Mark Mills Papers

The papers of Architect Mark Mills are comprised of correspondence, legal documents, photographs, architectural drawings and plans, marketing and public relations materials for his practice, and presentation drawings. Architectural plans and drawings for single-family residences, ranging from 1950-1995 make up the bulk of the collection. Entire collection dates between 1939 and 2010. Collection is divided into four series. More information available at: https://oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:/13030/c8zc84d2/

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Interior view of McDonald House - restricted
Local Identifier
175-3-e-06-02-03
Date Created
1975-08-17
Description

Depicts curvatures and ripples in ceiling with I-beam running center, fireplace, and woman sitting, McDonald Residence, The Herald Weekend Magazine article

[Elevation, Doman Moon Chapel]
Local Identifier
175-3-f-08-02-03
Date Created
1967
Description

A reproduction copy of the elevation drawing for Mark Mills' Doman Moon Chapel for the Liturgical Arts Society. This image is reproduced from an original drawing that is located in Flat File 213 Folder 6, which is where the description came from.

[Ground Floor Floor Plan, Doman Moon Chapel]
Local Identifier
175-3-f-08-02-01
Date Created
1967
Description

A reproduction copy of the ground floor floor plan drawing for Mark Mills' Doman Moon Chapel for the Liturgical Arts Society. This image is reproduced from an original drawing that is located in Flat File 213 Folder 6, which is where the description came from.

Farrar Copper Spine House, floor plan, sheet no. 2
Local Identifier
175-4-c-ff214-04-02
Date Created
1965-01
Description

Earth Work: Location of structure must be approved by architect and owner before doing work. Remove vegetation on area covered by building but protect adjacent vegetation. Excavation for footing shall be sufficiently deep to provide footing for uniform rock bearing. All fills within the building area shall set & tamped in not over 6'' water soaked layers. Plumbing: examine existing waterline to servants quarters. Install shock absorber gennie and pressure reducing valve. Make every effort to prevent water noises. Where pipes pass through building materials allow adequate clearance for insulation. Cut all vents 4'' above roof. Install septic tank and drain field as shown on Sh. No. 1 and in accordance with local plumbing laws and standard plumbing code. Floor drains under washing machine & house entry.

Farrar Copper Spine House, floor plan, sheet no. 3
Local Identifier
175-c-ff214-04-03
Date Created
1968-01
Description

House for Mr. & Mrs. Philip Farrar + A Proposed Addition Electrical Work: examine the electrical service & wiring of the existing servants quarters. Make the necessary changes to provide for the added electrical requirements of new construction and as required by local electrical code. Size of conductors shall be such that drop in potential under quarters. Consult with architect before locating meter, main switch box, circuit panel, outlets & switches. Th car-arborium entrance door shall have an electrically operated latch with control button at bed side and in kitchen, in addition the door shall have the usual keyed latch hardware plus a bell button with operated manually. Car Door Heating: 220 Volt baseboard & wall radiant glass heaters

[Section, Doman Moon Chapel]
Local Identifier
175-3-f-08-02-02
Date Created
1967
Description

A reproduction copy of the section drawing for Mark Mills' Doman Moon Chapel for the Liturgical Arts Society. This image is reproduced from an original drawing that is located in Flat File 213 Folder 6, which is where the description came from.

'Shell House' in Pebble Beach, CA
Local Identifier
175-4-e-11-55-01
Description

Mark Mills, Shell House, Pebble Beach, Al Weber. / O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. James [Shell House], residential, Al Weber photographs, Pebble Beach undated

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