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William F. Cody Papers 2

Description

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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Local Identifier
163-3-c-15-11-01
Date Created
1951 (year uncertain)
Description

Clipping with the caption: 'Distinctive architecture - Beautifully designed is the new Atikian Building on South Palm Canyon Drive. It is one of the many notable designed by William F. Cody, prominent local architect. Mr. Cody, member of the American Institute of Architects, has to his credit such handsome homes as those of Wm. Perlberg and Dorothy Levin, and among commercial buildings, new structures at Thunderbird Ranch and the Del Marcos Hotel.'

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163_spc_00000141
Date Created
1947
Description

Four cars are pictured in front of the Hotel del Marcos in 1947.

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163-3-c-15-27-01
Date Created
1964-06-18
Description

Front page article and accompanying map related to the 'Valley Wide Center,' which is described in the article as a 'William F. Cody development'.

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163_spc_00000046
Date Created
1967-04-23
Description

Issue of the Los Angeles Times 'Home' magazine from April 23, 1967 featuring "Six Pages of Beautiful Swimming Pools". Spread featuring the Avery pool and Shamel pool.

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163_spc_00000004
Date Created
1952-11-30
Description

Los Angeles Times newspaper article detailing the opening of L'Horizon.

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163-4-a-71-03-03
Description

Residential interior with black and white tile

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163-4-a-71-03-02
Description

Caption reads: 'The facade (below) incorporates a store set back at an angle from the property, and a cantilevered, copper-faced balcony. Black Dex-O-Tex, a neoprene rubber product, covers the front of roof deck and face of balcony railing. Cantilevered masonry stairway leads to rental property. The north garden beyond the entrance door (above left) is paved with black concrete disks in moss (above).'

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163-4-b-76-14-01
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Rendering of the Desert Bel Air Residential Complex by architect William F. Cody. This image was pieced together by three 4 in. X 5 in. color transparency reproductions of the original drawing. The size of the original drawing is 33 in. X 105 in.

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163-3-d-18-02-01
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Transparency photograph of the Eldorado Country Club

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163-3-d-18-04-01
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Transparency image of Cannon Residence

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163-3-d-18-01-01
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Transparency photograph of the Eldorado Country Club.

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163-3-d-18-06-01
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Transparency image of Driggs Residence

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163-4-b-77-26-01
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Caption Reads: 'Malibu Church - Public. Malibu. Architect: William F. Cody, contractor: Parr Construction Company, completed: 1949. This building is of exposed wood constructed with laminated trusses and an overhang acting as a shelter. It is a simple, contemporary solution which fits well into the environment. The pastor will exhibit this building.'

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163-4-b-72-24-03
Description

Copy negative of an unidentified residence. Was filed with copy negatives of drawings of the Western Savings and Loan in Phoenix. This is a residential elevation. It's likely for Desert Bel Air Estates, Altamira Drive, Indian Wells. There are 6 homes next door to each other of 3 floor plans; A,B and C. Plans could be flipped making the 6 homes.

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163-3-d-18-07-01
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Transparency image of Western Savings

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163-4-a-71-03-04
Description

Caption in part reads: 'The showroom fireplace gleams even when there is no fire, for is framed with polished brass and contains a ribbed grate beaded with brass balls that may be removed for polishing.'