Tower, 1212
Third Avenue, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite and color on vellum
Drawing shows the space plan and elevations for Terry &
Moore's office, numbered 1619-1621 at the Northern Life Tower.
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November 12, 1953 |
| M409 | 167 | Residence and office alterations, 803 East Prospect
Street, Seattle, Washington 10 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 8 graphite on
vellum
1 sketch : 1 graphite on vellum
Drawings show alterations made to the building at 803 E.
Prospect Street that housed Roland Terry's residence and the office for Terry
& Moore. Drawings relating to the residence include elevations and detail
drawings of the cabinetry, master bedroom remodel, breakfast room remodel, and
back porch casework. Drawings relating to the office include the office
cabinetry and custom furniture designs that include a typewriter table,
drafting and layout tables, sign design, elevations and section drawings of
planter boxes.
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June 24, 1956 - October 15, 1959 |
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| M409 | 168 | Trident Club in the Norton Building, 801 Second Avenue,
Seattle, Washington 6 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and ink on trace, 1
graphite and color on bond, 3 brownline on impregnated vellum
Drawings for the Trident Club at the Norton Building, located at
the intersection of 2nd Avenue and Columbia Street in downtown Seattle, include
one perspective initialed by Roland Terry and multiple floor plans.
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March 1959 |
Washington Athletic Club, 1325 Sixth Avenue, Seattle,
Washington The Washington Athletic Club (WAC), located at the corner of
Sixth Avenue and Union Street in downtown Seattle, was founded in 1930. After
World War II, the WAC substantially expanded and remodeled its facilities
during the 1950s and 1960s. Some projects identified from Terry's later firm
have been listed with the Washington Athletic Club records in the "Roland Terry
& Associates, Nonresidential work" series.
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| M409 | 169a | Remodeling 51 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 31 graphite on vellum, 3
brownline with graphite on vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on impregnated
vellum, 2 brownline with color on impregnated vellum, 2 reproduction on bond, 2
reproduction with graphite on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite and color on
bond, 1 graphite on vellum taped to reproduction on bond
These drawings relate to remodeling work undertaken in 1959
that was mostly aimed at demolition of existing walls for later remodeling, and
substantial remodeling to the first and second floor restaurant and public
areas. Drawings include a site plan, multiple floor plans, interior elevations,
detail drawings, mechanical and electrical plans, and schedules. Plans include
a site plan; interior demolition plan; and floor plans of the first floor men's
lounge, second floor, Rio Room, and Rio Room seating; and reflected ceiling
plans of first and second floors. Interior elevations of the men's lounge, Rio
Room, kitchen, bar, arcade, elevator lobby, and women's lounge. Detail drawings
of windows, banquette, tables, bandstand, dance floor, canopy, screens, wine
display, handrails, bar, and service stations. Electrical and mechnical
drawings show piping diagrams and mechanical plans of the basement, first
floor, second floor, air conditioning units, kitchen and service equipment.
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February 3, 1959 - April 22, 1959 |
| M409 | 169b | Mens' lounge remodel 24 drawings : 11 graphite on trace, 10 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond, 2 reproduction with color on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite and color on trace
These drawings show the mens' lounge remodeling and include
plans, interior elevations, detail drawings, electrical and mechanical plans.
Plans show the floor and carpet plan, lounge seating plan, and reflected
ceiling plan. Interior elevations of all four walls and window shutters. Detail
drawings of millwork. Custom table design.
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October 12, 1959 - July 9, 1960 |
| M409 | 169c | Rio Room remodel 24 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 16 graphite on vellum, 2
graphite and color on vellum, 2 graphite on gridded vellum,1 graphite and color
on gridded vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum
2 sketches : 2 graphite on trace
2 documents : 2 graphite on bond
These drawings include multiple plans, interior elevations,
detail and section drawings, furniture designs, electrical and mechanical
drawings that show remodeling to the Rio Room dining room, dance floor, bar,
and buffet. Plans include a partial second floor plan showing bar, dance floor,
two dining rooms, buffet, foyer, elevator lobby, and women's lounge; seating
plan; bar plan; carpet plan; demolition plan; and reflected ceiling plan.
Interior elevations of lobby, buffet, and service stations. Detail drawings of
millwork, buffet screen, bar, refrigerator, entrance details, and banquette.
Custom furniture designs of bar, maitre'd stands, piano bar, dining room
chairs, and wine display cabinets. Schedules include door and finish schedule,
painting schedule, and fixture schedule.
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October 12, 1959 - July 9, 1960 |
| M409 | 169d | Additions and alterations 3 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 photostat print
Three miscellaneous drawings address other additions and
alterations undertaken by Terry & Moore. Plans show a proposed remodel with
bar, dance floor, and seating; and updates to the library textiles and
furnishings. Photostat reproduction print shows the Union Street elevation of
the Washington Athletic Club by Sherwood D. Ford, Architect, and Don M.
Clippinger, Associate, drawn in 1929.
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June 23, 1959 - September 2, 1960 |
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| M409 | 170 | Western Skagit Timber Company office at the Northern
Life Tower, 1212 Third Avenue, Seattle, Washington 3 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum
Drawings show the plan and detail drawings of the office space,
and elevation and section drawings of features in the reception room. The
office was located on the 13th floor of the Northern Life Tower in downtown
Seattle.
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December 10, 1954 - December 14, 1954 |
| M409 | 171 | Proposed Whitney and Company rental offices, 1455
Northlake Place, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plan and section drawings of the proposed office.
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June 16, 1959 |
| M409 | 172 | Kalua Room Restaurant at the Windsor Hotel, Sixth Avenue
at Union Street, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plan for the Kalua Room Restaurant at the Windsor Hotel.
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May 1, 1958 |
| M409 | 173 | Zener Lakeside Frozen Food Lockers alterations, Seattle,
Washington 3 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
Drawings showing alterations to the Zener Frozen Food Lockers
include one perspective drawing and two floor plans.
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| M409 | 174 | Proposed John Barron apartment residence at Inglewood
Towers, Kenmore, Washington 8 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 6 graphite and color on trace, 1
graphite on gridded vellum
Floor plan of main floor, upper floor and deck; detail drawings
of windows and jambs.
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February 14, 1963 |
Mrs. William Blethen and Mrs. Peter Canlis' Kahala Beach
apartment, Honolulu, Hawaii See: Mrs. Peter Canlis and Mrs. William Blethen, Kahala Beach
Apartment.
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| M409 | 175 | Mr. and Mrs. David Cohn residence, Mercer Island,
Washington 37 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 24 graphite
on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated vellum, 2 brownline with graphite
on impregnated vellum, 2 ink on bond
43 sketches : 36 graphite on trace, 5 graphite and color on trace, 1
graphite and ink on bond, 1 graphite on bond
Drawings for the Cohn residence include one proposed plan,
perspective drawings, plans, detail drawings, interior and exterior elevations,
section drawings, site plan, electrical plan, mechanical plans, framing plan,
and site survey.Additional records relating to Mr. David Cohn can be found in
the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings. Terry designed a number of spaces for
David Cohn's restaurant chain, King George Restaurants, and records for these
projects can be found in the "Roland Terry & Associates, Commercial Work"
series.
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1963 |
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Culter residence at Glendalough
Place, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada The Culter residence at Glendalough Place was a collaborative
project between Roland Terry and Canadian architect Richard Hale. The 3600
square foot rambler was known for its creative use of glass, skylights,
windows, and other architectural features that connected the interior spaces of
the house to the outside. This residence was designed in partnership with
architect Richard Hale of Vancouver, British Columbia.Terry later designed two residences for Mr. and Mrs. Culter, one
at Hood Point and a penthouse apartment residence in Vancouver. These drawings
can be found in the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings in the series "Terry
& Egan, Residential work."
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| M410 | 176a | Alterations 9 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 7 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond
Plans; interior elevations of the children's bedroom, powder
room, and kitchen; casework sections; furnishing plans and designs for the hall
table and bench, study room desk, and ottoman.
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December 2, 1954 - September 12, 1955 |
| M410 | 176b | Additions 9 drawings : 9 graphite on vellum
Project records show additions and alterations to the interior
of the residence in 1958. Drawings include plans and living room plan, detail
drawings of doors, interior elevations of cabinetry, and furniture designs for
side tables, dressing table, and trundle beds.
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February 3, 1958 - October 14, 1958 |
| M410 | 176c | Additions 28 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 21 graphite on vellum, 1
graphite on gridded vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on impregnated
vellum
3 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on paper
Project records show additions made from 1961 to 1962. These
drawings include plans, interior and elevations, detail drawings, section
drawings, electrical and heating plans, finish schedules, furniture designs,
site plans, and topographic maps. Plans include the foundation plan, terrace
plan, and alternate floor plans. Exterior elevations include an elevation of
the interior courtyard. Interior elevations show the kitchen, utility room,
dressing room, bedrooms, and bath. Detail and section drawings show millwork
and fireplace mantle. Furniture designs for the bookcase, coffee table, living
room chair, nesting tables are also included. Some drawings were created in
1958 and revised in 1962 and have been included in these records.
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May 1, 1961 - May 16, 1962 |
| M410 | 176d | Fret screen panel alterations 3 drawings : 3 graphite on trace
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| M410 | 177 | Inglewood Crest and Quinault Estates entrance gate
design for John P. Barron, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on bond
Inscribed title: Entrance Gate Designs for Mr. John P.
Barron.Plan with elevation and section drawings shows two separate
designs for the entrance gates at Inglewood Crest and the totem pole entrance
gates at Quinault Estates.
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September 7, 1962 |
| M410 | 178 | Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Bidstrup residence additions, 6141
East Calle del Norte, Phoenix, Arizona 16 drawings : 13 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 1 color on bond
Plans, interior elevations, section drawings, detail drawings,
multiple furnishing plans, swimming and pool plan. Electrical plans. Site
plan.
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December 17, 1969 - January 2, 1974 |
| M410 | 179 | Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Brooks residence, Seattle,
Washington 29 drawings : 26 graphite on trace, 3 graphite on vellum
24 sketches : 24 graphite on trace
Drawings and sketches for the residence of Richard and Grace
Brooks and include three perspective drawings, site plans, plans, elevation
drawings, and section drawings. Architect George Wallace worked with Terry on
this project.
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1963-1964 |
| M410 | 180 | Peter Canlis apartment residence, Seattle,
Washington 23 drawings : 1 ink and color on trace, 2 graphite and color on
trace, 6 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite and color on vellum, 4 graphite on
gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 3 brownline on vellum,
3 reproduction on bond
Drawings for the apartment residence of Peter Canlis include
plans; plot plans; interior elevations of the living room, dining room, entry,
kitchen, bathrooms, dressing room and den; detail and section drawings of
cabinets, mirrors, shelves, catwalk, and skylight; kitchen tile plan; furniture
designs; and electrical plan with schedule.
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June 11, 1973 - March 11, 1974 |
| M410 | 181 | Mrs. Peter Canlis and Mrs. William Blethen Kahala Beach
apartment furniture, Honolulu, Hawaii 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Inscribed title: The Kahala Beach Apartment for Mrs. Peter
Canlis and Mrs. William Blethen.Furnishing plan for the beach apartment for Mrs. Peter Canlis
and Mrs. William Blethen.Terry designed residences for both of these women: the Peter
Canlis residence can be found in the "Roland Terry & Associates,
Residential work" series under the title "Mr. and Mrs. Peter Canlis
residence."; the residence for Mr. and Mrs. William Blethen can be found in the
"Terry & Moore, Residential work" series under the title "Mr. and Mrs.
William K. Blethen residence." Mrs. William Blethen was also known by her
previous married name, Mrs. Kenneth Schoenfeld.
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October 11, 1966 - March 1967 |
| M410 | 182 | Country House atop Mount Dallas, San Juan Island,
Washington 3 drawings : 2 brownline on vellum, 1 brownline with color on
vellum
Perspective drawings with reproduction.
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April 10, 1987 |
| M410 | 183 | Mr. and Mrs. T. Dayton Davies residence in The
Highlands, Highland Road and Huckleberry Lane, Seattle, Washington 34 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 15 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite
on gridded vellum, 9 brownline on impregnated vellum, 3 graphite and color on
bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite on vellum
Perspective drawing, site and plot plans, floor plans, detail
drawings, elevation drawings, section drawings, mechanical and electrical
plans, topographic maps, and schedules. Specifications.
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December 1965 - March 1967 |
| M410 | 184 | Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Everett, Jr. residence, Northeast
2nd Street, Medina, Washington 20 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 14 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
on gridded vellum, 3 brownline on impregnated vellum
Plot plan; site plans; basement and foundation plans; floor
plans; interior and exterior elevations; detail drawings of the doors, windows,
and cabinets; mechanical plan; electrical plan with schedule; plan of the
entrance drive and parking area; and an elevation drawing showing suggested
future additions to the residence. Specifications.
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March 17, 1961 - December 7, 1962 |
| M410 | 185 | Mr. and Mrs. Otis B. Harlan residence on Neil Bay Drive,
San Juan Island, Washington 49 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 5 graphite on vellum, 34 graphite
on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated vellum, 4 ink on bond
Perspective drawing, plot plans, floor plans, detail drawings,
elevation drawings, section drawings, electrical and mechanical plans,
schedule, and four topographic maps by Dorothy Hassah.
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March 1967 - November 1968 |
John and Anne Gould Hauberg Properties |
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| M410 | 186 | Proposed country museum at Victoria Heights, 316th
Street Northwest, Stanwood, Washington 16 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace,
1 color on trace,1 graphite and color on vellum, 3 graphite on gridded vellum,
4 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated vellum, 1
reproduction on bond
6 sketches : 5 graphite and color on trace, 1 ink on yellow
notebook paper
Perspective drawings of the interior and exterior of the
museum, floor plans with sketches of alternate plans, multiple exterior
elevations, section drawings, topographical maps, and one site plan by the
Cascade Surveying Association. Working drawings show a modular system used to
design the museum. The Haubergs were avid collectors and patrons of Northwest
art and had a significant collection of art. This proposed museum was designed
to showcase their collection.
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Country residence, Country Club Road, Bainbridge
Island, Washington Terry designed the Haubergs' country residence from 1956-1957
while operating as Terry & Moore. More drawings relating to the residence
(and other Hauberg properties) can be found in the "Terry & Moore,
Residential work" series.
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| M410 | 187a | Cabinetry remodel 2 drawings : 2 graphite on trace
Drawings provide a plan, elevation, and details of cabinetry
remodeling in the dining room and gallery.
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June 19, 1963 |
| M410 | 187b | Cabana, pool, and longhouse additions 29 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on
trace, 10 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite on gridded vellum, 3 brownline on
impregnated vellum, 5 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite on
bond, 1 reproduction with graphite and color on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite on trace
Inscribed title: Cabana, pool, garden, and studio for
Anne.Drawings show the addition of a cabana, pool, longhouse,
custom furnishings, and studio for Anne Gould Hauberg. Drawings include a
signed perspective drawing; sketched plan; multiple landscaping plans; plot
plan and pool development design; custom furniture designs and plan; elevation
and plan for the Kwakiutl Long House building; section drawings of a
translucent roof and balcony overhang; and roof panel design. Drawings
pertaining to the studio include a studio foundation plan, detail drawings of
studio casework, interior elevation of the studio wall, and exterior elevations
of the pool, cabana, and studio. Terry later designed a custom pool cover for
the residence; the design can be found in the "Terry & Egan, Residential
work" series.
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February 19, 1965 - March 3, 1967 |
| M410 | 187c | Proposed dog kennel 4 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on
vellum
Multiple plans show the grounds with proposed kennel.
Exterior elevation and section drawing shows the fence around the kennel.
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October 30, 1969 - December 17, 1969 |
Town home residence, 1101 McGilvra Boulevard East,
Seattle, Washington |
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| M410 | 188a | Rug design 5 drawings : 5 graphite on trace
Custom rug designs for the living room and bar.
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February 25, 1966 |
| M410 | 188b | Cabinetry and wine room remodel 11 drawings : 2 sketches
Drawings include a reflected ceiling plan; interior
elevations of cabinetry, stair hall cabinet, casework remodeling, stereo
housing, and garden room casework; detail drawings of cabinetry and garage
door. Also included are design drawings with plan, elevations, and detail
drawings for remodeling the wine room.
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September 29, 1969 - January 27, 1970 |
Sue Hauberg residence and equestrian center at Victoria
Heights, 315th Street Northwest, Stanwood, Washington This site was later known as "Tillicum Stables" and remodeled
extensively by Terry & Egan in 1984. Drawings relating to that project can
be found in the "Terry & Egan, Residential work" series.
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| M410 | 189a | Residence 49 drawings : 9 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite on vellum, 15
graphite on gridded vellum, 6 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 graphite
on trace taped to graphite on gridded vellum, 4 graphite on vellum taped to
graphite on vellum, 1 graphite on vellum taped to brownline with graphite on
vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 6 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction with color on bond, 2 reproduction with graphite and color on
bond
Drawings for Sue Hauberg's residence include plans,
elevations, section drawings, detail drawings, and mechanical drawings. Plans
include a site plan, plot plan, and plans of the residence including a
foundation plan, lower floor plan, main floor plan, upper floor plan, roof
plan, kitchen plan, and exterior areas including the covered walk, terrace, and
garden. Multiple exterior elevations of residence. Interior elevations of main
floor include the master bedroom suite, bath, kitchen, stairs, hall, dressing
room, powder room, and laundry storage room. Section drawings through
residence, covered walkway, terrace, fireplace, and wall sections. Structural
and detail drawings. Mechanical drawings include the residence's lighting plan,
mechanical layout, and heating plans. Schdules for room finishes, hardware, and
bathroom accessories.
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September 1, 1970 - November 23, 1971 |
| M410 | 189b | Barn 14 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on
vellum, 5 graphite on gridded vellum, 2 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 4
reproduction on bond
18 documents : 10 reproduction on bond, 4 reproduction with color
on bond, 3 ink on reproduction on bond, 1 brownline on bond
Drawings for the barn at Sue Hauberg's estate include plans of
the site, foundation plan of the barn, main floor, loft, and typical stall.
Multiple exterior elevations of barn complex and terrace roof. Interior
elevations of stall walls. Framing plan and structural details of barn and
canopy. Lighting and mechanical plans of barn on both levels. Section drawing
through barn. Door and finish schedule. Structural notes.
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October 27, 1970 - July 22, 1971 |
| M410 | 189c | Arena complex 27 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on
vellum, 9 graphite on gridded vellum, 2 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 3
reproduction with color on bond, 7 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1
brownline with graphite and color on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on
vellum taped to graphite on gridded vellum, 1 ink and color on trace taped to
brownline on vellum
7 documents : 1 reproduction with graphite on bond, 4 reproduction
with ink on bond, 2 reproduction with color on bond
Drawings for the arena complex include a site plan with
topographic information, plot plan with fence and road layout, foundation plan,
roof framing plan, and plans of the arena complex, restroom, and riding ring.
Exterior elevations of arena and gate. Interior elevations of restrooms,
office, and viewing stand. Section drawings through arena. Structural details.
Detail drawings of viewing stand, restrooms, doors and windows, gate, fence,
and rink. Mechanical drawings include the electrical plan of the arena complex,
lighting fixture layout, sewer line layout, and utility line layout. Structural
notes with memoranda from Olsen & Ratti, Consulting Engineers. Also
included is a topographic survey of the site by Walter & Associates, and a
landscape plan showing fence and utility locations by Dorothy C. Hussey,
Lanscape Architect.
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December 1969 - September 7, 1971 |
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| M411 | 190 | Proposed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoover residence 2 drawings : 1 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on
gridded vellum
Plans and elevations with detail drawings show the proposed
residence.
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June 6, 1972 - September 8, 1972 |
| M411 | 191 | Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Huffine residence, Olympia,
Washington 34 drawings : 9 graphite on trace, 21 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite
on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
Perspective drawing, site plan, elevation drawings, detail
drawings, section drawings, electrical and mechanical plans, material
schedules, and topographic maps by Swift, Bracy & Thomas, Engineers.
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March 1961 - August 1963 |
| M411 | 192 | Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Ihlanfeldt residence
alterations 29 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 7 graphite on vellum, 6 graphite
on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated vellum, 11 reproduction on
bond
5 sketches : 5 graphite on trace
Drawings and sketches show alterations to the Ihlanfeldt
residence. Included in these drawings are plans, detail drawings, elevation
drawings, section drawings, and electrical plans. Eight drawings are
reproductions of plans for the original residence. Three art prints have been
retained with these records, though it is unknown how these relate to the
project.
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1965-1966 |
| M411 | 193 | Proposed Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Ingham residence at Cattle
Point, San Juan Island, Washington 13 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on gridded vellum, 3
brownline on impregnated vellum, 6 reproduction on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite and color on trace
Signed perspective with three brownline reproductions, and
section drawings. Also included are topographic maps and surveys by Rehm &
Condon, Engineers.
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June 1966 - December 1966 |
| M411 | 194 | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen proposed residence at
Washington Park Tower, 1620 43rd Avenue East, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on gridded vellum
Plan shows Mr. and Mrs. Jensen's proposed apartment, Apartment
23B, in the Washington Park Tower building on Lake Washington. One drawing
inscribed with the address 4021 Denny Blaine Place appears related to these
drawings. The Roland Terry Architectural Drawings collection includes more
residences from the Washington Park Tower as well as Terry's drawings for the
Washington Park Tower building itself.
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March 20, 1968 |
| M411 | 195 | Mr. and Mrs. Don Kir-Van residence, Woodinville,
Washington 9 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
gridded vellum
31 sketches : 31 graphite on trace, 3 reproduction on
bond
Drawings and sketches include one perspective, foundation plan,
floor plan, detail drawings, interior elevations of the fireplace, and exterior
elevations.
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February 14, 1964 - May 11, 1966 |
| M411 | 196 | Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Kuney proposed residence, Seattle,
Washington 7 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum, 1 brownline
on impregnated vellum, 3 blueline on bond
Perspective drawing signed by Terry, site plan and plans.
Topographic survey by Arthur Hitchings & Associates.
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August 1962 - September 1962 |
| M411 | 197 | La Jolla Shores Clubdominium, El Paseo Grande, La Jolla,
California 174 drawings : 5 graphite and color on trace, 8 graphite on vellum,
42 graphite on gridded vellum, 56 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1
brownline on vellum, 8 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline on
impregnated vellum, 47 brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum, 4
brownline with graphite and color on vellum, 2 reproduction on bond
2 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 1 reproduction with color on
bond
Drawings for the La Jolla Shores Clubdominium include plans,
interior and exterior elevations, detail and section drawings, electrical and
mechanical plans, site plans, renderings, and plans for exterior areas. Plans
include floor plans for specific units and the recreation center, a building
and garage plan, roof plan and dimensional clarifications. Exterior elevations
show the recreation center and individual units of the clubdominium's complex.
