19 emails from the CCA President's Office from 2018 to 2019. Topics include administrative staffing changes, the National School Walkout on the anniversary of the Parkland mass shooting, the passing of CCA community members, and campus unification updates.
A conversation between former Dean of Architecture David Meckel and two graduates from the first years of the CCAC Architecture program in the 1980s, Peggy Chiang and Tim Perks. Topics include accreditation, the early days of the school, architecture collections in the library, other programs like Interior Design and Furniture, inspiring professors, and the Oakland and San Francisco campuses.
Perham W. Nahl Memorial Garden dedication, CSAC Oakland campus, October 20, 1935.
Highlights, CSAC student publication, approximate date between 1912 and 1922 (determined by school adress)
California School of Arts and Crafts preliminary circular information for the Eighteenth Annual Summer Session, June 23 to August 1, 1924
California College of Arts and Crafts catalog for the 42nd Annual Summer Session, July 6 to August 14, 1924
A PDF version of Studio Gang's web page devoted to the CCA campus redesign of the 2020s. Describes the project, shows early design models and drawings, and related projects. "Studio Gang’s design for CCA’s new unified campus unlocks the potential of art and design education in the twenty-first century. The architecture connects disciplines in new ways through a vibrant indoor-outdoor environment, offering a highly sustainable model for the future of creative practices."
Airplane View (drawing) : verso lists buildings coded with red ink on face
Out door sketch class outside of Treadwell Hall; Christene Malloch McGee (instructor), Heath Anderson 3rd from left. CSAC, Oakland Campus, March 1923
The Carriage House, part of the Treadwell Estate purchased in 1922, was moved and converted to classrooms in the mid 1920s. Frederick Meyer stands in front of the building in this image.