File consists of memos and correspondence between campus contacts, architects Shore & Moffat and Partners, and other vendors related to the construction of Arts II. Exchanges include details and logistics about building specifications, costs, tenders, fixtures, land grading, and related work issues. Of note is mention of pedestrian and service tunnels between Arts II and other buildings in the vicinity.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.View of Arts II seen from the west.
University of Waterloo. Central Photographic.Also shows Arts Library under construction.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Also shows Arts Library under construction.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Also shows Arts Library under construction.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.View across foundations to Modern Languages behind
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Also shows Arts Library under construction.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Also shows Arts Library under construction.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Also shows Arts Library under construction.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Also shows Arts Library under construction.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Also shows Arts Library under construction.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Also shows Arts Library under construction.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Also shows Arts Library under construction.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Also shows Arts Library under construction with crane on library and foundation in foreground.
University of Waterloo. Plant Operations.Photographs likely taken during the official ceremony dedicating the Arts II building as the Isaiah Bowman Building of the Social Sciences on October 26, 1967. Includes images of several unidentified individuals at the event speaking at a podium and unveiling a framed picture of Bowman and a plaque.
Images of a framed photograph of Isaiah Bowman hung on a brick wall in the Isaiah Bowman Building for Environmental Studies (now Environment I).
Images of the Quad and Isaiah Bowman Building of the Social Sciences (now Environment I) likely taken from the roof of the Dana Porter Library.