Interior elevations show the bath, kitchen, and utility room as well as
buildings 1-3 and the lobby. Section and detail drawings show windows, doors,
kitchen, firewall, garage door, kitchen details, and other miscellaneous
details throughout the property. Twenty-one electrical plans show the plan for
units, buildings, penthouse, terrace, and recreation center. Exterior plans
include parking plans, site grading plans, zoning plans, terrace plans,
landscape development plans, and sprinkler plans. Also included are room and
finish schedules, one television and telephone plan, and two furnishing plans.
A number of drawings showing alternate arrangements have been marked
"void."
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May 18, 1970 - February 11, 1971 |
| M411 | 198 | Mr. Richard Lea apartment residence at Washington Park
Tower, 1620 43rd Avenue East, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite and color on trace
3 sketches : 3 reproduction on bond
Preliminary plan and studies shows Mr. Richard Lea's proposed
apartment, Apartment 7B, in the Washington Park Tower building on Lake
Washington. The Roland Terry Architectural Drawings collection includes more
residences from the Washington Park Tower as well as Terry's drawings for the
Washington Park Tower building itself.
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October 23, 1967 |
| M411 | 199 | Mr. Richard Lea garden development plan 3 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
on gridded vellum
Drawings for the Lea residence include a garden development
plan, a plot plan and profile.
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July 16, 1971 |
| M411 | 200 | Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Loomis residence at Webster
Point, Laurelhurst, Seattle, Washington 27 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 18 graphite
on gridded vellum, 5 brownline on impregnated vellum
Perspective drawing; plot plan; terrace plan; foundation and
basement plans; interior and exterior elevations; detail drawings of the
exterior doors, windows, stairs, skylight, and cabinets; electrical plans;
heating plans; structural plans; furnishing plans; and a schedule of materials
for the interior finish and doors. Some drawings show revisions to the
balcony.
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June 29, 1966 - November 16, 1967 |
| M411 | 201 | Dr. and Mrs. John P. McVay residence at The Highlands,
Seattle, Washington 44 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and ink on trace, 19
graphite on vellum, 5 graphite and color on vellum, 12 graphite on gridded
vellum, 1 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 12 brownline on vellum, 2
brownline on impregnated vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on impregnated
vellum, 5 reproduction on bond
5 sketches : 4 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on
trace
1 document : 1 ink on bond
Included in these drawings are a plot plan; foundation plan and
floor plan with finish schedule; exterior elevations; elevation and detail
drawings of doors, windows, living room, and other rooms; millwork details;
plot plan showing the terrace and property development; mechanical plan showing
the foundation plan, first and second floor plans; electrical plan for the
first and second floors; first and second floor furnishing plans with finish
schedules; site survey and topographic map; and a reproduction of map showing
underground system in the Highlands published by the City of Seattle. Included
in the thirty-six sketches are eleven finished sketches of furnishings.
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July 19, 1966 - March 30, 1967 |
| M411 | 202 | Mr. and Mrs. Ward Meeks chalet at Crystal Mountain,
Washington 22 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 6 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
on gridded vellum, 9 reproduction on bond
Inscribed title: A Mountain Chalet for Mr. and Mrs. Ward Meeks
at Crystal Mountain.Perspective, plans, details, interior and exterior elevations,
and foundation plan pertain to the design and construction of the mountain
chalet on Crystal Mountain. Nine of the twenty-two drawings are earlier designs
by outside firms Loxide Structures of Tacoma, dated 1939, and Cedar Homes
Manufacturing Corporation of Bellevue, dated 1963. Specifications. Some
finished drawings have been signed by Terry's associate Robert Egan, who later
became Terry's partner in Terry & Egan.
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September 4, 1964 - July 22, 1969 |
Mr. Ken Meisnest residence |
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| M412 | 203a | Electrical layout 1 drawing : 1 graphite on trace
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May 10, 1962 |
| M412 | 203b | Deck addition 1 drawing : 1 graphite and color on trace
Plan with section drawings for the proposed deck addition.
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February 28, 1968 |
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| M412 | 204a | Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Nelson residence, Portland,
Oregon 43 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 32 graphite on vellum, 3
brownline on vellum, 4 reproduction on bond
Alternate name: Stewart House.The Glenn Nelson residence was found in Roland Terry's drawings
rolled together with drawings for the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stewart
in Seattle. There are two groups of drawings included in this project: drawings
for the Nelson Residence, and drawings for the Stewart residence. Looking
closely at the title bar, "Mr. and Mrs. Stewart" has been erased and replaced
with "Mr. and Mrs. Nelson" in several instances. The projects are nearly
identical, however drawings for the Stewart residence are dated January 1960 to
January 1963, while drawings for the Nelson residence are dated February 1962
to November 1962. Because the projects cannot be fully separated based on the
drawings, they have been organized together as the Glenn Nelson residence.Drawings for the residence show the perspective drawing for the
Stewart residence, and preliminary plans and site plans for the Stewart
residence. Then, inscribed as part of the Nelson residence, the drawings
include a site plan; foundation plan; first and second floor plans; plan and
detail drawings for the second floor and porte cochere; external elevations;
detail drawings of doors, windows, cabinets, and ceiling plans; interior
elevations include plans and detail drawings of sliding doors and shutters;
plan, elevation, and detail drawings of the cabana fireplace; mechanical and
electric plans for the first floor and cabana fireplace; elevation drawing
showing the plinth siding; additional plans show an exterior bench and carpet
patterns, size, and layout; plans, exterior elevations, and building sections
for an "addition" dated February 19, 1962 show a 224 square foot addition and
porte cochere. Topographic map produced by Morford & Mowry, Engineers.
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January 20, 1960 - January 16, 1963 |
| M412 | 204b | Mr. and Mrs. E. Dickenson Peaseley residence addition,
321 West Highland Drive, Seattle, Washington 17 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 5
graphite on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 brownline
with graphite on vellum, 3 reproduction with ink and color on bond, 1
reproduction with graphite, ink, and color on bond, 1 trace with ink taped to
reproduction with graphite and ink on bond
Drawings include plans of the existing house with garage and
driveway that with multiple schemes for alterations for new and enlarged
garages, driveway, and sundeck; deck and framing plan; landscape plan showing a
'rockery' garden; detail drawings of fence; electrical plan showing layout
changes to accomodate the existing and new garages; multiple exterior
elevations of the garage addition and one of the exterior of the house;
specifications for the garage door; finish formula and schedule of materials;
topographic survey by Ruskin Fisher & Associates showing general notes and
a sprinkler control layout.
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May 6, 1970 - July 14, 1970 |
| M412 | 205 | Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Nordstrom residence at The
Highlands, Seattle, Washington 60 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 39 graphite on vellum, 1
brownline on impregnated vellum, 5 brownline with graphite on impregnated
vellum, 2 reproduction on bond, 9 reproduction with graphite on bond, 1
reproduction with color on bond, 1 brownline on bond
13 sketches : 7 graphite on trace, 5 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
with color on bond
Signed perspectives, plans, detail drawings, elevation drawings,
section drawings, electrical plans, landscape development plan. Included in
these drawings are proposal drawings, interior and exterior elevation drawings,
a site utility plan, and detail drawings of cabinets, fireplaces, windows,
skylights, and other architectural features. Room and door finish schedule.
Boundary survey by Duffy Lawver & Kumpf and atlas of Seattle from Kroll Map
Company.
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March 28, 1969 - May 11, 1970 |
Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield Phelps |
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| M412 | 206 | Residence remodel, 154 Lake Washington Boulevard
North, Seattle, Washington 14 drawings : 12 graphite on vellum, 2 reproduction on
bond
Plans, detail drawings, interior and exterior elevations, and
plot plan show the remodel of the Phelps residence. Drawings pertain mostly to
a kitchen remodel, as the interior elevations show the kitchen and the detail
drawings show cabinets, sliding doors, and the refrigerator. Survey was
completed by Ruskin, Fisher & Associates in 1958.
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October 17, 1958 - March 6, 1964 |
| M412 | 207 | Penthouse apartment at Washington Park Tower, 1620
43rd Avenue East, Seattle, Washington 33 drawings : 16 graphite on vellum, 13 graphite on gridded
vellum, 4 brownline on impregnated vellum
Drawings relating to the Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield Phelps'
penthouse apartment, Apartment 23A, in the Washington Park Tower building on
Lake Washington. Included in these drawings are a plans, detail drawings,
elevation drawings, section drawings, electric plans, schedule, and sketches.
There are more residences from the Washington Park Tower in the Roland Terry
Architectural Drawings, as well as Terry's drawings for the Washington Park
Tower building.
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December 1970 - October 1971 |
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| M412 | 208 | Poncho study guest room 1 drawing : 1 graphite on trace
Inscribed title: A Study Guest Room for 'Poncho'Perspective drawing signed by Roland Terry.
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March 4, 1963 |
| M412 | 209 | Rhododendron Apartments and Hotel remodeling and
penthouse restaurant addition, Spring Street between Terry Avenue and Boreon
Aveneu, Seattle, Washington 17 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 10 graphite on vellum, 2
brownline on impregnated vellum
Perspective drawings and renderings, floor plans, roof plans,
exterior elevations and section drawings. Drawings mostly pertain to the
penthouse restaurant at the top of the hotel and room remodeling for clients
Lew Sheuk Thuen, Art Metzger, and Cliff Warling. Also included in these
drawings is a location plan of the property that shows sight lines from the
building and parking in the surrounding area.
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January 1956 - June 27, 1967 |
| M412 | 210 | Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Shaw residence remodel, 820 Innis
Arden Drive, Seattle, Washington 11 drawings : 10 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
Plan, exterior elevations, and interior elevations showing the
proposed remodel include plans for the first floor; exterior elevations with
detail drawings of the fence, fascia, carport, stepping stones, lamp post
details, and front entry; interior elevations with detail drawings of the
master bedroom, dressing room, music alcove, entryways, living room cabinet,
wardrobe and sliding doors; and a pool and terrace plan with elevation and
detail drawings of the gate and fence.
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May 23, 1958 - September 19, 1958 |
| M412 | 211 | Shelter Bay community, Skagit County,
Washington 21 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace, 6
graphite on vellum, 2 graphite and color on vellum, 2 brownline with graphite
on vellum, 1 blueline reproduction with graphite on bond, 4 reproduction with
graphite and color on bond
6 sketches : 2 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace, 1
graphite on vellum, 1 graphite on trace attached to vellum
Site plans for the Shelter Bay community in Skagit County
include section drawings, detail drawings, utility plans, key plans, and a
survey by Ruskin Fisher & Associates, Inc.This project was received from Roland Terry with the name
"Hauberg Shelter Bay" indicating there may be a connection between the Shelter
Bay project and the Haubergs. However, no further information could be found
within the drawings.
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July 24, 1969 - June 17, 1970 |
| M412 | 212 | Shigaya Nursing Home, 17th Avenue at East Jefferson
Street, Seattle, Washington 61 drawings : 21 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace, 5
graphite on gridded vellum, 7 graphite on vellum, 13 graphite on trace, 1
reproduction on bond, 2 reproduction with graphite on bond, 4 reproduction with
color and graphite on bond, 2 reproduction with color and ink on bond, 4
photostat prints
15 sketches : 3 graphite on trace, 3 color on trace, 8 color and
graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on vellum
Drawings include plans, exterior elevations, section drawings,
and one voided drawing. Survey by Minish, Webb & Associates.
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March 23, 1964 |
Mrs. Paul Siegel residence, 3814 East John Street,
Seattle, Washington Terry also designed the Decorative Center for Mrs. Paul Siegel
while operating as Terry & Moore; project records relating to this design
can be found in the "Terry & Moore, Nonresidential work" series.
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| M412 | 213a | Carport addition 2 drawings : 1 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
4 sketches : 4 graphite on trace
Plan, exterior elevation and detail drawings for revisions to
the existing residence and a carport addition for Mrs. Paul Siegel.
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March 2, 1962 - May 2, 1962 |
| M412 | 213b | Proposed residence 3 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 2 reproduction on
bond
Site plan and survey that show a proposed residence adjacent
to the Siegel residence.
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April 8, 1968 |
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roland Smith |
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| M412 | 214 | Residence at 4105 East Highland Drive, Seattle,
Washington 31 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 20 graphite on vellum, 2
graphite and color on vellum, 1 graphite and color on vellum, 1 brownline on
vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated vellum, 3 brownline with graphite on
impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction with color on bond
2 sketches : 2 graphite on trace
Perspective drawing, plan, detail drawings, elevations,
section drawings, mechanical plans, finish and paint schedule, and
specifications for the residence. Included in the plans are a floor plans,
carpet plan, a roof framing plan, foundation plan, and ceiling plan. Mechanical
plans show the basement and first floor. Also included are landscape drawings
that show a garden screen, planter atrium, and garden statue.
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August 18, 1960 - March 4, 1962 |
| M412 | 215 | Residence at Washington Park Tower, 1620 43rd Avenue
East, Seattle, Washington 21 drawings : 9 graphite on trace, 3 graphite on gridded vellum, 1
brownline on vellum, 3 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline with
graphite and color on vellum, 1 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction with
graphite on bond, 1 reproduction with color on bond
13 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 12 graphite and color on
trace
Plans, detail drawings, section drawings, and electrical plans
for the Paul Smith residence on the 17th floor of Washington Park Tower.
Included in these drawings is one drawing by Kohler Company showing the
lavatory sink. In addition to designing the Washington Park Tower, Terry also
designed a number of interior spaces for the residents of Washington Park
Tower, including this residence for Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
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August 18, 1960 - March 4, 1962 |
Phillip and Marvel Stewart house, 1225 Northwest Elford
Park, Seattle, Washington See: Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L. Nelson residence, Portland,
Oregon.
The Phillip and Marvel Stewart House drawings were found in
Roland Terry's drawings rolled together with drawings for the Glenn Nelson
residence (Portland, Oregon). There are two groups of drawings included in this
project -- drawings for the Nelson Residence, and drawings for the Stewart
residence. Looking closely at the title bar, "Mr. and Mrs. Stewart" has been
erased and replaced with "Mr. and Mrs. Nelson" in several instances. The
projects are nearly identical, however drawings for the Stewart residence are
dated January 1960 to January 1963, while drawings for the Nelson residence are
dated February 1962 to November 1962. Because the project records cannot be
fully separated based on the drawings, we have organized them together as the
Glenn Nelson residence.Please refer to the "Glenn L. Nelson Residence" in the Roland
Terry & Associates series for complete details of the project.
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| M413 | 216 | Miriam Terry residence garden plan 2 drawings : 2 graphite on bond
Drawings show the plot plan and garden plan for Miriam Terry's
residence.
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May 25, 1972 |
| M413 | 217 | Mr. and Mrs. Corydon Wagner III residence, 29 Country
Club Drive Southwest, Tacoma, Washington 49 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 27
graphite on vellum, 9 graphite on gridded vellum, 4 reproduction with color on
bond, 2 reproduction with graphite and color on bond
Signed perspective drawing site plan; plot plan; foundation
plan; floor plans; kitchen plans; exterior elevations; interior elevations;
detail drawings of millwork, floor patterns, orchid room, and library;
electrical plan; detail drawings and elevations of exterior elements such as
the entrance court and gate, the lanai roof and terrace pattern. Schedule.
Topographic map.
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July 9, 1962 - December 18, 1963 |
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| M413 | 218 | Proposed Alameda Plaza Hotel rooftop restaurant, 401
Ward Parkway, Kansas City, Missouri 2 drawings : 1 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite on gridded
vellum
Drawings in this project are include a schematic study and
rooftop plan for a proposed restaurant by Roland Terry & Associates and
Kivett & Myers, Engineers.The Alameda Plaza Hotel is located in Kansas City's Alameda
Plaza. The luxury hotel was built in the late 1960s as the Alameda Plaza Hotel.
Since then, the hotel has been owned by Ritz-Carlton, Fairmont Hotels, and the
Intercontinental Hotels Group.
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December 1, 1967 |
| M413 | 219 | Baptist Disciples Student Center, 45th Street, Seattle,
Washington 101 drawings : 15 graphite on trace, 2 graphite with color on trace,
58 graphite on vellum, 7 graphite and color on vellum, 3 graphite on gridded
vellum,1 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on
vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on
impregnated vellum, 1 brownline with white and color on impregnated vellum, 3
reproduction with graphite on bond, 4 reproduction with color on bond, 3
reproduction with ink on bond, 1 reproduction with ink and color on
bond
3 sketches : 2 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum
Drawings include four differing perspective drawings; plot plan
with site details; foundation and floor plans of the garage, first floor,
second floor, third floor, and mezzanine; framing plans; section drawings of
stairs; beam and joist schedule; room finish schedule; exterior elevations;
longitudinal and transverse section drawings; wall sections; main entrance and
lobby elevation; reflected ceiling plan; detail drawings; plans of the third
floor offices; mechanical and electrial plans; landscape plan; elevation and
plan of copper screen, sign, and directory signs.Proposal drawings include construction set with handwritten
notes and include plans, longitudinal section drawings, and preliminary
elevation of entrance. Other drawings includes plans, elevations, and section
drawings for a proposed apartment, skylight, stairway, electrical equipment
space, leased space on the first floor and detail drawings of woodwork and
built-in cabinetry. Additional drawings by Dohrman Hotel Supply show the layout
and mechanical/electrical plans for the kitchen; detail drawings by Elmer-Moody
Woodwork. Plan dated September 7, 1971 shows later alterations made to the
entrance on 45th Street.The Baptist Disciples Student Center building was originally
designed for the student Baptist community at the University of Washington, and
was later purchased by the University for use as an alumni center.
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January 11, 1961 - January 31, 1963; September 7, 1971 |
| M413 | 220 | Bayshore Marina and Pat Boone Inn Marina, Bayshore,
Oregon 22 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace, 8
graphite on vellum, 6 reproduction on bond, 5 reproduction with graphite on
bond
5 sketches : 3 graphite and color on trace, 2 color on
trace
Plans, exterior elevations, interior elevations, and detail
drawings. Survey by Fultz & Steere, Inc. The Bayshore Marina in Bayshore,
Oregon, and the Pat Boone Inn Marina, in Waldport, Oregon sat opposite each
other at the entrance to Alsea Bay on the central Oregon coast.
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May 20, 1970 |
| M413 | 221 | Best's Apparel store entrance remodel, Pine Street at
Fifth Avenue, Seattle, Washington 10 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on vellum, 3
reproduction on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite and color on bond
Perspective drawing, plans, interior and exterior elevations
show remodeling to the entrance and exterior of Best's Apparel store. Drawings
include framing plan for the marquee, elevations and sections for the remodeled
awning and entry lighting. Two drawings are by McClelland & Osterman,
Architects. Some drawings have been signed by Robert Egan, who worked as an
associate for Roland Terry before becoming Terry's partner in Terry &
Egan.
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March 11, 1964 - June 22, 1964 |
| M413 | 222 | Betty Crocker Tree House complex, Scottsdale Road and
Monterey Way, Scottsdale, Arizona 3 drawings : 2 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on
impregnated vellum
Three differing site plans.
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July 7, 1970 - July 14, 1970 |
| M413 | 223 | Blue Horse Restaurant, 1555 University Avenue, St. Paul,
Minnesota 28 drawings : 8 graphite on trace, 8 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite
on gridded vellum, 1 graphite on brownline on impregnated vellum, 4
reproduction on bond, 5 color on bond
Drawings include two perspectives, plans, elevation drawings,
detail drawings, section drawings, electrical plans, specifications, and
sketches. A number of these drawings are from other architectural firms.
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1963 |
| M413 | 224 | Cabin 52 Waterfront Restaurant at Washington State Ferry
Terminal Pier 52, Seattle, Washington 61 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 7 graphite on vellum, 4 graphite
and color on vellum, 33 graphite on gridded vellum, 9 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 2 brownline on impregnated vellum
11 sketches : 6 graphite on trace, 4 graphite and color on trace, 1
color on trace
Perspective drawing, plans, interior and exterior elevations,
detail and section drawings, structural drawings, schedules, and furniture
plans. Included in these drawings are floor plans with bar and seating
arrangements; interior elevations of the cashier's counter, stairs, gangway,
cocktail lounge, and grog locker; section drawings show the grog locker and a
custom cigarette machine. Also included are carpet plan and door schedules and
a drawing showing selected furniture fixtures by Dohrmannn Co. Terry designed a
number of interior spaces for restaurateur Walter Clark and his business,
Clark's Enterprises, which operated a number of restaurants throughout
Seattle.
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November 23, 1966 - January 16, 1968 |
Canlis |
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| M413 | 225 | Canlis Restaurant at the Fairmont Hotel, California
Street at Powell Street, San Francisco, California 68 drawings : 11 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace,
39 graphite on vellum, 6 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 1
brownline on impregnated vellum,1 brownline with graphite on vellum, 2
brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum, 6 reproduction on
bond
Drawings show the design of the Canlis Restaurant at the
Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. Included in these drawings are perspectives,
plans, elevations, detail and section drawings, electrical plans, and
mechanical plans. Perspective drawings show the foyer, the entrance on
California Street, and the bar-dining room. Plans show the bar, restrooms, and
perimeter of the property. Interior elevations show the vestibule, foyer,
entry, lobby, dining rooms, server station, upper lanai, toilet and wash rooms,
bar and broiler, ebony door pulls, check stand, and custom furniture. Exterior
elevation drawings show the street view and planter designs. Section and detail
drawings include the bay windows and room partitions. Other drawings include a
topographic map and property survey, ceiling plan, lighting plan, furnishing
plan, dining room revisions. One drawing shows the kitchen layout with
countertops by Dohrmannn Hotel Supply Company. Also included are reproduction
drawings of the hotel's 1906 design by Reid Brothers, Architects.The Canlis at the Fairmont Hotel featured Terry's trademark
use of natural woods and stones, however, the restaurant was markedly different
from the other west-coast Canlis locations in Portland and Seattle in that the
restaurant at the Fairmont was located on the ground-floor and did not have the
expansive views that focused the design of the other two locations. However,
this particular location of the Fairmont featured an extensive art collection
and sophisticated lighting arrangement.Drawings by Terry & Egan in 1976 show two proposed layouts
for the banquet dining rooms; these drawings can be found in the "Terry &
Egan, Nonresidential work" series. Earlier drawings by Terry & Moore show a
different proposed location and design for the Canlis Restaurant in San
Francisco that was never realized. These drawings can be found in the "Terry
& Moore, Nonresidential work" series.
