Architect: Leith Bartlett & Partners. Cross-Section no. 31, May 1955.

Architect: R Krastins & Robert G Warren & Partners. Cross-Section no. 152, June 1965.

Architect: Brisbane City Council architect James Birrell. Cross-Section no. 101, Mar 1961.

Architect: Frank R Fox & Associates. Cross-Section no 82, Aug 1959.

Architect: Edwards Madigan & Torzillo. Cross-Section no 118, Aug 1962,

Architect: Fish & Jackson. Cross-Section no 105, July 1961,

Architect: Clarke Gazzard Yeomans. Cross-Section no 126, Apr 1963,

Architect: Figgis & Jefferson. Cross-Section no 29, Mar 1955,

Architect: James Birrell. Cross-Section no 88, Feb 1960,

Two black and white prints of Langlands Park Swimming Pool, kiosk & managers quarters, Brisbane, Qld. Architect: James Birrell. The photograph of the kiosk and swimming pool was published in Cross-Section no 86, Dec 1959,

Six black and white prints of the St Clair Sports Centre, Woodville, SA. One photograph is of the model for the proposed Sports Centre, two are of the Centre in construction and three are of the Centre after the collapse of a concrete block wall which caused considerable damage. Architect and builder: not known and photographer: model and construction Advertiser Newspapers Ltd and wall collapse The News Adelaide. The photograph of the wall collapse showing the extent of damage in some detail was published in Cross-Section no 118, Aug 1962.

One black and white print of an architectural perspective drawing of the proposed new stand at Melbourne Showgrounds, Flemington, Vic. Architect: AC Leith Bartlett & Partners, builder: Clements Langford and photographer: not known. The photograph was published in Cross-Section no 28, Feb 1955.

Three black and white prints of external views of the front of the squash courts, North Adelaide, SA. Architect: Tulloch Vogt & Raffen, builder: AG Fletcher and photographer: not known. One of the photographs was published in Cross-Section no.57, July 1957.

One black and white print of an external view of the additions to the Long Island Country Club, Dandenong Rd, North Frankston, Vic. Architect: Jack Clarke of Clarke Hopkins & Clark, builder: MR Peters & Sons and photographer: Mark Strizic. The photograph was published in Cross-Section no.210, May 1970.

Two black and white prints of Squash Way squash courts, High St, Malvern, Vic. One print is an external view of the frontage and the other is a night time view of the parking available under the structure. Designer: LW Connell, builder: Artisan Construction Ltd and photographer: not known. The photograph of the frontage was published in Cross-Section no. 83, Sept 1959.

One black and white print of the Maccabean League Memorial Sports Centre changing rooms, Mt Yokine, WA. Architect: Architects Associates, builder and photographer: not known. The photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 24, Oct 1954.

Twenty-three black and white prints of the construction of the Fitzroy childrens playground (Fitzroy Playground Project) by fourth year (architecture?) students of the University of Melbourne. The playground was sited opposite the Fitzroy Town Hall. Photographer: Nick Saunders. One photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 212, July 1970.

Victorian State Housing Commission.

Renovations AW purnell & Philip Perarce.

Borland McIntyre J & P Murphy.

Public Works Department.

Public Works Department.

One black and white print of architectural drawings for the canvas canopy supported by guyed pole-frames to be constructed at the intersection of Flinders Street, Spring Street and Wellington Parade for the Melbourne Olympic Games, 1956. Architect: Donald Fulton. A truncated version of the photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 44, June 1956.

One black and white print of an architectural drawing for the hovering triangles to be constructed for the Melbourne Olympic Games, 1956. Architect: John Mockridge. The photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 44, June 1956.

One black and white print of an architectural drawing for the 150 ft pole with strings of coloured spheres to be constructed for the Melbourne Olympic Games, 1956. Architecture student: Alan Nance. The photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 44, June 1956.

One black and white print of an architectural drawing for the inverted umbrella which spins in the breeze to be constructed for the Melbourne Olympic Games, 1956. Architect: John Murphy. The photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 44, June 1956.

One black and white proof sheet containing twelves images of sites of the Seventh British Empire and Commonwealth Games, 1962, held in Perth, WA. Among the images are two of the 'Riverside Lodge', Mounts Bay Rd, Perth, WA. One of these images was published in Cross-Section no. 122, Dec 1962.

Four black and white prints of the Games Village administration building for the Seventh British Empire and Commonwealth Games, 1962, Perth, WA, Architect: Cameron Chisholm & Nicol, builder and photographer: not known. The photograph displaying the signage for the site was published in Cross-Section no. 122, Dec 1962.

Two black and white prints of the Games Village small supermarket for the Seventh British Empire and Commonwealth Games, 1962, Perth, WA, One view is of the building displaying the entrance and the other is an aerial shot of the Village with the supermarket in the foreground. Architect: Cameron Chisholm & Nicol, builder: Mensaros & Thurzo and photographer: not known. The first photograph described was published in Cross-Section no. 122, Dec 1962.

Three black and white prints of the Beatty Park Pool for the Seventh British Empire and Commonwealth Games, 1962, Perth, WA, One is an aerial view of the Pool, the second is an interior view showing the pool and seating and the third is an exterior view of the fenestration. Architect: Perth City Council Architect, builder: HA Doust Pty Ltd and photographer: not known. The first photograph described was published in Cross-Section no. 122, Dec 1962.

Two black and white prints of the pool kiosk and manager's quarters of the Beatty Park Pool for the Seventh British Empire and Commonwealth Games, 1962, Perth, WA, One is a view of the kiosk and the second is an interior view of the manager's living quarters. Architect: Howlett & Bailey, builder: Tola & Power and photographer: not known. The photographs were published in Cross-Section no. 122, Dec 1962.

Eight black and white prints of the Perry Lakes Athletics Stadium for the Seventh British Empire and Commonwealth Games, 1962, Perth, WA, Architect: Perth City Council Architect, builder: E Allwood & Son and photographer: not known. Three of the photographs were published in Cross-Section no. 122, Dec 1962.

One black and white print of the entrance to the Basketball stadium which was used for boxing events at the Seventh British Empire and Commonwealth Games, 1962, Perth, WA. Architect: FGB Hawkins & Desmond Sands, builder: GT Robinson & Co Pty Ltd and photographer: not known. The photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 122, Dec 1962.

One black and white print of the Singapore Turf Club, Bukit Timah, Singapore.. Architect: Iverson Van Sitteren & Partners, builder: Tong Bros Construction Co and photographer: not known. The photograph was published in Cross-Section no. 203, Sept 1969.