William F. Cody Papers 2

The William F. Cody Papers 2 (MS0163) contains personal papers, student work, awards, architectural drawings and plans, office records, marketing and public relations materials, presentation drawings, photographs, correspondence, and project files from the architect's estate, acquired through purchase from his daughter in 2008-09. A related collection, donated to Cal Poly before this one, can be accessed at: https://digital.lib.calpoly.edu/rekl-cody-ms007.

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Elevation studies
Local Identifier
163-4-c-ff199-01-02
Date Created
1947 (year uncertain)
Description

This may be the Pace-setter house for Cliff May in Palm Springs, 1947. It includes a section drawing featuring the patio and lanai, a front elevation, and two side elevations.

Hinkle elevations
Local Identifier
163-4-c-ff087-06-02
Date Created
1960 (year uncertain)
Description

Hinkle residence, elevations 1-8 and chimney and barbeque [barbecue] sections.

Proposed church for St. Theresa Parish
Local Identifier
163-4-c-ff202-06-01
Date Created
1966 to 1968
Description

Church building, bell tower (with three bells), reflection pool, and covered walkway are included in the drawing. Reverend M. J. Nolan is identified as the church's pastor.

Master plan, St. Theresa Parish, Palm Springs, Calif.
Local Identifier
163-4-c-ff202-07-01
Date Created
1966 to 1968
Description

Site is situated between Ramon Rd., Compadre Rd., and Vaquero Rd., and includes a multi-purpose gymnasium; church building with sanctuary, chapels, shrines, baptistry and other features; a rectory; an athletic field; a convent; and a school campus. The plan calls for a school that can accommodate 800 students, a church building with 900 seats, and parking lots that can hold 302 cars.

Typical exterior [copy transparency]
Local Identifier
163-4-b-78-01-10
Date Created
1970 to 1973
Description

An elevation rendering of a residential building, to scale. The building features 4 parking spaces, 3 of which are occupied in the drawing. There appears to be 2 levels of the building, and two people can be seen on the second level.

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