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September 1, 1964 - July 15, 1965 |
| M413 | 226 | Canlis Restaurant remodel, 2100 Kalakaua Avenue,
Waikiki, Hawaii 14 drawings : 3 graphite on gridded vellum, 11 reproduction on
bond
Alternate name: Canlis Broiler.The Canlis Broiler on Waikiki Beach, in Hawaii, was designed
during the 1950s by the Terry & Moore design team in collaboration with Ben
Morris, chairman of the University of Hawaii's art department. These records
include eighteen preliminary drawings for the remodel of the restaurant in
1969.In these plans, the restaurant is no longer referred to as
Canlis Broiler, but rather as Canlis Restaurant. Eleven drawings are by
Wimberly, Whisenand, Allison & Tong, Architects, and dated December 1968 to
August 1969. These drawings include five perspective drawings, plans for the
first and second floors of the dining room, longitudinal section drawings, and
untitled section drawings of the interior space. The remaining three drawings
for the interior design of the restaurant are by Roland Terry & Associates
and include preliminary drawings of the furniture layout, interior wall
elevations, and the bar seating plan.The Canlis Broiler in Waikiki, Hawaii, was a collaboration
between Terry & Moore and Wimberly and Cook of Honolulu. Prior to the
Canlis Broiler at Waikiki, Terry & Moore had collaborated with Wimberly and
Cook for the design of the Canlis Restaurant in Seattle. Later remodeling was
done by Roland Terry & Associates with Wimberly, Whisenand, Allison and
Tong.The design of the restaurant incorporated Polynesian and
Hawaiian motifs, natural materials, and a structure reminiscent of Pacific
island architecture. The restaurant housed a large, carved Polynesian god,
mosaic and fountain wall, and fish ponds. The restaurant was one of the first
Hawaiian-themed restaurants before the concept of "themed" restaurants became
popular. The restaurant later changed names from Canlis Broiler to Canlis
Restaurant.Earlier drawings showing the original design of the restaurant
and the addition of a penthouse residence adjacent to the restaurant can be
found in the "Terry & Moore, Nonresidential work" series under its original
name "Canlis Broiler."
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May 2, 1969 - June 16, 1969 |
| M413 | 227 | Proposed Canlis Restaurant atop the Hong Kong Hilton
Hotel, Hong Kong 4 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace,
1 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
3 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on
trace
Terry's working drawings show the proposed Hong Kong location
of the Canlis Restaurant at the Hong Kong Hilton Hotel owned by Wynncor Limited
during the 1960s (the hotel was demolished in the mid-1990s) . Drawings include
seating plans and a floor plan, and one floor plan of the 25th floor by the
hotel's architects, Palmer & Turner. The proposed restaurant would have
overlooked Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor.
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May 1, 1961 - June 2, 1961 |
| M413 | 228 | Canlis Restaurant atop the Hilton Hotel, Portland,
Oregon 45 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace,
24 graphite on vellum, 6 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 graphite with color on
gridded vellum, 2 brownline on vellum, 3 brownline with graphite on vellum, 2
brownline on impregnated vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on impregnated
vellum, 3 reproduction on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite and color on trace
Drawings show the Canlis Restaurant atop the Portland Hilton
on the 23rd floor of the hotel. Drawings include plans, interior elevations,
detail drawings, section drawings, schedules, and lighting plans. Plans show
floor plans, ceiling plans, and seating plans. Interior elevations show the
kitchen, dining room, bar, foyer, check room, and service station. Detail
drawings show door jambs, bathroom details, dressing room details, service
station, stairs and millwork, as well as cabinetry, and a color drawing of the
wall mount light sconce. Three drawings of the 23rd floor plan are by the
hotel's architects, Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
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May 5, 1960 - September 26, 1963 |
| M414 | 229 | Proposed Canlis Restaurant at the Washington Hotel,
1919 Connecticut Avenue Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia 8 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum, 5 reproduction on
bond
Preliminary drawings for a proposed Canlis Restaurant at the
Washington Hotel in Washington, DC. Included in these eight drawings are three
drawings by Terry that show the existing plan of floors 9 and 10 where the
Canlis would be located, and two preliminary floor plans for the restaurant.
The remaining five drawings are reproductions of drawings pertaining to the
Washington Hotel including a site plan, lobby plan, and exterior elevations by
William B. Tabler and one plan of the existing space by Dohrmannn Hotel Supply
Co.Terry designed a number of spaces for the Canlis restaurants
throughout the nation, but his most famous work is the Canlis Charcoal Broiler
in Seattle, where the restaurants originated.
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July 19, 1963 - July 30, 1963 |
| M414 | 230 | Canlis Restaurant remodel, 2576 Aurora Avenue North,
Seattle, Washington 15 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 5 graphite on vellum, 1
graphite and color on vellum, 4 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on
vellum, 2 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction with color on bond
8 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 3 graphite and color on trace,
3 color on trace, 1 reproduction with color on bond
Drawings show furnishing plans and preliminary drawings for a
remodel to the Canlis Restaurant in Seattle. Plans, interior elevation of the
restrooms, detail drawings, site plan, and alternate floor plans show the
additions of a new lanai, and alterations to the parking lot, the bar and
dining room, and the lavatory counters.Canlis Restaurant was designed and built by Tucker, Shields
& Terry in collaboration with the Honolulu architectural firm of Wimberly
& Cook, 1949-1951. The building was then renovated by Tucker & Shields
in 1953 after Terry left the firm; the design was revamped by Terry & Moore
in 1958 and later updated during the mid-1990s by Northwest architect James
Cutler. Terry's longtime involvement with the Canlis Restaurant spanned many
years and many companies.Photos of the restaurant as well as earlier drawings showing
the original design and earlier remodeling are available by viewing the records
for the Canlis Restaurant in the "Tucker, Shields & Terry" series and the
"Terry & Moore, Nonresidential work" series. A set of drawings showing
later remodeling to the restaurant by Terry & Egan can be found in the
"Terry & Egan, Nonresidential work" series.
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1966 |
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| M414 | 231 | Clark's Pancake Chalet, Rainier Avenue South and South
Charlestown Street, Seattle, Washington 17 drawings : 14 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum, 1
brownline on impregnated vellum
Perspective drawing and floor plans. Terry designed a number of
interior spaces for restaurateur Walter Clark and his business, Clark's
Enterprises, which operated a number of restaurants throughout Seattle.
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July 3, 1962 |
| M414 | 232 | Northgate Plaza Restaurant alterations, Seattle,
Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on gridded vellum
Plans for alterations to a Clark's Restaurant in the Northgate
suburb of Seattle. Terry designed a number of interior spaces for restaurateur
Walter Clark and his business, Clark's Enterprises, which operated a number of
restaurants throughout Seattle. Two earlier plans showing proposed plans for
the restaurant are in the "Terry & Moore, Nonresidential work" series.
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April 27, 1961 - May 2, 1961 |
| M414 | 233 | The Crab Broiler additions and alterations, Seaside,
Oregon 17 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace, 3
graphite on gridded vellum, 1 color on gridded vellum, 2 reproduction on bond,
3 blueline reproduction on bond, 1 blueline reproduction with color on bond, 2
blueprints
2 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on
trace
Drawings include the plans showing the existing plan and
alterations and additions, one exterior elevation, and one section drawing.
Included in the seventeen drawings are six reproductions of drawings by Wicks
& Brown, Architects, who provided the original design for the
restaurant.
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April 26, 1967 |
| M414 | 234 | Crabapple Restaurant alterations, Bellevue,
Washington 11 drawings : 1 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on vellum,
1 graphite on gridded vellum, 2 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1
brownline on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite and color on vellum, 1 brownline
on impregnated vellum, 1 brownline reproduction with graphite on bond, 1
reproduction with color on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite on
vellum
Floor plans, seating plans, elevations of the dining and banquet
rooms, carpet plan, detail drawings, and electrical plan show alterations to
the Crabapple Restaurant. Finished drawings have a stamped license signed by
Terry's associate, and future partner, Robert Egan. Seating plan has been
provided by Dohrmannn Hotel Supply Company.The Crabapple Restaurant was previously known as Clark's
Bellevue Restaurant. Terry & Moore designed the original restaurant for
restaurateur Walter Clark in 1955 and did later additions and alterations to
the property, adding a banquet room in 1959. Earlier projects showing
alterations to the seating plan and dining rooms are included in the Roland
Terry Architectural Drawings in the "Terry & Moore, Nonresidential work"
series under the title "Clark's Bellevue Restaurant."
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October 23, 1969 - May 26, 1970 |
| M414 | 235 | Proposed Space Village at Crystal Mountain, Crystal
Mountain, Washington 4 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 brownline on impregnated
vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
One signed perspective with reproductions and a lettering block.
The Crystal Mountain Ski Area opened in 1962 and wider development in the area
began in 1963, however, it cannot be determined if Terry's design for Space
Village was ever realized.
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March 16, 1964 |
| M414 | 236 | Proposed Desert Carmel residences, Kortsen Road and
Juanita Avenue, Casa Grande, Arizona 19 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 12 graphite and color on trace, 2
graphite on vellum, 4 reproduction on bond
27 sketches : 7 graphite on trace, 8 color on trace, 12 graphite and
color on trace
Perspectives, plans, elevation drawings, and section drawings.
Site plan.The Desert Carmel is a residential subdivision with nine-story
hotel tower and golf course located west of Casa Grande, Arizona and
approximately 50 miles Southeast of Phoenix, Arizona. The site was developed by
Tacoma businessman Ben Cheney and opened in 1964 adjacent to the San Francisco
Giants baseball facility.
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1970 |
Doubletree Inns |
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| M414 | 237 | Coffee Tree 6 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace,
1 graphite on gridded vellum, 2 reproduction on polyester film
Perspective, exterior elevations, seating plan, and floor
plans. Proposal is for an unidentified location of the Doubletree Inns.
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October 16, 1969 - October 4, 1971 |
Phoenix, Arizona Terry designed a number of Doubletree Inn hotels throughout
Arizona. These projects, include one hotel in Phoenix, recognized for its use
of natural materials and Southwestern motifs, and two proposed designs for
other locations in Phoenix.
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| M414 | 238 | East Second Avenue at Osborn Road 172 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 12 graphite and color on
trace, 2 graphite, color, and ink on trace, 19 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
and ink on vellum, 22 graphite and color on vellum, 56 graphite on gridded
vellum, 14 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on trace
taped to gridded vellum, 1 graphite on trace taped to reproduction on bond, 1
graphite and color on vellum taped to reproduction on bond, 1 brownline on
vellum, 10 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline with color on vellum,
4 reproduction on vellum, 9 reproduction on bond, 2 reproduction with graphite
on bond, 2 reproduction with ink on bond, 6 reproduction with graphite and
color on bond, 2 reproduction with graphite and ink on bond, 2 reproduction
with ink on bond, 3 reproduction with ink and color on bond
9 sketches : 3 graphite on trace, 3 graphite and color on
trave, 3 graphite, color, and ink on trave
Drawings for the Doubletree Inn Phoenix include a study
perspective of the building's exterior, plans, elevations, section drawings,
detail drawings, mechanical plans, structural drawings, landscape plans, and
specifications. Plot plan shows parking lot and landscape details. Plans of the
hotel building include the lower levels and guest unit floors, restaurant,
lobby, banquet facilities, penthouse, typical guest room with bath and entry,
typical suite, coffee shop, and a proposed restaurant complex on the fourteenth
floor. Multiple exterior elevations of the building showing different schemes
and the entry. Interior elevations of restaurant, lobby, elevators, guest
units, and public restrooms. Section drawings through building, restaurant,
lobby, powder room, foyer, cocktail lounge, banquet room, courtyard, and
conference room. Mechnical plans include an electrical drawings of the site,
kitchen, lower levels, and guest rooms; plumbing plans for the kitchen; as well
as shop drawings for kitchen fixtures by Stainless Pond, Inc. Design drawings
of the restaurant wine display, service stands, picture frames, front desk.
Door and finish schedule. Drawings by Peter Lendrum & Associates, Phoenix,
include a site plan, first floor plan, reference grid, foundation plan and
framing plans.The Doubletree Inn Phoenix, markedly different than the
Doubletree Inn Seattle, was a ten-story tower with a modern concrete and glass
exterior. The property was completed in collaboration with Phoenix architects
Peter Lendrom and Associates. Despite the concrete and glass exterior, Terry
used heavy woods in the interior design set off by decorative geometric and
Native American motifs to highlight the Southwest identity of the hotel.
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October 14, 1968 - September 1, 1972 |
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| M415 | 239 | Proposed hotel at Camelback Road and 22nd
Street 27 drawings : 1 graphite and color on trace, 4 graphite on
gridded vellum, 5 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and ink on
gridded vellum, 2 reproduction on bond, 6 reproduction with color on bond, 3
brownline with graphite and ink on vellum, 4 brownline with graphite and color
on vellum, 1 graphite and color on trace taped to brownline with graphite,
color, and ink on bond
12 sketches : 7 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on
trace, 2 color on trace, 1 graphite on trace taped to trace
Drawings include multiple plans, elevations, and section
drawings. Building plans include a plan of the first floor showing guest rooms,
kitchen and laundry areas, cocktail lounge, dining room, offices, restrooms,
lobby, banquet room, coffee shop, pool, and landscaping; second floor plan of
guest rooms and conference rooms; third floor plan of guest rooms; plans of
typical units and suites. Elevations include exterior elevations of all
buildings on the site, balconies, and the coffee shop. Section drawings show
typical building sections. Plans include a site plan with water and sewage by
the City of Phoenix, plot plan by Town and Country Properties, and
topographical survey by Wilsey, Ham & Blair.
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November 14, 1969 - November 3, 1970 |
| M415 | 240 | Proposed motor hotel at North Central Avenue and
East Monterey Way 19 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 4 graphite and color on
trace, 1 graphite and ink on trace, 2 graphite on gridded vellum, 5
reproduction on bond, 4 reproduction with graphite on bond, 1 graphite and ink
with transfer letters on gridded vellum, 1 reproduction with ink on
bond
1 sketch : 1 ink on trace
Drawings include a plot plan showing the proposed hotel
building and parking structure with the site's existing structures and parking;
plan of the first floor shows the location of offices, conference rooms,
restrooms, vestibule, porte cochere, kitchen and laundry areas, dining room,
bar, and gallery; parking plan.Additional drawings include five drawings by John Schotanus,
Jr., AIA, of the Park Central Hotel and Office Building complex that shows the
site for the Doubletree Hotel with site plan and plans for the pedestrian
level, ground floor, typical room floor, room plan, exterior elevation, and
plot plan of the Park Central Shopping Center; three drawings by Charles
Luckman Associates of Park Central Development show the proposed Doubletree
site with plans for the ground floor, second floor, and two sections of
existing building and parking structure.
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August 11, 1969 - August 14, 1969 |
Doubletree Inn at Civic Plaza, Scottsdale,
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| M415 | 241a | Bottletree Restaurant and meeting room
additions 36 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 4 graphite, color, and ink on
trace, 1 graphite, ink, and adhesive film on trace, 2 graphite on vellum, 2
graphite and color on vellum, 6 graphite with transfer on vellum, 7 graphite on
gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 7 reproduction on bond,
3 reproduction with graphite and color on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite
and color on coated bond
Drawings for the Bottletree Restaurant and proposed meeting
rooms include plans, elevations, detail drawings, and section drawings. Plans
include a plan and seating plan of the Bottletree Restaurant, first and second
floor conference rooms, courtyard, terrace, and a landscape plan of the
courtyard by Peter Lendrum. Elevations include interior and exterior elevations
of the conference room addition. Detail drawings of trellis. Section drawing
through conference rooms and sunken court. Design drawings show the banquette
(bench seating), meeting room chalkboard and projection screen unit, Bottletree
entry sign, and porte cochere. Other drawings include a map and meeting room
flyers with plan, capacity, and electrical outlets noted.
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February 5, 1969 - April 30, 1970 |
| M415 | 241b | Doubletree Inn 74 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on
trace, 1 graphite, color, and ink on trace, 6 graphite on vellum, 25 graphite
and color on vellum, 9 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 1 graphite, color, and adhesive on gridded vellum, 4 brownline
on vellum, 3 brownline with graphite and color on vellum, 11 brownline with
graphite and white on vellum, 2 brownline on vellum taped to graphite on
gridded vellum, 1 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction with ink and color on
bond, 1 graphite on vellum taped to graphite on bond
14 sketches : 3 graphite on trace, 3 graphite and color on
trace, 4 graphite and ink on trace, 3 graphite, color, and ink on trace, 1
graphite on vellum
Drawings for the Doubletree Inn at Civic Plaza include
plans, interior elevations, detail drawings, section drawings, and design
drawings. Plans include the entrance level plan, restaurant plan, cocktail
lounge and administrative area plan, bar and service area plans, carpet plan
for ground and entrance levels, and furnishing plan. Interior elevations of the
upper and lower restaurant dining room, cocktail lounge, lavatories, phone bank
near entry, and VIP bar. Section drawing through cocktail lounge and dining
room. Design drawings of dining room boths, front desk, wine display, and
cocktail lounge bar. Some undated sketches may belong to the earlier Bottletree
Restaurant and meeting rooms project.
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March 7, 1975 - November 19, 1973 |
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| M415 | 242 | Proposed Doubletree Inn, Highway 89A and La Pasada,
Sedona, Arizona 1 drawing : 1 reproduction on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite and color on trace
One site plan and rough sketch of a plan for a proposed
Doubletree Inn hotel in Sedona. The site plan shows future two-story units and
a coffee shop.
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| M415 | 243 | Doubletree Inn, Tucson, Arizona 195 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 5 graphite and color on trace,
4 graphite and ink on trace, 2 color on trace, 75 graphite on vellum, 14
graphite and color on vellum, 24 graphite on gridded vellum, 11 graphite and
color on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 25 brownline with graphite on
vellum, 1 brownline with graphite and color on vellum, 2 brownline with
graphite, white, and color on vellum, 16 reproduction on bond, 3 reproduction
with graphite on bond, 4 reproduction with color on bond, 3 reproduction on
coated bond
3 sketches : 2 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and ink on
trace
Drawings of the Doubletree Inn in Tucson, Arizona, show
two-story motel units, conference and meeting rooms, the restaurant complex,
and coffee shop. Multiple plans include hotel ground floor level, meeting room
plans, elevator lobby, boutique, and hotel tower units. Plans of restaurant
complex include kitchen equipment plans, banquet corridor and serving pantry,
coffee shop, and bar; tile pattern and reflected ceiling plan are also
included. Interior elevations of meeting and conference rooms, cigarette
vending areas, upper dining levels, coffee tree, front desk, and cocktail
lounge bar. Exterior elevations of garden, coffee hops, porte cochere and
lounge. Detail drawings of cocktail lounge bar. Custom furniture design of
guest room furnishings, dining room banquettes, fireplaces in coffee shop and
hotel lounge, phone banks, front desk, hotel tower elevator lobby, VIP lounge,
dining room gates, maitre'd stand, restaurant bench seating, and stair
railings. Electrical plans include a cocktail lounge lighting plan with
fixtures, guest rooms, and tower corridors. Electrical and plumbing
requirements for banquet corridor, coffee shop, and bar. Kitchen equipment
schedule with mechanical connections. Schedule of dining room murals.Terry designed a number of Doubletree Inn hotels through the
western United States, but he is most well-known for his Phoenix and Seattle
locations. For information on the Las Torres Restaurant that Terry designed for
Doubletree Inn, please see "Las Torres Restaurant at La Mar Hacienda."
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April 1, 1971 - April 5, 1974 |
| M415 | 244 | Doubletree Inn International Center restaurant and
coffee stand, Los Angeles, California 38 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum, 8 graphite on gridded vellum,
3 graphite and color on vellum, 4 graphite on trace, 20 brownline with graphite
on impregnated vellum, 2 reproduction on bond
Plan, interior elevations, electrical plan, furnishing plans
show the interior of the restaurant and coffee-tree stand. Schedule.
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January 23, 1974 - February 26, 1974 |
| M415 | 245 | Proposed Doubletree Inn at Tacoma Mall, Tacoma,
Washington 44 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 7 graphite and color on trace,
3 color on trace, 2 color and ink on trace, 2 graphite with color and ink on
trace, 5 ink on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 4 graphite on gridded vellum, 1
ink on gridded vellum, 1 graphite on bond, 1 brownline with color on vellum, 3
reproduction on bond, 2 reproduction with graphite on bond, 3 reproduction with
graphite and color on bond, 2 reproduction with color on bond, 1 reproduction
with ink on bond, 2 reproduction with color and ink on bond, 1 photostat
reproduction
6 sketches : 2 graphite on trace, 4 graphite and color on
trace
Drawings include a site plan showing the hotel's proximity to
the Tacoma Mall; plot plan with parking; and plans for the hotel building's
main floor units and restaurant administration complex with multiple differing
schemes; exterior elevations of the restaurant and administration complex,
garden terrace, and garden court. Several drawings are reproduction drawings
from other firms and include electric plans, water plans, parking plans, and
paving plans for the nearby Tacoma Mall by John Graham & Company; and
exterior elevations of the Tacoma Mall Theater by George T. Nowak, Architects
& Associates.
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March 18, 1969 - September 3, 1969 |
| M415 | 246 | Proposed Doubletree Inn, Seattle,
Washington 34 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum, 1 photoreproduction on glossy
paper, 30 adhesive lettering on impregnated vellum
Lettering blocks and preliminary plans for Doubletree Inn in
Seattle. Plans show a shopping center attachment; these drawings may actually
be part of the later Doubletree Inn at Southcenter in Tukwila.
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| M416 | 247 | Dublin House Restaurant at the Georgia Pacific Building,
Southwest Fifth Avenue and Southwest Salmon Street, Portland,
Oregon 82 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 4 graphite and color on trace, 10
graphite on vellum, 4 graphite and color on vellum, 14 graphite on gridded
vellum, 29 graphite and color on gridded vellum,1 brownline on vellum, 6
brownline with graphite on vellum, 3 brownline with graphite and color on
vellum, 4 brownline on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond, 3
reproduction with graphite and color on bond
8 sketches : 2 graphite on trace, 6 graphite and color on
trace
Perspective drawings, plans, interior and exterior elevations,
detail drawings, section drawings, electrical plans, mechanical plans, finish
schedules, and other drawings for the Dublin House Restaurant inside the
Georgia Pacific Building of Portland. Perspective drawings show the dining room
and the snuggery bar. Plans include floor plans, roof framing plans, furnishing
plans, and carpet layout. Elevations show the gallery, lounge and ceiling
windows, kitchen and cafeteria, and entrance. There are also twenty structural
drawings and a rendering of the restaurant's sign. This project was designed in
collaboration with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.Terry also designed the earlier Dublin House Restaurant in
Seattle. The record of this project can be found in the "Terry & Moore,
Nonresidential work" series under the title, "Dublin House Restaurant."
