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        [Loose papers]
        CJA-RES-AL-B17-R1-4 · File · 1990
        Part of Charles Jencks Archive
        Bundle of documents found loose on the shelf. Includes:
        -Letter from the Overseas Operation Dept at Kisho Kurakawa Architect & Associate sending photos, drawings and plans of The Sporting Club at Illinois Center, Chicago and a book titled 'Japan 1991: An International Comparison'
        -photos, summary data sheet and computer-printed drawings of The Sporting Club, Illinois Center, Chicago
        Rem Chicago
        CJA-RES-AL-DL-10-4 · File
        Part of Charles Jencks Archive
        Yellow plastic slide box with yellow lid, annotated 'Rem Porto 3' in red ink.
        Rem Lille Seattle
        CJA-RES-AL-DL-10-9 · File
        Part of Charles Jencks Archive
        Yellow plastic slide box with transparent lid, annotated 'Seattle' in red ink, 'Lille' in black ink, and 'Rem' in black ink over red ink.
        Boston Art
        CJA-RES-AL-DL-16-5 · File
        Part of Charles Jencks Archive
        Yellow plastic Kodak box containing slides, annotated 'Boston Art' in faded green ink.
        Grand Canyon
        CJA-RES-AL-DL-16-8 · File
        Part of Charles Jencks Archive
        White plastic box with white lid containing slides, annotated 'Grand Canyon', in faded red ink.
        AIR VIEWS
        CJA-RES-AL-DL-17-3 · File
        Part of Charles Jencks Archive
        Yellow plastic box containing slides annotated 'AIR VIEWS', in green ink, 'LONDON, PARIS, NEW YORK' also in green ink, 'San Fransisco in black ink, and 'USA fractals' in blue ink.