Students putting together an architectural model.

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.913
• Unidad documental simple
• circa 1990

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

A model of abstract form containing architectural elements.

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.2523
• Unidad documental simple
• circa 1990

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

A rendering of a chair and equipment to be used by the Red Cross for blood donations by Tetsuo Kadonaga (PROD 1990).

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.2727
• Unidad documental simple
• 1989 March

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

A rendering of a chair and equipment to be used by the Red Cross for blood donations by Tetsuo Kadonaga (PROD 1990).

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.2728
• Unidad documental simple
• 1989 March

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

A model demonstrating architectural expression of structural principle by Patrick Helmer (ENVL 1993). A silver metal base with curved pieces of wood on it along with rectangular pieces of glass or plastic piercing the top section of the curved wood.

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.2506
• Unidad documental simple
• 1988 Summer

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

A model of a sundial by David Nakabayashi (PROD 1989).

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.2505
• Unidad documental simple
• 1988 Summer

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

A chair that is ergonomic to support the back and connected to a desktop that has a keyboard and screen.

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.2504
• Unidad documental simple
• circa 1987

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

A model of a building to show a sculpture installation for Honda by Robert K. Durrant (ENVL 1987). The sculpture was designed for a competition sponsored by Honda. Durrant was the first place winner.

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.2538
• Unidad documental simple
• 1987 Summer

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

A stainless steel, aluminum, and Mylar sculpture designed by Robert K. Durrant (ENVL 1987) for Honda's new corporate headquarters in Torrance, California. The sculpture was designed for a competition sponsored by Honda. Durrant was the first place winner. This image shows the sculpture hanging in Honda's corporate headquarters.

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.2539
• Unidad documental simple
• 1987 Summer

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

A final presentation with drawings and models for the Weber Aircraft sponsored project. Instructors for the project were Gaylord Eckles and Fred Toerge.

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.2737
• Unidad documental simple
• 1987 Spring

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

A model of a seat for the Weber Aircraft sponsored project. Instructors for the project were Gaylord Eckles and Fred Toerge.

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.2740
• Unidad documental simple
• 1987 Spring

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

Students in a classroom listening as a student gives her presentation with drawings and an architectural model.

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.891
• Unidad documental simple
• circa 1987

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)

Two students are placing miniature seating in a model.

• 24-RG 24.02-2004.20.893
• Unidad documental simple
• circa 1987

Parte deEnvironmental Design Department

Unknown (photographer)