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January 21, 1969 - June 25, 1970 |
| M416 | 248 | Frol and Peaseley office alterations at the John Hancock
Building, 204 Denny Way, Seattle, Washington 11 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 1
graphite on vellum, 4 graphite and color on vellum, 1 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 3 blueline reproduction on bond
Alternate name: Peaseley and Frol Office.Site plan, electrical and lighting plan with fixtures, furniture
layout, and details of the millwork in the reception area and offices for the
accounting firm's offices in the John Hancock Building. The name of the company
appears reversed -- Peaseley and Frol -- on one drawing. Drawings pertaining to
a later interior renovation in 1974 can be found in the "Terry & Egan,
Nonresidential work" series.
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October 7, 1969 - October 10, 1969 |
| M416 | 249 | Half Moon Hotel alterations, Montego Bay,
Jamaica 20 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 17 graphite on vellum
2 sketches : 2 graphite on trace
Included in these drawings are three perspectives, site plans,
plans, elevations, detail drawings, section drawings, and two sketches. The
Half Moon Hotel was opened in 1954. Terry's plans show alterations made to the
resort property during the mid-1960s. Roland Terry & Associates worked with
architect Harold Simpson on the alterations.
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August 1961 - May 1965 |
| M416 | 250 | Hanalei Plantation proposed alterations and additions,
Kauai, Hawaii 11 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 5 graphite on vellum
8 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 7 graphite and color on
trace
Perspective drawing, plans, interior elevations, section
drawing, detail drawing, and structural detail showing additions and
alterations to the hotel owned by Island Holidays. Structural detail drawing is
by Richard R. Bradshaw, Engineer.
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November 9, 1964 |
| M416 | 251 | Hotel Vancouver panorama roof alterations, 900 West
Georgia Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 14 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
and color on bond, 5 reproduction on bond
25 sketches : 25 graphite and color on trace
Included in the project records are two perspective drawings,
site plans, and section drawings that show alterations to the roof at Hotel
Vancouver. The project was completed by the architectural firm Thomsen, Berwick
& Pratt of Vancouver. Roland Terry, working as Roland Terry Interiors,
served as the consulting interior architect on the project.
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1964 |
| M416 | 252 | Houghton Marina Restaurant remodel, Lake Washington
Boulevard and Lake View Drive, Kirkland, Washington 19 drawings : 8 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
and color on bond, 2 color on bond, 7 reproduction on bond
Perspective drawing of the building and gateway, and site plans
showing the marina and building. Other drawings by John Graham and Company,
Architects include a topographic map, survey, and moorage plan that show a
service station for Standard Oil Company.
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January 31, 1961 - February 2, 1961 |
| M416 | 253 | Inglewood Country Club additions and alterations, 6505
Inglewood Road Northeast, Seattle, Washington 30 drawings : 15 graphite on trace, 11 graphite on vellum, 2
reproduction with graphite and color on bond, 1 reproduction on bond, 1
reproduction with color on bond
9 sketches : 3 graphite on trace, 5 graphite and color on trace, 1
graphite and color on bond
Signed perspectives, plans, interior and exterior elevations,
detail drawings, section drawings, electrical plans, mechanical plans and site
plans show additions and alterations to the Inglewood Country Club. Remodeling
focused on changes to the bar and restaurant area as well as the toilet and
powder rooms. Detail drawings show door fixtures, bar lighting, countertops,
cocktail tables and other furniture. Some drawings have been marked void.
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August 30, 1962 - August 14, 1963 |
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| M416 | 254 | Inglewood Towers on Lake Washington, Seattle,
Washington 72 drawings : 12 graphite on trace, 16 graphite and color on trace,
4 graphite and ink on trace, 1 graphite, color and ink on trace, 1 graphite on
vellum, 1 graphite and ink on vellum, 1 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 ink and
color on gridded vellum, 6 brownline on vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated
vellum, 8 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite on bond, 8
reproduction with graphite and color on bond, 8 reproduction with color on
bond, 1 reproduction with ink on bond, 1 reproduction with color and ink on
bond, 1 photostat print
14 sketches : 5 graphite on trace, 3 graphite and color on trace, 1
color on trace, 4 graphite and ink on trace, 1 graphite, color, and ink on
trace
3 photographs : 1 black and white photographic print with graphite, 2
black and white photographic prints with graphite and color
Inscribed title: Development Plan for Inglewood Golf Club Area,
Inglewood Towers.Drawings include two-point perspective drawing of the Lynnwood
Tower; site plan with topographic details; basement and floor plans; plans with
elevations of 2- and 3-bedroom apartments; interior elevations of master
bedroom, kitchen, and bath; exterior elevations; and wall sections. Landscape
plan shows topiaries around parking lot. Additional plans include an aerial
site survey, and a plan showing the country club, golf course, marina, towers,
bird sanctuary, and parking. Also included is a golf course labeled "Plan B" by
Theodore G. Robison, and a yacht basin plan by LaMonte Shorett, Architect,
1959.
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August 7, 1961 - February 3, 1969 |
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| M416 | 255 | Jade Pagoda Restaurant remodel, 606 Broadway East,
Seattle, Washington 3 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum
Plans and interior elevations of the remodel to the restaurant's
interior in 1962The Jade Pagoda Restaurant opened on Capitol Hill in 1943. The
red facade of the restaurant was modeled after a Chinese pagoda. The landmark
building was open for sixty-three years in its location on Capitol Hill before
closing its doors in 2006.
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June 13, 1962 - July 16, 1962 |
| M416 | 256 | Kahala Hilton, 5000 Kahala Avenue, Honolulu,
Hawaii 43 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 34 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite
on gridded vellum, 2 brownline on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
7 sketches : 7 graphite on trace
Drawings and sketches show the interior of the Kahala Hilton in
Honolulu, Hawaii. Roland Terry, Irene McGowan, and future partner Robert Egan
worked as consulting architects for the hotel's interior spaces, in
collaboration with Killingsworth, Brady & Smith, Architects, and David A.
Williams, Inc., Interior Design. Included in these drawings are two signed
perspective drawings of the bar and lounge, plans, interior elevations, detail
drawings of millwork, seating plans, furnishing plans, and furniture designs.
The Kahala was known for its lush tropical elegance and proximity to Waikiki
Beach and has hosted presidents, celebrities, and athletes. The hotel was
purchased by the Mandarin Oriental group in the early 1990s.
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March 21, 1962 - August 19, 1963 |
| M417 | 257 | Kim's Broiler, 1844 Westlake Avenue North, Seattle,
Washington Alternate title: Jack McGovern Restaurant.
131 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 4 graphite and color on trace, 42
graphite on vellum, 3 graphite and color on vellum, 31 graphite on gridded
vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 3 brownline on impregnated vellum, 7 brownline
with graphite on impregnated vellum, 14 reproduction on bond, 3 reproduction
with graphite on bond, 2 blueline reproduction on bond, 17
blueprints
10 sketches : 10 graphite on trace
Plans, interior and exterior elevations, detail drawings,
section drawings, and other drawings show additions and alterations to the Jack
McGovern Restaurant, Kim's Broiler. Plans include floor plans, roof plans, bar
plans, ceiling plans, and parking plans. Also included are lighting and
furnishing plans, sign design, and seating plan. Additional drawings by
Kalberer Hotel Supply Company of Washington and Brodie Hotel Supply, Inc.
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May 5, 1972 - November 2, 1972 |
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| M417 | 258a | King George Restaurants 20 drawings : 1 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite on gridded vellum,
7 brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum, 9 reproduction on
bond
Twenty drawings for King George Restaurants. Drawings show
fixtures, elevations, and plans consistent across the King George Restaurant
locations and were used in the Burien, Mercer Island, Richmond Beach
(Shoreline), and Port Angeles locations. These drawings include a plan, detail
drawings, interior elevations, electrical and mechanical plans, foundation
plan, framing plan, wall section, elevation of the sign, lighting plan, and
drawings for interior fixtures such as the soft drink dispenser, ventilation
hood, and cash register. Pluming and electrical plans were by Elsters. Interior
fixture design and kitchen equipment drawings provided by Berg, Hayslette,
Dupar Inc.
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May 28, 1970 - October 13, 1970 |
| M417 | 258b | 33rd Street, Burien, Washington 10 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 7 brownline on impregnated
vellum
Plans, detail drawings, specifications, and site plan.
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May 1970 |
| M417 | 258c | 7720 SE 27th Street, Mercer Island,
Washington Inscribed title: 'Barb' Restaurant Remodel - 'King George'
for Mr. David Cohn
9 drawings : 9 graphite gridded vellum
Drawings show the remodel of Mercer Island's "Barb" Restaurant
to a King George Restaurant for client David Cohn. Included in these drawings
are site plans, plans, entry door elevation, detail drawings, section drawings,
and electrical and mechanical plans with specifications.David Cohn's residence was also designed by Roland Terry, and
records relating to the residence can be found in the "Roland Terry &
Associates - Residential work" series.
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October 27, 1969 - December 19, 1969 |
| M417 | 258d | North 185th Street at Aurora Avenue North, Richmond
Beach, Washington 10 drawings : 1 graphite on vellum, 5 graphite on gridded vellum,
4 brownline on impregnated vellum
1 sketch : 1 graphite on trace
4 documents : equipment lists
Drawings for the King George Restaurant include the site plan,
plans, elevation drawings, detail drawings, section drawings, heating plan, and
two material schedules. Five drawings numbered A1 - A5 are stamped and signed
by James Mayeno. The restaurant was located at the intersection of North 185th
Street and Aurora Avenue North.
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| M417 | 259 | Mr. Richard Komen restaurant, Lake Forest Park,
Washington 22 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 11 graphite on vellum, 5 graphite
on gridded vellum, 2 brownline on vellum, 2 reproduction on bond
Drawings include a signed perspective showing the restaurant;
site plan; floor plans; exterior elevations; interior elevations including
elevations of the fireplace, exit stair, and partition; detail and section
drawings of interior architectural features; furnishing plans of the dining
room; and finish schedules. Mechanical and electrical plans have been provided
by Dohrmannn Hotel Supply Co. Finished drawings have a stamped license signed
by Terry's future partner Robert Egan.
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February 12, 1964 - January 12, 1965 |
| M417 | 260 | Lake Point Tower restaurant, 505 North Lake Shore Drive,
Chicago, Illinois 36 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 1
graphite and ink on trace, 7 graphite on vellum, 10 graphite on gridded vellum,
4 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 9 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction
with color on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite and color on bond, 1
blueprint
3 sketches : 2 graphite on trace, 1 ink on trace
Two site plans, plans, section drawings, and one sketch for the
proposed restaurant complex at Lake Point Tower in Chicago.Lake Point Tower is a landmark building on the shores of Lake
Michigan in Chicago. The tower was designed by two students of Mies van der
Rohe, John Heinrich and George Schipporeit. The tower was built in 1968 and, at
the time of its construction, was the tallest apartment building in the
world.
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February 1968 - May 1968 |
| M417 | 261 | Las Torres Restaurant at La Mar Hacienda, Tucson,
Arizona 76 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 30 graphite on vellum, 3
reproduction on polyester film, 14 brownline on impregnated vellum, 5 graphite
on bond, 16 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction on vellum
One perspective, plans, elevation drawings, detail drawings,
section drawings, and sketches for Las Torres Restaurant, which occupied La Mar
Hacienda, a former residence in Tucson, Arizona.The restaurant's interior was created from the residence's
original structure. Terry blended details of Northwest architecture such as
beamed ceilings, exterior trellises, and natural wood with the bright colors
and hand-worked plaster that typical of Southwestern style. The restaurant was
created for the Doubletree Inns, Inc. chain of hotels in Tucson. Drawings
relating to the Tucson Doubletree that share similar design qualities can also
be found in this collection.
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February 1971 - November 1971 |
| M417 | 262 | Lindbergh International Airport restaurant, San Diego,
California Inscribed title: A Proposed Restaurant at Lindbergh Field
International Airport.
16 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 6 color on trace, 2 graphite on
gridded vellum, 6 reproduction on bond
2 sketches : 2 color on trace
Perspective drawings, two plans, two plot plans, two site
surveys, interior elevations, detail drawings, and section drawings of the
interior.
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April 16, 1968 - May 8, 1968 |
| M417 | 263 | Marineland Restaurant additions and alterations, Palos
Verdes, California 47 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 26 graphite on vellum, 5 graphite
on gridded vellum, 2 brownline on impregnated vellum, 2 brownline with graphite
on impregnated vellum, 1 brownline on bond, 3 reproduction on bond, 1 brownline
reproduction on coated paper
4 sketches : 3 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction with color on
bond
Drawings include a perspective drawings of additions and
alterations to the restaurant and the lookout bar; plans; interior and exterior
elevations; detail drawings; and development plans. Plans include floor plans,
plan of the service station, and seating plans. Interior elevations show a
model ship display case, foyer, women's powder room, bar, maitre'd stand, wine
rack, and service stations. Detail drawings show interior trim. Also included
are electrical plans, demolition plans, development plans, garden plan,
rendering of the galley sign, information about the lighting equipment, and a
drawing showing the drapery layout. Additional drawings include a site survey
by Harry Tubbs, site plan by Marsh and McLennan-Cosgrove & Company, and a
reproduction of the original 1954 floor plan by Pereira & Luckman.The Marineland Restaurant was designed by Roland Terry &
Associates for the Marineland of the Pacific Park in Palos Verdes, California.
The park was open from 1954 through 1987.
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November 8, 1964 - May 19, 1965 |
| M417 | 264 | Mercer Street Restaurant, 3rd Avenue North at Mercer
Street, Seattle, Washington 3 drawings : 1 graphite and color on vellum, 2 reproduction on bond
paper.
Drawings show three differing plans. Of the three plans, one
plan was created by Lamont & Fey, Architects, and one plan was created by
Dohrmannn Hotel Supply Company.
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March 1961 - April 6, 1961 |
Nordstrom Best, Seattle, Washington The Nordstrom Best in downtown Seattle was a joint project by
Roland Terry & Associates and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM).
Together, Roland Terry & Associates and SOM designed both the structure and
exterior of the building as well as the interior departments of the building.
Drawings from both companies are included in these rolls. Nordstrom occupied
the building until 1999 when it moved to its present location at 500 Pine
Street.
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| M418 | 265a | Architectural drawings 37 drawings : 31 brownline on impregnated vellum, 5 brownline with
graphite on impregnated vellum, 1 brownline with color on impregnated
vellum
Two numbered sets of architectural drawings, numbered A1-A27
and A101-A110. Drawings in the set numbered A1-A27 include a title page; site
plan; plans of basement, mezzanine, floors 1-5, and roof plan; exterior
elevations on all sides, including alley; roof structures; and multiple
building sections, both transverse and longitudinal. Drawings numbered
A101-A11o include travertine details, exterior details, wall sections, entrance
elevations with window details, canopy details, and roof details.
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March 15, 1972 - March 20, 1973 |
| M418 | 265b | Electrical drawings 28 drawings : 28 brownline on impregnated vellum
Numbered set of mechanical drawings numbered E1-E22. Drawings
include a symbol list and riser diagram; motor control schedule and diagram;
details and diagrams; electric plans of basement, mezzanine, and floors 1-6;
and panelboard schedule.
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March 15, 1972 - March 20, 1973 |
| M418 | 265c | Fixture drawings 244 drawings : 186 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite with transfer
lettering on vellum, 9 graphite and color on vellum, 7 graphite and ink on
vellum, 1 reproduction on vellum, 35 brownline on vellum, 3 brownline with
graphite on vellum, 1 brownline with ink on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction
with ink on bond
Fixture drawings include designs of multiple fixtures and
furnishings throughout the store are numbered in the FX and FW series. The
design drawings typically include an elevation and detail drawing with section
drawing. Design drawings of fixtures in the FX series and among unlabeled
working drawings include wall display units, wall hanging units, cube display
rack, furniture showcase, display kiosk, display table, niche display rack,
clothing hanging racks, sportswear hanging rack, raincoat hanging rack, slack
rack, sock rack and underwear displays, panty bin, hat rack, shoe display, gift
and luggage rack, sweater-shirt gondola, pants gondola, obelisk, crystal
pavilion, mirror, fitting rooms, shelves, drawers, wrap desk, cash register
stand, will-call desk, reader board, ladder, wrap desk, shoe shine stand, and
directory sign. Fixture and material schedules are also included on some
drawings. Drawings in the FW series include designs for the barnboard paneling,
brass paneling, sepia mural fixtures, salon, bridal salon, shoe salon, coat
department mirror wall. Also included are floor plans,framing plans, interior
elevations, and reflected ceiling plans for the interior pavilions showing
locations of fixtures, tile, and millwork design.
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December 8, 1972 - May 21, 1973 |
| M418 | 265d | Fixture and furnishing working drawings : 4 brownline on impregnated
vellum, 4 brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum, 4 brownline with color
on impregnated vellum, 2 brownline with graphite and color on impregnated
vellum, 4 reproduction with color on bond, 5 reproduction with ink on
bond
32 sketches : 32 graphite and color on trace
Working drawings include several plans and studies of the
basement, mezzanine, and floors 1-5 for furnishings and fixtures.
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March 15, 1972 - March 20, 1973 |
| M418 | 265e | Graphic drawings 15 drawings : 12 graphite with transfer lettering on vellum, 2
graphite with color and transfer lettering on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite
on vellum,
Numbered set of graphic drawings numbered GR1-GR14 provides
graphics for signs throughout the store in black vinyl with lower-case
helvetica font, with elevations and plans.
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July 20, 1973 - August 2, 1973 |
| M418 | 265f | Mechanical drawings 17 drawings : 17 brownline on impregnated vellum
Numbered set of mechanical drawings numbered M1-M16. Drawings
include a schedule, floor diagram, mechanical plans of basement, floors 1-6,
and equipment room; mechanical drawings of air conditioning unit, chiller,
cooling tower, pump, electric baseboard heater, reheating coil, electric reheat
coil, exhaust fan, sound trap, and air valve.
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March 15, 1972 - March 20, 1973 |
| M418 | 265g | Structural drawings 35 drawings : 35 brownline on impregnated vellum
Two numbered sets structural drawings, numbered S1-S21 and
S101-S112. Drawings in the set numbered S1-S21 include a foundation and
basement plan; framing plans for the loading dock and floors 1-5; roof framing
plan; foundation and basement sections and details; first floor sections and
details; loading dock sections; floor sections; stair sections and details;
column and footing details; beam and concrete plank schedules and details; wall
elevations and sections; and general notes. Drawings in the set numbered
S101-S112 include framing plans of foundation, basement, mezzanine, floors 1-4,
roof framing plan, and stairway sections; sections and details of foundation,
basement, first floor, and upper floors; wall elevations sand sections; column
schedule and details; and beam and concrete plank details.
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March 15, 1972 - January 12, 1973 |
Ocean Shores Estates, Ocean Shores,
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| M419 | 266a | Ocean Shores Inn additions and alterations 132 drawings : 18 graphite on trace, 12 graphite and color on
trace, 1 graphite and color on trace taped to trace, 9 graphite on vellum, 2
graphite and color on vellum, 1 transfer on vellum, 48 graphite on gridded
vellum, 9 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 ink and graphite on gridded
bond, 1 color on bond, 2 brownline on vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on
vellum, 15 brownline on impregnated vellum, 3 brownline with graphite on
impregnated vellum, 5 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite on
bond, 2 reproduction with color on bond
10 photographic reproductions : 10 ink on bond
Drawings show additions and alterations made to the Ocean
Shores Inn for the Wendell West Company that included extending the dining area
and kitchen, additional guestrooms, laundry, coffee shop, stage, dance floor,
and second floor lounge and VIP room.Plans include first and second floor plans showing the
existing building and proposed changes; restaurant plan, first and second floor
restaurant seating plans; reflected ceiling plans; plans for shop, star
dressing room, and service station; and a site development plan with parking.
Multiple exterior elevations. Interior elevations of coffee shop, vestibule,
foyer, gallery, dune and beach rooms, private dining rooms, second floor VIP
room, corridor, lounge, and kitchen. Structural drawings include a foundation
plan, roof plan, and framing plans. Electrical and lighting plan; mechanical
HVAC plans on first and second floor. Multiple building sections, wall
sections, and section drawing through the porte cochere addition. Design
drawings show the porte cochere and sign, cabinetry, stage, salmon pit,
telephone and wine room, toilet, VIP round dining table, and settees for coffee
shop. Detail drawings of millwork, casework, banquette, fireplace, structural
details. Additional drawings include a property map of the Ocean Shores complex
with plats, and sewage disposal plans.
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December 23, 1969 - April 20, 1970 |
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| HA53 | 266b | Ocean Shores Inn murals 8 drawings : 8 silver halide reproduction on polyester film (some
with interleaving sheets)
Murals of seagulls, otters, ducks, and other animals used in
the hotel's interior murals. Murals have been numbered in the corners by the
architect.
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| M419 | 266c | Ocean Shores Tower 29 drawings : 10 graphite on trace, 8 graphite and color on trace,
1 color on trace, 2 graphite and colored ink on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 6
graphite on gridded vellum, 1 reproduction with graphite on bond
3 sketches : 1 graphite and color on trace, 2 color on
trace
1 document : 1 ink on vellum
Drawings show the addition of a residential tower to the Ocean
Shores Inn complex. Drawings include a perspective drawing; multiple plans
including the basement plan, ground floor plan, mezzanine plan, typical tower
floor, rootop bar and dining plans, cocktail lounge plan, and site plan showing
a corridor to the Ocean Shores Inn with service tunnel; exterior elevation of
the oceanfront side of building; building cross-section.
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June 1, 1970 - June 8, 1970 |
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| M419 | 267 | Overlake Golf and Country Club bar-dining room addition,
8000 Northeast 16th Street, Medina, Washington 20 drawings : 8 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on vellum, 7 graphite
on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated vellum
17 sketches : 17 graphite on trace
Drawings and sketches show the bar addition to the restaurant at
the Overlake Golf and Country Club. These drawings include two perspectives
signed by Terry; schematic feasibility plan; plot plans; floor plans; exterior
elevations; interior elevations of the ballroom, bar, and dining room; detail
drawings of interior architectural features and millwork; electrical and
mechanical plans; furnishing plans; and schematic feasibility studies for the
country club's different floors.
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October 27, 1965 - August 29, 1967 |
| M419 | 268 | Plaza 5 Restaurant, 1200 5th Avenue, Seattle,
Washington 50 drawings : 8 graphite on trace, 16 graphite on vellum, 15
graphite on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 2 brownline on impregnated
vellum, 1 brownline with graphite and color on impregnated vellum, 4
reproduction on bond, 1 grpahite on polyester film, 1 ink on bond, 1
photoreproduction on photographic paper
Four differing and signed perspectives, plans, elevations,
detail drawings, section drawings, mechanical drawings, schedule, and other
drawings. Perspectives show the bistro, the restaurant, and the exterior
awnings of the restaurant. One perspective refers to the restaurant as the
"Proposed Dutch Garden Restaurant." This was a preliminary name and appears on
preliminary plans for the restaurant. Also included are plans and preliminary
plans of the restaurant; interior elevations of the toilet room and bar;
exterior elevation of the entrance; detail drawings of the stairs, millwork,
casing, and corridor screen; section drawings of the service stands and
telephone stand; electrical plans by Bouillon, Christofferson, & Schairer,
Engineers; mechanical drawings, including the kitchen exhaust system; heating
plans for the garage, underfloor, and dining room. Other drawings include the
ceiling plan, floor framing plan, seating plan, lighting plan, furnishings, and
carpet layout. One drawing shows a later revision to the kitchen entrance.The restaurant was located on the ground floor of the IBM
Building at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and University Street. Terry
designed a number of interior spaces for restaurateur Walter Clark and his
business, Clark's Enterprises, which operated a number of restaurants
throughout Seattle.
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August 2, 1963 - May 15, 1968 |
| M419 | 269 | Port Ludlow Ship's Store proposed alterations, Port
Ludlow, Washington 27 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on gridded vellum, 1
graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 1 brownline with
graphite on vellum, 2 brownline with graphite and color on vellum, 15
reproduction with color on bond
18 sketches : 11 graphite on trace, 2 color on trace, 5 graphite and
color on trace
Plans, exterior and interior elevations, detail drawings,
section drawings, electrical plan, furnishing plan, and renderings show
alterations to the restaurant's lounge. Interior elevations show the bar and
cocktail lounge and the front and back bar. Two drawings by Pope & Talbot,
Architects, also show elevations of the bar.
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April 6, 1970 - December 23, 1970 |
| M419 | 270 | Proposed "Project Fish and Chips" restaurant 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
One rendering with plan shows the proposed restaurant. This
drawing was probably completed for the same client as the "Project 'H' Oyster
House" as the drawing was found with those project records and shares similar
features.
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October 9, 1969 |
| M419 | 271 | Project "H" Oyster House restaurant 11 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 3
reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction with color on bond
11 sketches : 10 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on
trace
Perspective drawing, plans, interior and exterior elevations,
and two drawings by Dohrmannn Hotel Supply Company. This drawing may have been
completed for the same client as the proposed "Project Fish and Chips."
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June 9, 1969 - March 20, 1970 |
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| M419 | 272 | Residence and office remodel, 803 East Prospect
Street, Seattle, Washington 23 drawings : 7 graphite on vellum, 15 graphite on trace, 1
reproduction on bond
Drawings show remodeling to the bedroom, office, and bathrooms
at Roland Terry's offices and residence at 803 East Prospect Street. Drawings
includes plans for the first, second, and third floors; interior elevations and
details of the master bedroom, guest room, design studio, bath and dressing
rooms; detail drawings of the office cabinetry and reception counter; and a
furniture design for a secretary's desk.The office, which previously served as an office for Terry
& Moore, was remodeled in 1961 before Terry began working as Roland Terry
& Associates. Remodeling undertaken while operating as Terry & Moore
can be found in the "Terry & Moore, Nonresidential work" series.
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March 28, 1961 - November 24, 1961 |
| M419 | 273 | Office, 2819 Elliott Avenue, Seattle,
Washington 19 drawings : 5 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite and color on
vellum, 5 graphite on gridded vellum, 3 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1
brownline with graphite and color on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on
impregnated vellum, 2 blueline reproduction on bond
Project records show the expanded offices for Roland Terry
& Associates on Elliott Avenue. Drawings include plans, interior elevations
of the hallway and lavatories, detail drawings, electrical plans, finish
schedule, cabinet design, reference board design, and shelving designs. Plan
shows offices for Terry's associates, Robert Egan and John Mayeno, as well as a
common drafting space and meeting areas.
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January 11, 1968 - January 20, 1972 |
| B89 | 274 | Office and studio on Lopez Island, 2076 Vista Road,
Lopez Island, Washington 59 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 16 graphite and color on trace,
12 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite on gridded vellum, 3 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 1 brownline on bond, 1 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1
brownline with graphite and typed ink on vellum, 16 reproduction with ink on
bond, 1 reproduction with color on bond
38 sketches : 9 graphite on trace, 26 graphite and color on trace,
1 graphite, color, and ink on trace, 1 ink on vellum, 1 graphite on
bond
2 documents : 1 color on bond, 1 typed ink and graphite on recipt
paper
Drawings show the design for Roland Terry's studio in the San
Juan Islands. Drawings include a perspective of the studio overlooking water,
multiple plans, elevations, section drawings, detail drawings, schedules, and
notes. Plans include a plot plan with topographic information that shows the
studio, pool, terrace, storage areas, and carport; upper and lower level plans
showing the studio and gatehouse. Multiple exterior elevations of the studio
and gatehouse. Interior elevations of the reception room, dining room, dressing
rooms, bedroom, hall, baths, guest rooms, studio, laundry, and mechanical room.
Section drawings through studio, mechanical room, carport, and pool. Detail
drawings including footing and structural details. Structural framing plans of
studio and gate house. Design drawing of fireplace. Door and finish schedule.
Early plans show a drafting office and conference room on site. The office and
studio was located at Richardson Cove on Jones Bay, Lopez Island.Roland Terry's office and studio on Lopez Island was featured
inHouse Beautiful, November 1960, and
Architectural Digest, June 1989. The house was
designed over a period of several years on a site selected specifically for its
natural landscape and views over the San Juan Island. The design, noted for its
Northwest aesthetic, featured a rectangluar main residence divided into
symmetrical spaces by oversize driftwood posts and a similarly styled studio,
detached from the main residence by an outdoor terrace. Buildings featured a
sod roof planted with grasses and flowers that would blend into the
landscape.
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November 3, 1963 - January 28, 1965 |
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| M420 | 275 | Roosevelt Hotel alterations, 7th Avenue and Pine Street,
Seattle, Washington 62 drawings : 30 graphite on trace, 20 graphite on vellum, 4
graphite and color on gridded vellum, 8 reproduction on bond
5 sketches : 5 graphite on trace
Drawings and sketches include perspective drawings, plans,
detail drawings, interior and exterior elevations, section drawings, furnishing
plans, mechanical plans, and a floor diagram. Included in these drawings are
detail drawings of windows, entrances, jambs, handrails, signs, and lighting,
and section drawings of the entrance, banner drain and motor entrance.
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October 12, 1962 - July 10, 1963 |
Sea World, San Diego, California |
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| M420 | 276 | Atlantis Restaurant additions 44 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace,
3 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on vellum, 4 graphite on gridded
vellum, 5 graphite an color on gridded vellum, 7 brownline on vellum, 4
brownline with graphite on vellum, 2 brownline on impregnated vellum, 11
reproduction on bond, 2 photograph reproductions
2 sketches : 1 graphite and color on trace, 1 brownline on
vellum
Plans, elevations, detail drawings, section drawings,
schedules, and other drawings show the addition of banquet room at the Atlantis
Restaurant. Included in these drawings are interior elevations of the atrium,
powder rooms, dining room, and server stations; section drawings include
drawings of the aviary, atrium pool, maitre'd stand, curtain stand, fountains,
and pools; furnishing plans show tables, millwork, and custom aquarium. Also
included are ceiling plans, millwork details by La Mesa Planing Mill, and a
survey by J. J. Kennedy.
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December 1, 1967 - May 22, 1968 |
| M420 | 277 | Poseidon's Restaurant 66 drawings : 18 graphite on trace, 7 graphite and color on trace,
4 color on trace, 5 graphite on vellum, 16 graphite on gridded vellum, 1
graphite and ink on gridded vellum, 4 brownline on vellum, 7 brownline with
graphite on vellum, 3 brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum, 1
reproduction on bond
8 sketches : 6 color on trace, 2 graphite on vellum
Plans, interior and exterior elevations, detail drawings,
section drawing, electrical plan, and other drawings for Poseidon's Restaurant.
Plans show seating plans, pools, and ceiling plans. Interior elevations include
a voided drawing of the wine room. Exterior elevations show the entry court and
toilet rooms. Section drawings show the service station. Also included are
preliminary drawings, survey, and one topographic map by Moffat & Nichol,
Engineers.
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August 16, 1966 - May 28, 1968 |
| M420 | 278 | Triton Restaurant 1 drawing : 1 graphite and color on vellum
Drawing shows plan for the proposed Triton's Restaurant.
Drawing is stamped "Office Copy" and has been marked "VOID." It is unclear
whether the other Sea World restaurants (Atlantis Restaurant and Poseidon's
Restaurant) are related to Triton's Restaurant. It is possible that the site
plan for Triton's Restaurant refers to Poseidon's Restaurant under a
preliminary name.
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circa 1967 |
Seattle Center, Seattle, Washington
Note: This project is only partially
processed. See Visual Materials Curator for access.Following the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle, Roland Terry was
asked by the City of Seattle to assist with the planning of Seattle Center in
an effort to maintain the downtown property as an active recreation area for
Seattle residents and visitors.The drawings included in this subseries include Terry's vision
for the indoor and outdoor spaces, including alterations to the Fun Forest,
renovations to the Seattle Opera House lobby, and the construction of the
Seattle Center House and Food Circus. Also included in this subseries are a
number of site surveys, preliminary plans, and sketches showing Terry's
unrealized ideas and the existing structures post-World's Fair at the Seattle
Center property.
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| 279a | Phase I, Part I 65 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 22 graphite on gridded
vellum, 13 brownline on vellum, 4 brownline on impregnated vellum, 4 brownline
with graphite on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction with trace on bond, 17
blueline reproduction on bond
Drawings and sketches show the alterations and additions
made to the Armory Building at Seattle Center. Drawings include complete
architectural drawings with one site plan, basement and floor plans, demolition
plans, interior elevations, ceiling plans, lighting plans, sound plans, and
detail drawings of the stairs. Also included are a set of mechnical drawings
and studies by The Richardson Associates. Four drawings show the existing
armory building plan prior to alterations.
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January 3, 1973 - February 20, 1973 | |
| 279b | Phase I, Part II 44 drawings : 11 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on gridded
vellum, 1 color on bond, 1 graphite on trace taped to bond, 28 brownline on
impregnated vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum, 1
brownline with color on impregnated vellum
Drawings include a partial plan of the north side of the
building, exterior elevation and plan of the west walkway and building entry,
revised electrical and mechanical plans, fire protection plan, irrigation plan,
multiple landscape plans. Working drawings include entry studies, wall color
studies, and designs for hanging planter and speaker box. Additional drawing
shows a perspective and interior elevation of the Armory Gardens.
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June 12, 1973 - January 29, 1975 | |
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| HA52 | 279 | Electrical plans Inscribed title: State of Washington Field Artillery
Armory
A. M. Young and F. A. Naramore (Architects)
16 drawings : 16 diazotype (brown) reproduction on impregnated
vellum
Numbered sets of reproduction drawings show the original
electrical plans by A. M. Young and F. A. Naramore for the Armory building.
Electrical plans of the first floor, garage and repair shop, second floor,
third floor, fourth floor, and basement. Lighting fixture designs, switchboard
details, and other electric fixtures (clocks, exit signs).
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| 279c | Exhibition House 3 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum
Plan and elevation.
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October 9, 1961 - October 26, 1961 | |
| 279d | Food Circus 65 drawings : 13 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on
vellum, 23 graphite on gridded vellum, 28 brownline on vellum
Drawings include an interior perspective and a complete set of
construction drawings by Roland Terry & Associates, with mechanical and
electrical drawings by Brown-Radin, Engineers. Additional working drawings
include a design for an Orange Julius, elevation drawing, and supplementary
drawings. This record set also includes a set of 22 drawings showing the
original design for the Food Circus at the Century 21 World's Fair from Durham,
Anderson & Freed.
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November 8, 1968 | |
| 279e | Fun Forest 22 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 7 graphite on vellum, 1
graphite on gridded vellum, 5 brownline on impregnated vellum, 2 ink on bond, 2
brownline on bond
Drawings include multiple perspectives showing the East Gate
entrance, the Silver Gate entrance, and a pavilion for the arcade and Scrambler
ride. Additional drawings include a site plan; signage plan; multiple landscape
plans showing a remodel of the Hawaii pavilion and planting and paving along
Nob Hill Avenue; and a development for the silver gate area. Detail drawings of
retaining walls, concessiona buildings, and Hawaii pavilion. Multiple
mechanical plans.Drawings for the M.A.C. Amusement Company concessionaire
associated with the Fun Forest can be found under "Kiosks."
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April 17, 1963 - June 12, 1963 | |
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| 279f | Concession kiosks 3 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum
Drawings include a design for concession kiosks with plan,
elevation, section drawing, detail drawing, and electrical plan.
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May 21, 1963 | |
| 279g | M. A. C. Amusement Company food kiosk 20 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 2 graphite with color on
trace, 9 graphite on vellum, 2 reproduction with graphite on bond, 1 graphite
on trace taped to reproduction on bond
Drawings include a partial site plan showing the kiosk with
multiple plans showing alterations to the kiosk with elevations and section
drawings. Other drawings include multiple roof designs with handwritten
calculations and a sketched perspective.
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February 7, 1967 - March 2, 1967 | |
| 279h | Seattle Center Fountain 3 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 brownline on
bond
Drawings include a signed perspective and elevation of the
Seattle Center Fountain kiosk.
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1963 | |
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| 279i | Le Petit Theatre 35 drawings
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February 23, 1962 | |
| 279j | Little Gallery Restaurant for Fountain
Plaza 18 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 7 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction with color on bond, 4 brownline on vellum, 4 brownline with color
on vellum
Drawings include a perspective drawing of the restaurant with
colored duplicates.
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November 10, 1967 - December 10, 1967 | |
| 279k | Midway buildings 11 drawings : 7 graphite on vellum, 4 brownline on impregnated
vellum
Drawings include plot plan, plan, exterior elevations, detail
drawings, and section drawings of midway buildings. Additional drawings include
structural drawings, and roof and column details.
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April 9, 1963 - May 27, 1963 | |
| 279l | Opera house 47 drawings : 14 graphite on trace, 9 graphite on vellum, 5
graphite on gridded vellum, 6 brownline on vellum, 5 reproduction on bond, 1
blueprint reproduction on bond, 4 blueprint reproduction with graphite on bond,
2 graphite on polyester film, 1 ink on polyester film
Drawings show the lobby renovation and interior decoration for
the Seattle Center Opera House. Drawings include a perspective of the interior
lobby, with plan and multiple interior elevations of the lobby. Later drawings
provide a plan and elevations with miscellaneous detail drawings showing
additions to the north reading room; a proposed plan for the symphony's Silver
Room; the Guild Lounge; concession stand alterations including a design for bar
and torte stand; and a donor wall with plaque design.
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October 7, 1969 - March 24, 1977 | |
| 279m | Piccoli Theater 9 drawings : 4 graphite and color on trace, 2 graphite on bond, 2
blueprint on bond, 1 reproduction with ink on bond
Drawings show the addition of a restroom at Piccoli Theater
with plan, elevations, detail drawings, section drawings, and specifications
sheet; reproductions of the building's original plans contain handwritten notes
by the architect.
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December 5, 1966 - December 12, 1969 | |
Seattle Center House |
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| 279n | Wet Whiskers kiosk 7 drawings : 5 graphite on vellum, 1 blueline reproduction on
bond, 1 brownline on impregnated vellum
Inscribed title: Kiosk for Wet Whiskers at Center House for
Mr. Jim Stewart. Drawings include a plan, elevation, detail drawings, and
section drawings showing the kiosk and entrance.
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April 24, 1974 - April 4, 1977 | |
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Site development plans 11 drawings : 5 brownline on vellum, 1 reproduction with marker on
bond, 4 blueprint reproduction on bond
Drawings include a four site plans showing the redevelopment
of Seattle Center, an urban design plan showing roads from Interstate-5 to
Seattle Center, and an updated parking plan. This set of records also includes
five reproductions of site development plans from the Century 21 World's Fair
by Paul Thiry, dated April 17, 1964.
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| 279p | Monorail station 5 drawings : 5 brownline on impregnated vellum
Adrian Wilson & Associates (Architect)
Inscribed title: Exposition Monorail Station for Alweg Rapid
Transit Systems of Washington State, Inc. Drawings by Adrian Wilson &
Associates show the monorail station at the Century 21 World's Fair Exposition
grounds. Drawings include a site and grading plan, station and dimension plan
with finish schedule, station and platform plan with details, station exterior
elevations with sections and details, and an electrical site plan. Drawings are
numbered, but this is not a complete set.
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June 9, 1961 - June 23, 1961 | |
| 279q | Signs 44 drawings : 33 graphite on trace, 6 graphite on
vellum
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circa 1975 | |
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| M423 | 280 | Seattle Yacht Club interior additions and alterations,
1807 East Hamlin Street, Seattle, WA 15 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 6 graphite on vellum, 8
reproduction on bond
Drawings for alterations and additions include one perspective
drawing, floor plans including plans for the kitchen and dining rooms, interior
elevations, and preliminary plans for interior finishes and furnishings. Eight
of these drawings are reproductions by John Graham & Company.The Seattle Yacht Club was established in 1892 on Elliott Bay.
The Club moved to its location on Portage Bay in 1920. Alterations were made to
the 1920 clubhouse and restaurant in 1961 by the architectural firm John Graham
& Company, Architects. Roland Terry, operating as Roland Terry Interiors,
served as the consulting interior architect on the project.
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March 3, 1961 - November 1, 1961 |
| M423 | 281 | Proposed Sedro Woolley Turnkey Development, Sterling
Street and Alexander Street, Sedro Woolley, Washington 11 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite
on gridded vellum, 2 reproduction on bond
4 sketches : 4 graphite on trace
Drawings and sketches include one floor plan, site plans and
section drawings that provide differing schemes for the development. There are
also two drawings by Wolf-Wittenburg, Architects, that show plans and
elevations of the rooms. The development was conceived as a housing project for
the elderly in the City of Sedro Woolley.
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March 13, 1970 - April 8, 1970 |
Siegel Building, 1707 Olive Way East, Seattle,
Washington Alternate name: Seattle Decorative Center.Terry referred to the Siegel Building as the Siegel Furniture
Building, Siegel Store, and the Seattle Decorative Center. The original design
was completed by Roland Terry while he was operating as Terry & Moore,
however, Terry designed later additions and alterations to the building while
operating as Roland Terry & Associates; records relating to the original
design can be found in the "Terry & Moore, Nonresidential work" series. In
addition to this design, Terry also designed the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Siegel, which can be found in the "Roland Terry & Associates, Residential
work" series.
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| M423 | 282a | Proposed addition at 114 Boylston Avenue
East 78 drawings : 16 graphite on trace, 13 graphite and color on
trace, 1 color and ink on trace, 15 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite and color on
vellum, 3 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1
brownline with graphite and color on vellum, 3 brownline with graphite on
impregnated vellum, 4 reproduction on bond, 13 reproduction with color on bond,
6 reproduction with color and ink on bond
1 sketch : 1 ink and color on trace
Drawings show a proposed building addition with parking and
courtyard to replace an existing apartment building neighboring the property.
Drawings include a perspective drawing of the building, plot plan, plans of the
first, second, and third floors with wall changes noted; upper floor office
partition plan; exterior elevation of building and interior court; section
drawings through building and courtyard; preliminary mechanical plans for all
levels; finish schedule; and structural drawings that show the roof and first
floor framing and second floor truss joists.
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March 9, 1964 - March 19, 1964 |
| M423 | 282b | Proposed parking addition 7 drawings : 4 graphite and color on trace, 1 graphite and color
on vellum, 1 reproduction with color on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite and
color on bond
2 sketches : 2 graphite on trace
1 document : 2 brownline on vellum
Drawings show a proposed parking lot connected to the existing
building. Plot plan of the existing building has handwritten notes along
walkway; section drawings through parking lot.
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March 13, 1969 |
| M423 | 282c | Covered walkway addition 3 drawings : 2 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1
reproduction with color on bond
2 documents : 2 brownline on vellum
Drawings show a covered walkway addition adjacent to the
existing building. Drawings include a plot plan, plan of walkway and parking,
exterior elevations, and section drawings of walkway with structural details.
Documents include structural notes and memorandum by Olsen & Ratti,
Engineers.
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June 9, 1971 - June 21, 1971 |
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| M423 | 283 | Spinnaker Restaurant, Alaska Way and Bay Street,
Seattle, Washington 10 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum, 1
reproduction on bond, 4 blueline reproduction on bond
Site plans and surveys for the Spinnaker Restaurant on Elliot
Bay in Seattle. Terry's drawings include site plans, and a seating plan for the
restaurant. Additional site plans are by Charles Morgan & Associates; two
surveys by Bayside Land, Incorporated; and one photographic aerial survey by
Pacific Aerial Surveys.
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March 4, 1966 - March 23, 1966 |
| M423 | 284 | Tamarack Inn, 291 Walnut Avenue, Ketchum,
Idaho 54 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 47 graphite on vellum, 3
reproduction on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite on trace
Alternate name: Tamarack Lodge.Drawings include plans, detail drawings, interior and exterior
elevations of the rooms and properties, site plans, topographic maps,
furnishing plans, and lighting plans. The Tamarack Inn is located in the Sun
Valley area of Ketchum, Idaho. Terry designed a small number of properties in
the Sun Valley area including the A-framed Christiania Restaurant in the "Terry
& Moore, Nonresidential work" series,
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1964 |
| M423 | 285 | Tukwila Motor Hotel, 205 Strander Boulevard, Tukwila,
Washington Alternate title: Doubletree Inn at Southcenter, Tukwila.
303 drawings : 27 graphite on trace, 9 graphite and color on trace,
31 graphite on vellum, 5 graphite and color on vellum, 20 graphite and color on
vellum, 95 graphite on gridded vellum, 24 graphite and color on gridded vellum,
2 ink on gridded vellum, 4 brownline on vellum, 29 brownline with graphite on
vellum, 14 brownline with graphite and color on vellum, 5 brownline on
impregnated vellum, 13 brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum, 7
reproduction on bond, 14 reproduction on vellum, 3 blueline reproduction on
bond, 1 ink on polyester film
Perspective drawing, site plans, plans, elevation drawings,
detail drawings, section drawings, electrical plans, mechanical and plumbing
plans, and other drawings show the Tukwila Motor Hotel at Southcenter. Included
in these drawings are plans of the units, cabana, stairs, restaurant and
administration area, room layout and furnishing plans. Interior elevations show
the room units, suite design, lobby, cocktail lounge, dining room, coffee shop
and sundry store, banquet room, conference room, and public toilets. Exterior
elevations show the north and south wings of the hotel, cabana, and restaurant.
Section drawings show the interior walls, doors, and stairs. Detail drawings
show the trim, cabinets, wine rack. Exterior plans show the foundation, site
and grading, terrace, roof, exterior lighting, and parking.The Tukwila Motor Hotel was later part of the Doubletree Hotel
chain under the name "Doubletree Inn at Southcenter" and drawings showing later
revisions to the hotel were done by Terry & Egan in 1969. Later drawings
are also available in this collection and can be found in the "Terry &
Egan, Nonresidential work" series. A small set of drawings under the title
"Doubletree Inn, Seattle" that may refer to the Tukwila Motor Hotel and the
Doubletree Inn at Southcenter can be found in the "Roland Terry &
Associates, Nonresidential work" series.
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April 26, 1967 - August 21, 1968 |
| M424 | 286 | Universal Services, Inc. office remodel, 109 West Mercer
Street, Seattle, Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Inscribed title: Remodeling of office suite for Mr. George
Hiddleston, Universal Services, Inc.Plans, interior elevations, and electrical notes refer to George
Hiddleston's office suite alterations. Interior elevations include small
drawings of the restroom, bar, and closet.
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March 20, 1961 |
| M420; HA66 | 287 | Valley River Inn, 1000 Valley River Way, Eugene,
Oregon 9 rolls : approximately 250 drawings and sketches
6 murals : 6 ink on polyester film
Note: This project is
unprocessed.
Drawings show the Valley River Inn in Cottage Grove, near
Eugene. These drawings include floor plans, interior court plans, furniture
plans and specifications, elevation and detail drawing of the porte cochere,
plan and electrical drawings showing the salesman suites, a seating plan for
the sales suite, custom furnishings and furnishing plans, and a site survey for
the Valley River Center. Also included are murals for the interior of the
hotel's lobby, and bedroom furniture designs by Brandrud Manufacturing
Company.Later drawings showing the addition of a porte cochere and
conference areas can be found in the "Terry & Egan, Nonresidential work"
series.
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1972-1973 |
| M424 | 288 | Vista Linda Golf and Swimming Club, Palm Desert,
California 72 drawings : 13 graphite on trace, 10 graphite and color on trace,
2 graphite with ink on trace, 13 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite and color on
vellum, 8 graphite on gridded vellum, 9 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 4
brownline with graphite on vellum, 4 reproduction on bond, 2 reproduction with
ink on bond, 4 reproduction with color on bond
21 sketches : 7 graphite on trace, 12 graphite and color on trace, 2
color on trace
Drawings of the Vista Linda Golf and Swimming Club include a
perspective drawing of the clubhouse and pool by Tadeusz Kublicki, Beverly
Hills; multiple plans; landscape plans; interior and exterior elevations;
detail and section drawings; structural drawings; electrical and mechanical
plans; and an interior finish schedule. Plans include the upper and lower
levels of the clubhouse, roof plan, main floor dining room seating, and porte
cochere. Landscape plans show outdoor garden sculptures, planting plans, and
grounds with jacuzzi, gazebo, and golfers' areas. Exterior elevation of the
clubhouse and porte cochere. Interior elevations of clubhouse and restrooms.
Structural drawings include a roof framing plan. Electrical and plumbing plans
for the kitchen and snack bar. Site plan of Vista Linda has topographic overlay
showing the clubhouse, parking lots, pool, and partial green. Additional
clubhouse floor plan and exterior elevations by the Wendell-West Company.
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circa 1970 |
Washington Athletic Club, 1325 Sixth Avenue, Seattle,
Washington The Washington Athletic Club (WAC), located at the corner of
Sixth Avenue and Union Street in downtown Seattle, was founded in 1930. After
World War II, the WAC substantially expanded and remodeled its facilities
during the 1950s and 1960s. Projects identified from Terry's earlier firm have
been listed with the Washington Athletic Club records in the "Terry &
Moore, Nonresidential work" series.
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| M424 | 289a | Ember Room remodel 28 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 4 graphite and color on trace,
8 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite and color on vellum, 1 graphite on gridded
vellum, 1 brownline with color on impregnated vellum, 2 reproduction on bond, 3
reproduction with color on bond
10 sketches : 7 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace,
1 graphite on bond
Drawings show remodeling done to the Ember Room and include
multiple plans, interior elevations, custom furniture designs, and lighting
plan. Plans show the floor plan of the Ember Room and lobby, seating plan, and
carpet plan. Interior elevations of Ember Room and lobby include a proposed
color scheme for the walls. Custom furniture designs of service stations,
banquette, candelabras, silver containers, maitre'd stand, wine display
cabinet, and entrance doors. Additional design drawing of service stations and
sinks by Dohrmann Hotel Supply Company.
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April 21, 1961 - January 4, 1962 |
| M424 | 289b | Bowling alley 5 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on
vellum
Preliminary plan of second floor changes that show the
addition of a bowling alley, lounge, locker rooms, office areas, mechanical
room, and mens' room. Interior elevation of storage wall for bowling balls,
bags, and coats.
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October 2, 1961 - July 27, 1962 |
| M424 | 289c | Oak Room and Trophy Room alterations 17 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace,
1 graphite on vellum, 7 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 2 brownline on impreganted vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on
impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite on trace
Drawings show alterations to the Oak Room and the Trophy Room
and include plans, interior elevations, detail and section drawings, electrical
and mechanical drawings, and finish schedule. Perspective drawing shows the
interior of the Trophy Room. Plans include a plot plan with a location of the
area of alteration on the fourth floor, and a plan of the Oak Room with
furnishing plan and reflected ceiling plan. Interior elevations of the Oak Room
show the main dining room, elevator, foyer, private dining room, and dining
alcove. Detail drawings of service station, millwork, folding screen, and
trophy case designs.
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February 19, 1964 - Ma 27, 1964 |
| M424 | 289d | Fourth floor alterations 5 drawings : 4 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite on gridded
vellum
Drawings show alterations to mens' bar on the fourth floor
that includes new shutters, adjustments to the windows and lights, the removal
of banquettes and planter, and updating the grille screen and other fixtures.
Drawings include a plan of the lounge with proposed changes, existing plan, and
new seating plan. Interior elevation of lounge walls. Detail drawings of
service station and decoative screen.
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February 1, 1966 - August 30, 1966 |
| M424 | 289e | Lobby refurbishing 56 drawings : 24 graphite on trace, 2 color on trace, 1 graphite
and ink on trace, 1 graphite, color, and ink on trace, 1 graphite and color on
trace taped to graphite on trace, 5 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on
vellum, 15 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on bond, 2
reproduction with graphite and color on bond, 3 brownline with graphite on
vellum
34 sketches : 5 graphite on trace, 2 color on trace, 9 graphite
and color on trace, 1 graphite on trace taped to graphite on trace, 3 graphite
on bond, 4 graphite and color on bond, 6 reproduction with graphite and color
on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite, color, and ink on bond, 2 ink on bond, 1
printed magazine image taped to graphite and color on bond
5 documents : 4 graphite on bond, 1 typed ink on bond
Drawings show alterations to mens' bar on the fourth floor
that includes new shutters, adjustments to the windows and lights, the removal
of banquettes and planter, and updating the grille screen and other fixtures.
Drawings include a plan of the lounge with proposed changes, existing plan, and
new seating plan. Interior elevation of lounge walls. Detail drawings of
service station and decoative screen.
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October 21, 1966 - November 22, 1967 |
| M424 | 289f | Additions and alterations 6 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on vellum, 1
graphite and color on vellum
Miscellaneous drawings showing additions and alterations to
the Washington Athletic Club undertaken by Roland Terry & Associates
include plans of the 16th, 17th, and 18th floor plans (1961), auditorium
remodeling (1962), second floor demolition plan and alterations (1963), third
floor (1963), and revised barber shop and ceiling plans (1964). Interior
elevations of the 21st floor and barber shop.
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July 25, 1961 - April 2, 1964 |
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| M425 | 290 | Washington Park Tower, 1620 43rd Avenue East, Seattle,
Washington 236 drawings : 23 graphite on trace, 5 graphite and color on trace, 3
graphite, color, and ink on trace, 1 ink and color on trace, 82 graphite on
vellum, 18 graphite and color on vellum, 1 graphite, color, and white on
vellum, 1 graphite on vellum with adhesive, 38 graphite on gridded vellum, 24
graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and typed ink on vellum, 3
brownline with graphite and ink on vellum, 4 brownline with graphite on
impregnated vellum, 1 brownline with color on impregnated vellum, 1 brownline
on vellum taped to ink and graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on bond, 10
reproduction on bond, 2 reproduction with graphite and ink on bond, 2
reproduction with graphite and color on bond, 12 reproduction with color on
bond, 1 reproduction with ink and color on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite,
color, and ink on bond, 1 photostat print
12 sketches : 7 graphite on trace, 4 graphite on vellum,1 graphite
and color on bond
Drawings include perspective drawings of the tower exterior and
the interior of a furnished apartment; structural drawings, plot plans,
elevation profile, construction plans, and architectural drawings for the
underground parking garage, porte cochere, and tower. Plans include floor plans
from the basement through the 23rd floor, penthouse plan, typical unit plan,
roof plans, reflected ceiling plan, and parking garage plan. Exterior
elevations of tower and garage. Interior elevations of the tower building show
the lounge, lobby, and entrance vestibule; interior elevations of tower units
show the living room, dining room, entry, kitchen, utility room, bedroom, bath,
dressing room, closet, lavatory, toilet, study, and guest room. Detail drawings
of stairs, bathroom accessories, cabinetry, balconies, and fireplace.
Electrical and mechanical drawings include a lighting plan, electrical plan,
plumbing plan, as well as drawings for the lighting control diagram, plumbing
and ventilation risers. Finish and fixture schedule. Also included are Terry's
preliminary plans for the towers inscribed as the "Cascade Residential Tower"
and the "1620 Tower."Washington Park Tower is a high-rise condominium development on
the shores of Lake Washington. Controversial for its height, the
twenty-three-story high-rise condominium was the only high-rise building in the
otherwise residential neighborhood. Terry responded to criticisms of the
tower's height by claiming that it occupied less visual space than the
construction of an equal number of residences would.In 1976, Terry & Egan completed a small number of drawings
showing additions and alterations to the Washington Park Tower. A description
of these drawings can be found in the "Terry & Egan, Nonresidential work"
series.
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November 16, 1962 - November 1969 |
| M425 | 291 | The Windjammer Restaurant at Shilshole Bay, 7001 Seaview
Avenue Northwest, Seattle, Washington 36 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 25 graphite on vellum, 5
brownline on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Drawings include a signed perspective of the lounge and porte
cochere; demolition plan; floor plans; interior elevations; elevation and
detail drawings of the bar service stations; detail drawings of railing,
paneling, and millwork; furnishing plans with elevations; seating plans; and
electrical plans.The Windjammer Restaurant at the Shilshole Marina on Shilshole
Bay in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood is one of many restaurants Roland Terry
designed for restaurateur Walter Clark of Clark's Enterprises. Terry based his
theme for the interior design of the restaurant on Northwest nautical history.
Also in the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings is Terry's proposed Windjammer
South restaurant at the Des Moines Marina.
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April 17, 1962 - October 2, 1962 |
| M425 | 292 | Proposed Windjammer South at Des Moines Marina,
Washington 9 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 4 graphite and color on trace, 1
brownline with color on bond, 2 handwritten notes on bond
2 sketches : 2 color on trace
2 documents : 2 color on bond
Alternate title: Des Moines Marina Restaurant.Proposal drawings for the restaurant at Des Moines Marina.
Included in these drawings are two similar perspective drawings, interior
plans, and a survey by Reid, Middleton, and Associates. In the perspective, the
restaurant is shown with the Windjammer flag flying out front, though the
majority of drawings are named "Des Moines Marina Restaurant." Research on the
restaurant at Des Moines Marina indicates that the restaurant built there was
named Windjammer South, though it was not designed by Roland Terry.
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September 24, 1969 - September 26, 1969 |
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| M425 | 293 | Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Abrams residence, Mercer Island,
Washington 97 drawings : 16 graphite on trace, 72 graphite on vellum, 6
brownline on impregnated vellum, 1 graphite on bond, 2 reproduction on
bond
2 sketches : 2 graphite on trace
Drawings and sketches include plans, interior elevations, one
exterior elevation, detail drawings, section drawings, electrical and
mechanical plans, site plan, landscape plan, and furnishing plan.
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1976 |
| M425 | 294 | Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart Ballinger residence cabana and
pool terrace remodel, Seattle, Washington 3 drawings : 3 graphite on vellum
Drawings show design for staircase and railing on the pool
terrace at the Ballinger residence. Roland Terry, then operating as Terry &
Moore, designed pool terrace and cabana and did some interior alterations to
the residence; records pertaining to these changes are included in this
collection in the "Terry & Moore, Residential work" series.
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July 3, 1974 |
| M425 | 295 | Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Bradley country residence, Santa
Barbara County, California 55 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace, 3
graphite on vellum, 16 graphite on gridded vellum, 4 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 4 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline on impregnated
vellum, 21 reproduction on bond
12 sketches : 8 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace, 1
graphite on bond, 1 photographic reproduction
Drawings include one signed perspective, plans, foundation plan,
elevation drawings, detail drawings, section drawings, electrical plan,
mechanical plan, heating plan, interior finish schedule, site plans, and
structural plans. Interior elevations show the reception room, mantle, entrance
hall, guestroom, bathroom, and closets. Detail drawings show millwork of doors,
windows, and fireplace. Preliminary plans showing the staff quarters and other
drawings marked "void" are also included, as well as a topographic map of the
property by Pacific Western Aerial Surveys.
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June 21, 1982 - July 1, 1983 |
| M426 | 296 | W. Eugene Brain country house, Whidbey Island,
Washington 61 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 24 graphite on gridded vellum, 11
graphite on trace taped to gridded vellum, 4 brownline on impregnated paper, 21
photoreproduction on bond
120 sketches : 120 graphite on trace (approximate count)
Drawings and sketches for the country house of W. Eugene Brain
on Whidbey Island in Northwest Washington. Included in these drawings are one
perspective drawing, plans, interior and exterior elevations, detail drawings,
section drawings, mechanical drawings, and four topographic maps by Western
Pacific Engineering, Inc.
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July 1983 - October 1984 |
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Culter Roland Terry designed a number of residences for Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Culter in British Columbia, Canada. The two residences presented here
were designed by Terry & Egan, however, earlier drawings relating to the
Culters' previous residence at Glendalough Place in Vancouver can be found in
the "Roland Terry & Associates, Residential work" series.
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| M426 | 297 | Residence at Hood Point 46 drawings : 20 graphite on trace, 7 graphite and color on trace,
1 graphite and ink on trace, 3 graphite on vellum, 8 graphite on gridded
vellum, 1 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 reproduction on bond, 1
reproduction with graphite on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite and color on
bond, 1 reproduction with ink on bond, 1 reproduction with ink and color on
bond, 1 reproduction with graphite on vellum
2 sketches : 2 color on trace
Drawings include one perspective drawing of the back porch,
plans, elevations, section drawings, detail drawings, mechanical drawings.
Plans include a site plan with topographic details and the location of the
residence and main floor plan drawn in; roof framing plan; foundation plan;
main floor plan; captain's cabin on the second floor; carport and covered
walkway; electrical plans. Elevations include multiple exterior elevations of
the residence, elevations of the covered walkway and carport; interior
elevations of custom cabinetry in the bathroom and dressing rooms, cabinetry in
the dining room, captain's cabin, bedroom, utility room, and lanai. Detail
drawings of cabinetry, kitchen counters, and the utility room. Section drawings
show the roof truss, fire place, living and dining areas, entry, kitchen
cabinetry, sliding door, and shutters. Drawings also include the design for the
kitchen work table and utility wing. Topographic survey of the site by Antony
C. Loach & Associates, Surveyors; plot plan of Hood Point by Underhill
& Underhill, Engineers and Surveyors.
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February 26, 1975 - October 3, 1975 |
| M426 | 298 | Penthouse residence, Vancouver, British Columbia,
Canada 6 drawings : 1 graphite and color on vellum, 4 reproduction on
bond, 1 reproduction with graphite on bond`
3 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 2 ink on trace
Sketches show the furniture plan designed by Terry & Egan
for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Culter's penthouse residence in Vancouver. Two
working drawings are by Musson, Cattell & Associates, Architects, and show
the upper and lower penthouse plan.
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August 2, 1980 |
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| M426 | 299 | Captain Robert Eichler residence, Hunts Point Road,
Hunts Point, Washington 37 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 18 graphite on gridded vellum, 1
graphite and color on gridded vellum, 10 reproduction on bond, 4 brownline on
vellum
Site plans, floor plans, roof framing plans, exterior elevations
and details, interior elevations, detail drawings of cabinets, mechanical
plans, furnishing plans, and a voided plan with elevations of the motor court
and pool enclosure. Additional drawings for Captain Robert Eichler that relate
to the interior remodel of his boat, Motor Ship Dauntless, that Terry &
Egan completed in 1980 can be found in the "Terry & Egan Nonresidential
work" series.
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April 9, 1980 - October 13, 1982 |
| M426 | 300 | Fitzgerald residence window wall alterations, Lopez
Island, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
One plan with interior and exterior elevations and detail
drawings of various window parts.
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October 8, 1975 |
| M426 | 301 | Mr. and Mrs. John Franco residence, Beach Drive,
Seattle, Washington 21 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 2 graphite on vellum, 10 graphite
on gridded vellum, 2 brownline on vellum, 4 reproduction on bond
13 sketches : 13 graphite and color on trace
Drawings and sketches show the proposed plan for the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. John Franco. Included in these drawings are three signed
perspective drawings, site plans, foundation plans, floor plans, a plan and
section drawing showing a proposed carport addition, exterior elevations,
interior elevations, detail drawings, mechanical plans, electrical plans, and
one garden development plan.
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February 1960 - March 1960 |
| M426 | 302 | Bud Griffin residence alterations 8 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 3 graphite on vellum
Plan, interior and exterior elevations, section drawings, and
detail drawing of the door jambs.
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August 6, 1976 - April 20, 1981 |
| M426 | 303 | Dr. and Mrs. Goertzen residence remodel and furnishings,
Mercer Island, Washington 7 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 6 graphite on gridded
vellum
Floor plans, interior elevations, and section drawings show the
remodel of the sauna and bath. One drawing is marked void.
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September 20, 1977 - November 11, 1977 |
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hadley's properties |
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| M426 | 304 | Residence, 2633 Kalanianaole Highway, Honolulu,
Hawaii 3 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
Drawings for the residence of Dick and Claudette Hadley
include a floor plan, and plans showing a proposed bath.
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October 31, 1974 - December 13, 1974 |
| M426 | 305 | Residence on Route 2, Arlington,
Washington 5 drawings : 2 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on
polyester film, 2 reproduction on bond
Inscribed title: A Residence for Richard and Claudette
Hadley.Floor plans, finish schedule, landscape plan, and topographic
map with site plan.
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June 20, 1972 - July 26, 1974 |
| M426 | 306 | Condominium at the Whaler, Kaanapali Beach, Maui,
Hawaii 12 drawings : 5 graphite on vellum, 5 graphite on gridded vellum,
1 brownline on vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Drawings include plans, interior elevations of powder room and
sliding screen, furnishing plans, and detail drawings of kitchen cabinets,
mirrors, and medicine cabinets.
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October 4, 1974 - April 18, 1975 |
John Hauberg and Anne Gould Hauberg
Properties Terry designed a number of properties for John Hauberg, and
continued to add and remodel the properties throughout his career. Records
relating to the country residence and town home can be found in the "Terry
& Moore, Residential work" series as well as the "Roland Terry &
Associates, Residential work" series.
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| M426 | 307 | Country residence custom pool cover, Country Club
Road, Bainbridge Island, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite and color on vellum
Drawing shows elevations and details of the custom pool cover
Terry designed for the Hauberg country residence.Terry designed the Haubergs' country residence while operating
as Terry & Moore in 1956-1957. Later, operating then as Roland Terry &
Associates, he designed the pool at the country residence while completing
several additions and remodeling to the residence in 1965-1967.
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September 10, 1976 |
| M426 | 308 | Town home residence remodel with solarium and garden
room additions, 1101 McGilvra Boulevard, Seattle, Washington 9 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 5 graphite on vellum, 1
graphite and color on gridded vellum
Plans, interior elevations, and detail drawings show cabinetry
remodeling, solarium, and garden room additions to the Hauberg town home in
Seattle. Terry designed the town home residence in 1954-1956 while operating as
Terry & Moore.
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January 16, 1976 - September 7, 1976 |
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| M426 | 309 | Sue Hauberg equestrian center stable remodel and arena
addition at Victoria Heights, 315 Street Northwest, Stanwood,
Washington 12 drawings : 4 graphite on gridded vellum, 4 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 4 brownline on vellum
Alternate title: Tillicum Stables.Drawings show a stable remodel and arena addition for Sue
Hauberg's equestrian center, Tillicum Stables. Drawings include site plan,
foundation plan, roof framing plan, plan of the arena addition, exterior
elevation, partial plan and elevation of aisle gates, and detail drawings of
millwork and skylight.Terry completed the original design for the equestrian center in
1970; records relating to that project are included in the "Roland Terry &
Associates, Residential work" series.
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July 25, 1984 |
| M426 | 310 | Dr. and Mrs. George Kennaugh residence addition at
Chinom Point, Kitsap County, Washington 10 drawings : 1 graphite on vellum, 5 graphite on gridded vellum, 1
brownline on vellum, 3 reproduction on bond
Site plan, foundation plans, floor plans, exterior elevations,
interior elevations, mechanical plan, specifications, property surveys and
topographic maps.
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February 17, 1976 - May 18, 1976 |
Lindal Cedar Homes Lindal Cedar Homes is a Seattle-based company specializing in
custom cedar homes. The Lindal Cedar Homes style is marked by a post-and-beam
construction. Terry worked with Lindal Cedar Homes' designs to create an
interior space or make other alterations to a client's residence. The project,
"A Mountain Chalet for Mr. and Mrs. Ward Meeks" contains drawings for Lindal
Cedar Homes and has been described in the "Roland Terry & Associates,
Residential work" series.
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| M427 | 311 | Proposed residence, Seattle, Washington 8 drawings : 8 graphite on vellum
3 sketches : 3 graphite on trace
Drawings show a proposed residence in Seattle using the Lindal
Cedar Homes construction. Drawings include plans, exterior elevations, and
section drawings.
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July 15, 1976 - December 30, 1977 |
| M427 | 312 | Proposed residence 13 drawings : 4 graphite on gridded vellum, 3 brownline
reproduction on bond, 5 blueline reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction on
bond
Drawings relating to a house for Lindal Cedar Homes. Drawings
include a final plan, exterior elevations, details, and alternate floor plan by
Roland Terry. Also included are five reproductions by Lindal Cedar Homes
showing their trademark post-and-beam construction,
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January 1979 - May 1979 |
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| M427 | 313 | Mr. Francisco E. de Paula Machado residence at Cabo
Frio, Rio de Janiero, Brazil 49 drawings : 11 graphite on trace, 32 graphite on vellum, 5
brownline on vellum, 1 reproduction with graphite on polyester film
Inscribed title: A Design for A Country Residence by the Sea for
Sehnor Francisco de Machado.Project records for the seaside Machado residence in Brazil
include signed perspectives, plot plan, foundation plans and details, floor
plans, structural drawings, exterior elevations, roof framing plans, door and
window details, interior elevations, detail and section drawings of the
millwork, electrical plans, topographic map, and a plan showing proposed
revisions to the master bedrooms, kitchen, and pool terrace. Drawings done in
collaboration with consulting architect Rolf W. Huther.
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October 19, 1978 - April 21, 1980 |
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. Miller country estate, Redmond
Valley, Washington |
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| M427 | 314a | Country residence 77 drawings : 18 graphite on trace, 4 graphite and color on trace,
1 brownline on bond, 6 graphite on vellum, 37 graphite on gridded vellum, 2
graphite and color on gridded vellum, 7 brownline with graphite on vellum, 2
brownline on impregnated vellum
13 sketches : 6 graphite on trace, 6 graphite and color on trace,
1 graphite on gridded vellum
4 document pages : 4 typed ink on bond
Signed perspective drawing, plans, interior and exterior
elevations, detail drawings, section drawings, electrical and mechanical plans,
furnishing plans, and other drawings show the country residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn S. Miller. Detail drawings show details of windows, doors, and cabinets,
door jambs, beams, columns, sliding door, fascia shingles, and roof. Additional
drawings for the property include a site plan, plot plan, terrace plan,
topographic study, and a drawing showing the site grading and driveway.Other drawings for the later addition of a stable-arena are
also in the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings, however, early drawings
included with this group show provisions for a future stable-arena complex.
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June 12, 1975 - September 7, 1977 |
| M427 | 314b | Stable-arena complex 6 drawings : 4 graphite on gridded vellum, 2 graphite and color
on gridded vellum
Drawings show the stable-arena complex located at the country
residence of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. Miller. These drawings include preliminary
plans, site plans, and main floor plans, as well as exterior elevations and
section drawings of the stable.Earlier drawings completed in 1975 for the residence are also
in the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings and show provisions for the future
addition of the stable.
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February 22, 1977 - September 9, 1977 |
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| M427 | 315 | Mr. and Mrs. Attilio Monaco residence 59 drawings : 23 graphite on trace, 3 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite
and color on vellum, 20 graphite on gridded vellum, 3 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 4 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline on bond, 1
reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction on coated paper
4 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 2 color on trace, 1 graphite and
color on trace
Perspective drawing, plans, interior and exterior elevations,
section drawings, plot plan, basement plan, foundation plans, and finish
schedule. Interior elevations show the living room, dining room, bar, foyer,
kitchen, stair, entry, fireplace, bath, bedrooms, and utility closet. Building
sections. Framing plan. Earlier drawings include proposed and preliminary
drawings.
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August 5, 1975 - January 28, 1977 |
| M427 | 316 | Ann Parry residence remodel, 1223 Spring Street,
Seattle, Washington 33 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 16 graphite on vellum, 10
graphite on gridded vellum, 5 brownline on impregnated vellum
11 sketches : 1 graphite and color on trace, 10 ink on
vellum
3 artwork designs : 3 ink on polyester film
Plans, elevation drawings, detail drawings, section drawings,
and electrical plan.
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May 1975 - February 1979 |
| M427 | 317 | Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stevenson residence, White Salmon,
Washington 81 drawings : 17 graphite on trace, 55 graphite on gridded vellum, 6
brownline on vellum, 3 lined bond paper
Perspective drawings, site plans, plans, elevation drawings,
detail drawings, section drawings, mechanical and electrical plan, demolition
plan, and materials schedule.
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June 1978 - September 1980 |
| M427 | 318 | Sylvester residence garden development plan, 4215 East
Lynn Street, Seattle, Washington 12 drawings : 6 graphite on gridded vellum, 2 reproduction on bond,
4 color on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite on trace
Six drawings for a garden development plan at the Sylvester
residence were completed by Roland Terry in 1981. The remaining seven drawings
are reproductions of drawings originally drawn in 1979 by Paul Chelminak and
William Dennis Haden, Architects.
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1981 |
| Missing | 319 | Mr. and Mrs. F. Theodore Thomsen residence alterations,
725 94th Avenue Southeast, Bellevue, Washington 2 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on
trace
Plan and elevation. Other drawings relating to this residence
are listed under project "Residence for Mr. and Mrs. F. Theodore Thomsen" in
the "Terry & Moore Residential work" series.
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December 11, 1974 |
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Wertheimer country residence, 14312
132nd Avenue Northeast, Kirkland, Washington |
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| M427 | 320a | Country residence 42 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 38 graphite on vellum, 1
graphite on gridded vellum, 1 bond paper, 1 blueprint
Drawings include plans, details, interior and exterior
elevations, section drawings, site plan, electrical and mechanical plans, and
miscellaneous drawings and sketches. Three drawings marked void. Also included
with these records is a project memorandum and topographic map for the
site.
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circa 1975 |
| M427 | 320b | Stable and arena complex 17 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum, 12 graphite on gridded vellum,
3 brownline with graphite on impregnated vellum
Drawings show the stable and arena attached to the
Wertheimers' country residence.
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April 23, 1976 |
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| M428 | 321 | Mr. and Mrs. J.P. Weyerhaeuser III residence additions
and alterations, 11409 Gravelly Lake Drive Southwest, Lakewood,
Washington 217 drawings : 69 graphite on trace, 96 graphite and color on trace,
1 color on trace, 32 graphite on gridded vellum, 3 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 6 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite
on impregnated vellum, 7 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction with graphite and
color on bond, 1 graphite with ink on bond,
58 sketches : 30 graphite on trace, 23 graphite and color on trace,
2 graphite and ink on trace, 1 color on trace, 1 reproduction on bond, 1
reproduction with graphite and color on bond
Terry remodeled the kitchen, master suite, bathrooms, library,
and landscaped areas for an existing residence owned by Mr. and Mrs. J.P.
Weyerhaeuser III. Drawings include site plan and plot plans showing proposed
additions and partial landscape plan; plans showing the proposed additions,
floor plans, kitchen, and bath; foundation plan with details; roof framing plan
with details; electrical and mechanical plans; communications plan; exterior
elevations of the residence and entrance gate; interior elevations of the
dining room, kitchen, pantry, laundry room, service porch, solarium, gallery,
library, guestoom, bathrooms, and master bedroom with custom bath and dressing
room cabinets; room and finish schedule; furniture designs for living room
window seat, bedroom chest, nightstands, and kitchen worktable; and a design
for changes to the front entry. Several drawings have been marked void by
Terry.Also included are two reproduction drawings of the property
including a site plan with proposed changes and plan of residence for Mr. and
Mrs. Weyerhaeuser by Alan Liddle, Architect, dated August 1975; and five
reproduction drawings, dated 1970, by an unidentified architect that include a
residence plan, foundation plan, exterior elevations, section drawing through
the bedroom, and interior elevations of the kitchen cabinetry for the house's
previous owners, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stirling.
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| M428 | 322 | Proposed Philip and Clara Weyerhaeuser desert residence,
Tucson, Arizona 37 drawings : 6 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace, 11
graphite on gridded vellum, 2 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 10
reproduction on bond, 4 reproduction with color on bond, 1 brownline with white
on impregnated vellum
6 sketches : 6 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on
trace
Perspective drawings and other preliminary drawings, plot plan,
roof plan, site plan, foundation plans, elevations, detail drawings, and
section drawings show the proposed desert residence of Philip and Clara
Weyerhaeuser in Tucson, Arizona. Signed perspective drawings include a
rendering of the house, garden entrance and motor court, view front and
terrace. Site plan includes some topographic features. Plans show the lower
level and main floor as well as alternate designs for the bedroom wing, office,
and powder room. Exterior elevations include a view of the courtyard and
windows. Section drawings through the motor court and water garden
courtyard.
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March 12, 1984 - June 14, 1984 |
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| M428 | 323 | Alderbrook Inn alterations, 7106 East State Route 106,
Union, Washington 38 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 3 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite
on gridded vellum, 19 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction on photo paper, 1
color reproduction on coated paper, 4 blueprints
35 sketches : 20 graphite on trace, 7 graphite and color on trace, 6
graphite and ink on trace, 2 ink on trace
3 documents : 3 typed ink on bond
Drawings and sketches show alterations made to the Alderbrook
Inn. The bulk of drawings are dated 1976-1978 and 1988-1989. Included in these
drawings are plans, interior elevations, exterior elevations, detail drawings,
section drawings, site plans, topographic maps, and a site survey that shows an
addition to the inn housing a new dining room, bar, specialty room, and
kitchen. Also included are four 1945 blueprints from the Alderbrook Inn
renovation by architect Hugo Osterman.The historic Alderbrook Inn was built in 1913 on the Hood Canal
in Union, Washington. After extensive improvements after World War II, the
resort came to be known for its typical Pacific Northwest architecture that
included large wooden beams, locally quarried stone accents, and extensive
interior millwork. On the resort's property were twenty-one cottages and an
inn. Terry & Egan's work was done for client Wesley (Wes) Johnson, who
acquired the property in 1959 and operated it until his death in 1992. The
resort underwent extensive renovation in 2002, opening again in 2004. The
Alderbrook Inn was demolished at this time and rebuilt, however, sixteen
cottages from the original Alderbrook Inn resort property remained and were
upgraded into luxury cottages.
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April 23, 1976 - March 10, 1989 |
| M428 | 324 | AMFAC executive offices, Stockton Street and O'Farrell
Street, San Francisco, California 130 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 5 graphite and color on trace, 22
ink and color on trace, 33 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on vellum,
18 graphite on gridded vellum, 6 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 10
brownline with graphite on vellum, 6 brownline with graphite on impregnated
vellum, 1 brownline with graphite and color on impregnated vellum, 19
reproduction on bond, 3 blueline reproduction on bond, 1 graphite on lined
paper
12 sketches : 3 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 2
color on trace, 6 ink on trace
Alternate title: City of Paris / Liberty House.Drawings from AMFAC Executive Offices include plans, detail
drawings, interior and exterior elevations, section drawings, and mechanical
plans. Included in these drawings are floor plans and interior elevations of
the board room, hospitality room, foyer, and elevator lobbies. Plans include
the ceiling plan, furnishing plans, lighting plan, landscape plan, and carpet
plan. One drawing shows a rendering of the sign for the lobby. Additional
drawings include site plans, a plan showing the pool layout and its mosaic tile
pattern by Hanns Scharff Designs, material details for the elevators by
Westinghouse Electric, construction details, and site plans. Seven drawings
have been marked void.Many of these drawings have "Hadley Properties" written on the
side. Terry designed a number of interior commercial spaces for Hadley
Properties which can also be found in the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings
collection.AMFAC owned the Liberty House department store chain before
Liberty House stores in Northern California were sold to Macy's in 1984.
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April 25, 1974 - December 10, 1974 |
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| HA92 | 325 | Bank of California Center, 900 4th Avenue, Seattle,
Washington 26 rolls : approximately 730 drawings
Note: This project is
unprocessed.
Alternate title: Union Bank of California Center.The Bank of California Center was completed in 1973 by
architects John Graham and Associates. The building was one of the first
skyscrapers in downtown Seattle and helped establish the downtown financial
district around Fourth Avenue and Madison Avenue.Terry & Egan designed the interior spaces for the building
using natural wood finishes, custom furniture Northwest art and iconography,
and other decorative touches in the Northwest style. Drawings in these rolls
include plans, drapery details, carpet designs, finish schedules, furnishing
plans, furniture designs, murals, and staircase details. These records include
some architectural design drawings from John Graham and Associates.
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| M431 | 326 | Bayshore Inn at Stanley Park, 1601 Bayshore Drive,
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada 84 drawings (approximate count) : 65 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite and color on vellum,
6 brownline on vellum, 5 brownline on impregnated vellum, 6 reproduction on
bond
7 sketches : 7 graphite on trace
5 documents : 5 stationery paper
Plans, interior elevations, detail drawings, and lighting
plans.
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February 7, 1978 - May 11, 1978 |
Canlis Restaurants |
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| M431 | 327 | Canlis Restaurant at the Fairmont Hotel, California
Street, San Francisco, California 7 sketches : 7 graphite on trace
Sketches show proposed layouts and two differing schemes for
banquet dining rooms.The Canlis at the Fairmont Hotel featured Terry's trademark
use of natural woods and stones, however, the restaurant was markedly different
from the other west-coast Canlis locations in Portland and Seattle; the
restaurant at the Fairmont was located on the ground-floor and did not have the
expansive views the focused the design of the other two restaurants. However,
this particular location of the Fairmont featured an extensive art collection
and sophisticated lighting arrangement.The original design for the Canlis Restaurant at the Fairmont
Hotel was designed by Roland Terry & Associates; these drawings can be
found in the "Roland Terry & Associates, Nonresidential work" series.
Earlier drawings by Terry & Moore show a different proposed location and
design for the Canlis Restaurant in San Francisco that was never realized.
These drawings can be found in the "Terry & Moore, Nonresidential work"
series.
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June 3, 1976 |
| M431 | 328 | Canlis Restaurant at Waikiki Beach alterations, 2100
Kalakaua Avenue, Waikiki, Hawaii 3 drawings : 1 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 1 brownline
on impregnated vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Plans by Terry & Egan and collaborating architects,
Wimberly, Whisenand, Allison, Tong & Goo show proposed alterations for the
Canlis Restaurant at Waikiki Beach. Also included is a carpet plan dated
1975.The Canlis Broiler in Waikiki, Hawaii, was a collaboration
between Terry & Moore and Wimberly & Cook, Honolulu, in 1953-1954.
Later remodeling was done in 1969 by Roland Terry & Associates with
Wimberly, Whisenand, Allison & Tong. Records showing the original design
can be found in the "Terry & Moore, Nonresidential work" series, and the
later remodel can be found in the "Roland Terry & Associates,
Nonresidential work" series under "Canlis Restaurant at Waikiki Beach." Prior
to the Canlis Broiler at Waikiki, Terry & Moore had collaborated with
Wimberly & Cook for the design of the Canlis Restaurant in Seattle.
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August 15, 1980 |
| M431 | 329 | Canlis Restaurant remodel, 2576 Aurora Avenue North,
Seattle, Washington 11 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite and color on
vellum, 8 graphite on gridded vellum
1 sketch : 1 graphite on trace
Project records for the charcoal broiler additions and
bathroom remodel completed by Terry & Egan in 1974. These records include
preliminary sketches, plot plans, floor plans, detail drawings, and furnishing
plans for the Penthouse private dining room.Canlis Restaurant was designed and built by Tucker, Shields
& Terry in collaboration with the Honolulu architectural firm of Wimberly
& Cook, 1949-1951. The building was then renovated by Tucker & Shields
in 1953 after Terry left the firm. The design was revamped by Terry & Moore
in 1958 and later updated during the mid-1990s by Northwest architect James
Cutler.Photos of the restaurant as well as earlier drawings showing
the original design and earlier remodeling are available by viewing the project
records for the Canlis Restaurant in the "Terry & Moore, Nonresidential
work" series. A small set of drawings showing additions made to the restaurant
in the late 1960s are included in the "Roland Terry & Associates,
Nonresidential work" series.
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November 27, 1973 - September 6, 1974 |
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| M431 | 330 | Clark's Restaurant Enterprises office, 1319 Dexter
Avenue North, Seattle, Washington 5 drawings : 1 graphite and color on vellum, 4 blueline
reproduction on bond
Floor plans, stair plans, exterior elevation, and detail
drawings of jambs and post-and-rail structure show a proposed interior office
space for restaurateur Walter Clark of Clark Enterprises. Most drawings are by
Richard Bovillon & Company and show the location on Dexter Avenue. However,
one drawing by Roland Terry shows the proposed office at the Frol and Peaseley
Building on Denny Way, also designed by Terry. Terry completed his design of
the building and project records pertaining to that design is included in the
series " Roland Terry & Associates, Nonresidential work" under "Frol and
Peaseley office building."
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circa 1976 |
| M431 | 331 | Crissey Flowers and Gifts, 2100 5th Avenue, Seattle,
Washington 21 drawings : 1 color on trace, 13 graphite on vellum, 3 graphite on
gridded vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on vellum, 2
reproduction on bond
5 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and ink on trace, 2
graphite and color on bond
Drawings and sketches include plans, interior elevations,
exterior elevations, detail drawings, and sign renderings. Drawings for the
store's previous location at 1329 5th Avenue, as well as alterations to the
Crissey residence, can also be found in the collection.
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August 7, 1974 - September 3, 1974 |
| M431 | 332 | Proposed Doubletree Inn at Southcenter tower addition,
205 Strander Boulevard, Tukwila, Washington 26 drawings : 8 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 6
graphite on vellum, 7 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 2 reproduction on bond
1 document
Alternate title: Tukwila Motor Hotel.Plans, exterior elevations, and site plans show the proposed
tower addition and restaurant complex at Doubletree Inn Southcenter. Included
in these drawings are plans of the tower addition, restaurant complex, and
typical guest room. Site plan showing the proposed addition is by John Graham
& Company. One document shows the heights of nearby buildings.Terry designed this hotel under the name "Tukwila Motor Hotel"
while operating as Roland Terry & Associates; these drawings are part of
the Roland Terry Architectural Drawings and are included in the "Roland Terry
& Associates, Nonresidential work" series.
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September 15, 1969 - March 5, 1970; December 8, 1975 - April 8, 1976 |
| M431 | 333 | Frol and Peaseley office remodel, 204 Denny Way,
Seattle, Washington 17 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum, 4 graphite on gridded vellum, 1
graphite and color on gridded vellum, 2 brownline on vellum, 3 reproduction on
bond, 5 reproduction with graphite on bond
1 sketch : 1 graphite and color on gridded vellum
Floor plans, basement plan, foundation plan, furnishing plans,
and exterior elevations show alterations to the accounting firm's office.
Exterior elevation drawings show alterations to the awnings on the outside of
the office.Drawings showing earlier renovations to the Frol and Peaseley
office were completed by Roland Terry & Associates in 1969 and can be found
in the "Roland Terry & Associates, Nonresidential work" series.
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April 5, 1976 - January 28, 1977 |
Dr. Eugene Goertzen and Dr. Alvin Novack medical office
at Swedish Hospital Medical Center, Seattle, Washington See: Dr. Alvin Novack and Dr. Eugene Goertzen medical
office.
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Oregon This project was completed in three phases.
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| M431 | 334a | Phase I 42 drawings : 9 graphite on trace, 3 graphite and color on trace,
1 graphite and ink on trace, 1 ink on trace, 3 graphite on vellum, 1 graphite
on vellum with adhesive tape, 8 graphite on gridded vellum, 4 graphite and
color on gridded vellum, 2 graphite and adhesive tape on gridded vellum, 1
graphite with color and typed ink on gridded vellum, 1 graphite on trace taped
to gridded vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline with
graphite and adhesive tape on vellum, 1 typed ink on bond taped to brownline
with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite and color on vellum, 3
reproduction with graphite on polyester film
Drawings from Phase I of the Greenwood Inn renovation project
include plans, interior and exterior elevations, detail drawings, section
drawings, door and finish schedule, and other drawings showing new corridors,
exterior alterations including new signage, walkway roof removal, and new
shingles.Plans include a Phase I foundation plan, floor plan, roof
plan, roof framing plan, plans showing area separation options, and furniture
plans. Also included are a lighting plan and landscape plan showing the
existing area and proposed changes. Elevations include exterior elevations of
the changed sides of the building, stairwells, and multiple drawings of
proposed changes for all phases of the project; and interior elevations of the
banquet room and corridors. Detail drawings of structural items and banquet
walls. Section drawings of building sections with wall details, roof sections,
and the porte cochere with new trellis. Also included are design drawings for
the sign and entrance revisions. Other drawings include general structural
notes, as well as an early topographic map survey and plot plan.
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April 26, 1977 - October 10, 1978 |
| M431 | 334b | Phase II 39 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace,
1 ink on trace, 1 graphite and color on vellum, 9 graphite on gridded vellum,
10 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 2 graphite with adhesive film on
gridded vellum, 1 graphite with typed ink on gridded vellum, 2 graphite, ink,
and color on trace taped to graphite on gridded vellum, 5 brownline on vellum,
1 brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 brownline with graphite, ink, and color
on vellum, 4 brownline with grapite on vellum taped to gridded
vellum
Drawings from Phase II of the Greenwood Inn renovation project
include plans, interior and exterior elevation, lighting plans, detail
drawings, section drawings, door and finish schedules, and specifications
showing a building extension, relocation of the porte cochere, remodeled lounge
and bar, and production and display kitchens.Plans include a foundation plan, first floor and east
mezzanine plan showing the Phase II changes, roof plan, toilet plan, lounge,
main desk and bellman, display kitche plan, production kitchen plan, reflected
ceiling plan, and roof framing plan. Site plan shows a parking plan showing the
Phase II construction. Lighting plan for the first floor utilities, display
kitchen, and production kitchen. Exterior elevations show multiple views of the
main building and porte cochere. Interior elevations of the toilet room, upper
and lower lounges, main lobby, banquet room lobby and corridor, main desk
cabinetry, lounge, and bar. Detail drawings of roof, doors, kitchen fixtures,
and cabinetry. Section drawings include building sections through the existing
building and addition showing phase II work and roof. Other items include
specifications, structural notes, priority instructions for drawings, kitchen
and cooking line revisions, design drawings for a beer display island, and a
lower lounge carpet plan.
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February 15, 1978 - February 1, 1979 |
| M431 | 334c | Phase III 61 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 1 color on trace, 7 graphite on
vellum, 3 reproduction on vellum, 26 graphite on gridded vellum, 5 graphite and
color on gridded vellum, 1 graphite and typed ink on gridded vellum, 1 ink on
trace taped to graphite on gridded vellum, 2 graphite with adhesive on gridded
vellum, 1 reproduction on vellum taped to graphite on gridded vellum, 1
brownline on vellum, 3 brownline with graphite on vellum, 3 brownline with
graphite on impregnated vellum, 2 reproduction with graphite and color on
bond,1 reproduction with graphite and ink on bond
4 sketches : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 2 ink on
vellum
12 documents : 2 ink on bond, 4 typed ink on bond, 1 typed ink with
graphite and ink on carbon copy paper, 4 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction
with graphite on bond
Drawings from Phase III of the Greenwood Inn renovation
project include an index of drawings, plans, interior and exterior elevations,
section drawings, detail drawings, mechanical drawings, schedules, and other
drawings showing the addition of a second floor office, dining room and bar
extension, remodeling to the entry and lobby, a 102-unit addition, and
structural changes to the existing building.Plans include a foundation plan, first floor and second floor
offices, dining room and bar, conference room renovation plan, typical unit
plan with revisions, typical suite plan, multiple bath plans, roof plan,
reflected ceiling plan. Also included are a landscape plan and site plan
showing signage, parking, and drainage. Exterior elevations show the porte
cochere addition, upper and lower level dining, lobby and entrance remodeling,
and the102-unit addition. Interior elevations of the dining bar, lobbies,
guestrooms, and banquet room. Electrical drawings show interior and exterior
lighting, a preliminary lighting plan of the dining area, and phone and
convenience outlets. Detail drawings show the roof, ceiling, doors, windows,
and fountain. Also included are door and finish schedules, footing schedule,
column schedule; design drawings for display and cooking counter, dining bar,
cashier's desk, and wine storage; structural notes; and shearwall
schematics.Drawings by Waker Associates, Inc. include a topographic map
and show proposed grade change with drainage alteration and Fanno Creek
realignment plan. Documents provide notes on the building and the City of
Beaverton facilities review.
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February 15, 1978 - March 12, 1981 |
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| M432 | 335 | Greenwood Inn Hotel and Restaurant proposed alterations,
Bellevue, Washington 10 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum, 7 graphite
on gridded vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
3 sketches : 3 graphite on trace
Drawings show proposed alterations to the Greenwood Inn Hotel
and Restaurant in Bellevue and include partial floor plans, one interior
elevation, and seating plans with alternate layouts and banquet layouts. The
hotel and restaurant does not appear to be related to the Greenwood Inn in
Beaverton, Oregon, also designed by Terry & Egan.
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May 4, 1977 - February 3, 1981 |
Hadley Properties, Incorporated Included in this series are projects created by Terry & Egan
for Hadley Properties, a real estate development company owned by Dick Hadley.
Terry worked extensively with Mr. Hadley on both commercial and personal
projects. Terry's project records for the Hadleys' personal real estate can be
found in the "Terry & Egan, Residential work" series.
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| M432 | 336 | Chocolate Hole Estates, St. John, Virgin
Islands 5 drawings : 4 graphite on gridded vellum, 1 brownline on
impregnated vellum
Inscribed title: Proposed Chocolate Hole Recreational
Development on St. John, Virgin Island.Drawings include one plan showing seventy-four proposed units
for the development, two topographic maps, and two plans with topographic
map.
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July 24, 1975 - September 3, 1975 |
| M432 | 337 | Fourth and Lenora Motel, 401 Lenora Street, Seattle,
Washington 32 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite on gridded vellum,
10 ink on polyester film (reverse-print), 17 graphite and ink on polyester
film, 1 graphite on bond
Alternate name: Warwick Hotel.Drawings include a site plan, floor plans, interior and
exterior elevations, section drawings, and furnishing plans for a motel at the
corner of 4th Avenue and Lenora Street in downtown Seattle. This property,
which was sold shortly after its construction, became the Warwick Hotel.
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April 7, 1978 |
| M432 | 338 | Sixth and Lenora building, 2033 4th Avenue, Seattle,
Washington 50 drawings : 14 graphite on trace, 26 graphite on vellum, 2
brownline on impregnated vellum, 4 reproduction on bond, 3 reproduction with
graphite on bond, 1 reproduction with color on bond
12 sketches : 7 graphite on trace, 2 graphite and color on trace,
1 graphite on vellum, 2 graphite on bond
Plans, interior elevations, exterior elevations, detail
drawings, section drawings, site plans, and proposed exterior for the office
building. Detail drawings include details of windows, office doors and the
ceiling. Two reproduction drawings by Chester L. Lindsey, Architect, show plans
and wall sections from the building's construction in 1962.
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| M432 | 339 | Halekulani Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii 409 drawings : 4 brownline with graphite on bond, 72 reproduction on
bond, 4 reproduction on bond with graphite on trace, 329 blueline reproduction
on bond (bound)
3 sketches : 1 graphite and color on bond, 2 reproduction on
bond
Drawings of the Halekulani Hotel in Honolulu, Hawaii, by
principal architects Killingsworth, Brady & Associates. One drawing by
Terry & Egan is included with these drawings. Killingsworth, Stricker,
Lindgren & Wilson were hired to remodel the Halekulani Hotel into a much
larger resort with Terry & Egan as consulting architects on the redesign of
the interior spaces. Included in these drawings are plans, exterior elevations,
section drawings, site plans, as well as lighting plans, construction notes,
drainage and utility plans, and demolition plans. The majority of the drawings
relating to the demolition and remodel of the Halekulani Hotel are bound
together as a set of reproduction drawings.
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October 16, 1978 - March 31, 1982 |
| M433 | 340 | Hilton Hotel alterations at Sea-Tac, 17620 Pacific
Highway South, Seattle, Washington 10 drawings : 1 graphite on trace, 8 graphite on gridded vellum, 1
brownline on vellum
Drawings show alterations to the fire protection system at the
Seattle Airport Hilton, and include a plot plan, floor plans, and electrical
plan. Three finished drawings were stamped and signed by Robert Egan; three are
stamped and signed by James Travis. One drawing shows a proposed tower addition
to the hotel.
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May 16, 1979 - October 26, 1979 |
| M433 | 341 | Lafitte's Restaurant, Seattle, Washington 48 drawings : 2 graphite on trace, 7 graphite with color on trace,
19 graphite on gridded vellum, 3 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 10
brownline with graphite on vellum, 1 typed adhesive attached to gridded vellum,
1 graphite on wood pulp paper
3 sketches : 3 graphite on trace
5 murals : 5 ink on polyester film
Alternate title: Restaurant Lafitte.Drawings for Lafitte's Restaurant include one perspective
drawing, plans, interior elevations, exterior elevations, detail drawings,
section drawings, site plan, and finish schedules. Plans show the main floor,
mezzanine, basement, and foundation plan. Also included are a demolition plan,
lighting plan, furnishing plan, masonry plan, and roof framing plan. Detail
drawings show the entrance, oyster bar, liquor bar, interior columns, and
stairs. Preliminary schematics for the restaurant, structure details, and
notes. Five oversize murals for the interior walls of the restaurant are also
included. Finished drawings have been stamped and signed by Robert Egan.
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August 22, 1978 - October 18, 1979 |
| M433 | 342 | Le Tastevin restaurant, 19 West Harrison Street,
Seattle, Washington 21 drawings : 1 graphite and color on trace, 18 graphite on gridded
vellum, 1 brownline on vellum, 1 reproduction on bond
Drawings for Emile Ninaud's and Jacques Boiroux's restaurant in
Seattle. Included in these drawings are a site plan, foundation plan, elevation
drawings, detail drawings, section drawings, mechanical drawings, electrical
drawings, material schedules, notes, and clarifications.
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February 1982 - November 1982 |
| M433 | 343 | Proposed Lopez Village, Lopez Island,
Washington 4 drawings : 1 brownline on vellum, 3 reproduction on
bond
Drawings relating to the proposed Lopez Village on Lopez Island
in the San Juan Islands of Washington. Included in these four drawings are one
site plan by Terry & Egan; topographic map, plot plan, and utility plan are
by John Ottenheimer. The site plan by Terry & Egan is dated September 9,
1982. Utility plan by John Ottenheimer dated 1977.
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September 9, 1982 |
| M433 | 344 | Dr. Alvin Novack and Dr. Eugene Goertzen medical office
at Swedish Hospital Medical Center, Seattle, Washington 155 drawings : 143 graphite on vellum, 9 graphite on gridded vellum,
3 brownline with graphite on vellum
Plans, interior elevations, detail drawings, electrical
drawings, furnishing plan, reflected ceiling plan, and studies for the interior
space of Dr. Alvin Novack and Dr. Eugene Goertzen's medical office inside the
Lawrence M. Arnold Medical Pavilion Addition at Swedish Medical Center.
Drawings include proposals by outside firm, Business Space Design. Additional
drawings by Sellen Construction Company and Valentine Fisher & Tomlinson,
Engineers, are also included.
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June 1975 - April 1980 |
| M433 | 345a | Pacific Place, Clay Street between 2nd Avenue and 3rd
Avenue, Portland, Oregon 44 drawings : 11 graphite on trace, 9 graphite and color on trace, 2
graphite on gridded vellum, 7 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 2 graphite
with transfer lettering on gridded vellum, 1 graphite with transfer lettering
and adhesive film on gridded vellum, 5 reproduction on bond, 1 reproduction
with graphite and ink on bond, 5 reproduction on polyester film, 1 reproduction
on film
6 sketches : 6 graphite and color on trace
Alternate inscribed titles: Pacific Savoy; Portland Hotel.Site plan, rendering, exterior elevations, and a section
drawing. Nineteen of the thirty-eight drawings have been marked void. Many of
the drawings relate to hotel rooms. Terry was working with the architecture
firm SRG Partnership on the property.
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May 1980 - June 1980 |
| M433 | 345b | Park Place graphics 1 drawing : 1 graphite with transfer lettering on gridded
vellum
Two exterior elevations and a partial plan for graphics at Park
Place. Plan indicates three signs: two lettered signs for Transamerica Title in
anodized aluminum and bronze; and one perforated and illuminated metal logo
sign for Park Place.
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August 14, 1974 |
| M433 | 346 | Motor Ship Dauntless for Captain Robert
Eichler 6 drawings : 5 graphite on trace, 1 ink on bond
2 sketches : 2 color on bond
Drawings and sketches show Terry's interior design for Captain
Robert Eichler's Motor Ship Dauntless.Eichler's Hunts Point residence was also designed by Terry &
Egan in 1980 and records relating to that project can be found under "Captain
Robert Eichler residence at Hunts Point" in the "Terry & Egan Residential
work" series.
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February - March, 1980 |
| M433 | 347 | Dick Peaseley's office remodel, 2nd Avenue at Mercer
Street, Seattle, Washington 14 drawings : 7 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 1
graphite on vellum, 3 graphite on gridded vellum, 2 reproduction on
bond
Plans, interior elevations, section drawings, and a dimensional
plan show the remodel of an office for Dick Peaseley. One drawing by Higgins,
McClarty & Johnson shows interior elevations of office cabinetry.Other drawings for Dick Peaseley's office were completed by
Roland Terry & Associates in 1969 and by Terry & Egan in 1976 while
Dick Peaseley was operating as Frol and Peaseley; project records are included
in the collection under client name "Frol and Peaseley."
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November 15, 1983 - January 31, 1984 |
| M433 | 348 | Shee Atika lodge, Lincoln Street, Sitka,
Alaska 71 drawings : 14 graphite on vellum, 4 graphite on gridded vellum, 3
graphite and color on vellum, 2 reproduction on vellum, 1 reproduction with
graphite on vellum, 14 reproduction on bond, 9 graphite on polyester film, 24
ink on polyester film
Plans, elevation drawings, detail and section drawings,
furnishing plans, and wall murals for a lodge developed by Shee Atika. Also
included are an antiquities resource map for the surrounding area, project area
plot map, and carpet plan. The public interior spaces of the lodge were
designed by Terry & Egan, who served as consulting architects for Lovegren,
Loveland & Associates.
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January 4, 1977 - November 22, 1977 |
| M433 | 349 | Stewart Office Building, Lake Washington Canal, Seattle,
Washington 60 drawings : 22 graphite on trace, 12 graphite and color on trace,
23 graphite on vellum, 3 brownline with color on vellum
4 sketches : 3 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum
Alternate title: Executive Center for Associated Engineers and
Contractors, Inc.Two differing perspective drawings, plans, exterior elevations,
section drawings and longitudinal cross-sections. Included in these drawings
are plans of the caretaker's apartment on the third floor and parking garage.
Reproductions of the perspective drawings show the building with color
added.
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October 27, 1975 - May 5, 1977 |
| M434 | 350a | Sun Mountain Lodge addition, Winthrop,
Washington 26 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 9 graphite on gridded
vellum,
1 document : 1 ink on bond
Drawings for an addition to Sun Mountain Lodge in Winthrop,
Washington. Drawings include one site plan, floor plans, exterior elevations,
detail drawings, section drawings of a typical hotel unit and stairs. Thirteen
voided drawings. There is also one brochure for an ice-making machine found and
included with these records..
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July 27, 1979 - October 22, 1980 |
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| M434 | 350b | Terry & Egan & Associates office remodeling, 427
3rd Avenue West, Seattle, Washington 16 drawings : 5 graphite on gridded vellum, 2 graphite and color on
gridded vellum, 2 brownline on vellum, 2 brownline with graphite on vellum, 4
reproduction with ink on bond, 1 reproduction with color on bond, 1 photostat
print
2 sketches : 1graphite on trace, 1 ink on trace
Drawings show a proposed second floor remodel to the firm's
offices in the Lower Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle. Floor plans show the
existing office and proposed remodel with architect's offices, file room,
sample room, drafting room, conference room, and administrative offices.
Drawings also include interior elevations of the reception area, conference
room, offices, bathrooms, and drafting room; millwork details; and design
drawings of the staircase, foyer light cabinet, secretary area, and reception
desk. Electrical and lighting plan. Two basic sketches of the planting strip in
the north garden.
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July 23, 1974 - September 10, 1974 |
Union Bank of California Center lobby, 900 4th Avenue,
Seattle, Washington See: Bank of California Center.
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| M434 | 351 | Valley River Inn additions, 1000 Valley River Way,
Eugene, Oregon 19 drawings : 3 graphite on gridded vellum, 3 graphite and ink on
gridded vellum, 7 brownline with graphite and white on impregnated vellum, 6
reproduction on bond
Drawings include multiple site plans, plans, and section drawing
through the building. Plans show the first, second, and third floors of the
building with additional hotel rooms connected via walkway to the original
building. Also included is a site plan by John Graham & Company for the
adjacent Valley River Shopping Center, 1968, and an elevation of the Meier
& Frank department store by Robert Bloodworth.Roland Terry & Associates completed the interior design for
the Valley River Inn in 1972. These earlier project records can be found in the
"Roland Terry & Associates, Nonresidential work" series.
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1972-1973 |
| M434 | 352 | Washington Park Tower additions and alterations, 4620
43rd Avenue East, Seattle, Washington 7 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 1 graphite and color on trace, 2
graphite on gridded vellum, 1 brownline with graphite on vellum
Six drawings show additions and alterations to the Washington
Park Tower.Washington Park Tower is a high-rise condominium development on
the shores of Lake Washington. Controversial for its height, the
twenty-three-story high-rise condominium was the only high-rise building in the
otherwise residential neighborhood. Terry responded to criticisms of the
tower's height by claiming that it occupied less visual space than the
construction of an equal number of residences would.Roland Terry & Associates completed the original design for
the towers in the 1960s. These drawings can be found in the "Roland Terry &
Associates, Nonresidential work" series; scanned photographs and drawings are
also available as part of this record.
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May 1975 - March 1976 |
| M434 | 353 | Western Interiors Gallery at Sea-Tac Mall, Federal Way,
Washington 2 drawings : 2 graphite on vellum
Plan and interior elevation for the Western Interior Gallery at
Sea-Tac Mall.
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March 4, 1976 |
Roland Terry, 1985-1991Return to Top
Roland Terry retired from Terry & Egan in 1987, but continued to work independently with a limited number of residential projects.
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Rachel Adams and Marily Anderson residence on Crane
Island, San Juan Islands, Washington See: Marilyn Anderson and Rachel Adams residence on Crane
Island.
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| M434 | 354 | Marilyn Anderson and Rachel Adams residence on Crane
Island, San Juan Islands, Washington 38 drawings : 4 graphite on trace, 5 graphite and color on trace, 8
graphite on gridded vellum, 13 graphite and color on gridded vellum, 2
brownline with graphite on vellum, 2 reproduction on bond, 4 reproduction with
color on bond
9 sketches : 3 graphite on trace, 6 graphite and color on
trace
Drawings and sketches for the residence on Crane Island include
one perspective drawing, plot plan, plans, foundation plan, and plans for the
solarium and study, detail drawings, interior elevations of the study, living
room, kitchen, bath and bedrooms, section drawings, electrical and mechanical
plans, paving plan and plumbing schedule, and a number of proposed and voided
plans and elevations. Also included are two topographic maps of the property by
Krabbe & Starr and detail drawings of door hinges by Lance Herlocker &
Associates.
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October 1985 - June 23, 1986 |
| M434 | 355 | Proposed Lucius and Phoebe Andrew residence at the
Highlands, Seattle, Washington 4 drawings : 3 graphite on trace, 1 reproduction on
bond
Perspective drawing, site plan, elevations, and a topographic
survey by Duffy, Lawner and Kumpf, Inc.
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May 7, 1991 |
| M434 | 356 | Topsfield Cottage additions for Anne Gould Hauberg,
Bainbridge Island, Washington 3 drawings : 1 graphite on polyester film, 1 reproduction on bond,
1 blueline on bond
Drawings show additions to Anne Gould Hauberg's Topsfield
Cottage on Bainbridge Island. These drawings include a plot plan, exterior
elevation, and interior elevation of the kitchen and kitchen table. This is
only a partial set of drawings, showing revisions to the exterior pathways,
kitchen, and guest room. All drawings included as part of this project are
reproductions except one. Drawings include reproductions of Carl Gould's
original 1916 design drawings for the cottage.
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January 29, 1990 - August 15, 1990 |
| M434 | 357 | Richard and June Lentz house, 14301 3rd Avenue
Northwest, Seattle, Washington 22 drawings : 2 ink on vellum, 18 graphite on vellum, 2 brownline on
impregnated vellum
Drawings include plans, site plans, detail drawings, interior
and exterior elevations, section drawings, electrical plans, schedule of
materials, and specifications. Roland Terry served as a consulting architect on
the project, working with Carol Bain, Inc., Architectural & Interior
Design; Lance Herlocker, Engineer; and Mark Daniels, Project Associate.
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August 26, 1988 |
| M434 | 358 | Drake Salladay and Mike Karstetter residence alterations
on Fir Island, Skagit County, Washington 3 drawings : 3 reproduction on bond
Reproduction drawings include plans, section drawings, and
detail drawings.
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1991 |
| M434 | 359 | Michael Sack and John Saul III country house at North
Point, Humphrey Head, Lopez Island, Washington 30 drawings : 30 reproduction on bond
Reproduction drawings for the country house belonging to Messrs.
Michael Sack and John Saul III include one foundation plan, floor plans
including the garage and mechanical room, detail drawings, interior and
exterior elevations, section drawings, and electrical plan. Door and finish
schedule. Specifications.
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August 28, 1987 |
Miscellaneous ProjectsReturn to Top
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| M434 | 360 | Automobile parking facility for Robert W. Beach, 3108
Fairview Avenue Northeast, Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plan, elevations, and details..
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| M434 | 361 | Church of the Redeemer parish hall addition, 6211
Northeast 182nd Street, Kenmore, Washington 5 drawings : 2 graphite on bond, 2 ink on bond, 1 reproduction on
bond
Plans and one rendering by Robert L. Durham & Associates
show the parish hall addition at the Church of the Redeemer. The rendering by
Robert L. Durham & Associates has an attached overlay drawn by Terry
showing the addition of the parish hall.
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| M434 | 362 | Furniture 4 sketches : 4 graphite on trace
Sketches of furniture for an unidentified client include chairs,
chest, and cabinetry. One sketch has been stamped with a Terry & Moore
stamp, however it could not be determined whether these drawings were for a
residence or a commercial client or if they related to other projects in the
collection.
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| M434 | 363 | Ralph Nicholson residence alterations 2 drawings : 1 graphite on vellum, 1 reproduction on
bond
2 sketches : 2 graphite on gridded vellum
Terry's drawings for the existing Ralph Nicholson residence. No
other information about this project is available from the drawings.
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| M434 | 364 | Proposed restaurant at 5th Avenue and Taylor Street,
Seattle, Washington 1 drawing : 1 graphite on vellum
Plan with section drawings shows a proposed restaurant space.
Neither the client nor the name of the property could be identified from this
drawing.
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| M434 | 365 | Proposed St. Mark's Cathedral interior remodel, 1245
10th Avenue East, Seattle, Washington 4 sketches : 3 graphite on trace, 1 graphite on vellum
1 photographic reproduction : 1 photographic reproduction on heavy paper
Three perspective sketches and one sketched plan show Terry's
proposed interior remodel for St. Mark's Cathedral in the Capitol Hill
neighborhood of Seattle. Additional photograph reproduction shows the existing
interior. These sketches do not appear to be related to the conceptual design
for the Florence Beach Terry memorial altar that Terry had drawn in 1959.
Drawings pertaining to the memorial altar can be found in the "Terry &
Moore, Nonresidential work" series.
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Subject Terms
- Architects--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Architectural firms--Washington (State)--Seattle
- Architecture, Domestic--Washington (State)--Seattle--Designs and plans
- Architecture, Modern--20th century--Designs and plans
- Architecture--Designs and plans
- Architecture--Northwest, Pacific--History--Sources
- Dwellings--Washington (State)--Seattle--Designs and plans
- Restaurants--United States--Designs and plans
- Visual Materials Collections (University of Washington)
Personal Names
- Terry, Roland--Archives
Geographical Names
- Northwest, Pacific--Buildings, structures, etc.--Designs and plans
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