Collection Summary
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo, 1902-
Hugo Leipziger-Pearce
(1902-1998) Manuscript material, photographs, Community and regional
planning
1920-(1955-1978)-1990
HUGO Accession number(s): 1987010, 1998013, 2000017,
2000021, 2000022
16 linear feet of
manuscript material, 104 photographs, and negatives
Alexander Architectural Archive,
University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas at
Austin.
Professor Hugo
Leipziger-Pearce (1902-1998), established the Community and Regional Planning
Program at the University of Texas at Austin, and worked as an independent
planning consultant in Texas and Germany. In this collection, correspondence,
job files, printed material, maps, photographs, and audiovisual items chronicle
the urban planning and academic careers of Hugo Leipziger-Pearce.
Materials are in
English and German.
Biographical Sketch of Hugo Leipziger-Pearce (1902-1998)
Hugo Leipziger-Pearce was born on December 8, 1902, the son of a
court-appointed expert on furniture and interiors of castles and the numerous
manor houses in Silesia and neighboring Poland. Early on, he was introduced not
only to beautiful interiors and to architecture in general but also to famous
architect Hans Poelzig. Poelzig, until 1916, was the Director of the Art
Academy in Breslau [the precursor to the Bauhaus]. After finishing the "Real
Gymnasium" Hugo Leipziger-Pearce was enrolled in the Art Academy, where he was
the student of several notable German architects of the time, including August
Engell, Otto Mueller, and Adolph Rading.
In the 1920's, Leipziger-Pearce traveled and studied at the University
of Hamburg studying art history and economics. While Leipziger-Pearce never
completed any official course of study, an examination made later in the US
determined that his studies were the equivalent of a Master's degree. He was
admitted to the German Institute of Architects in 1927.
In 1927 Leipziger-Pearce returned to Breslau to open a practice with a
colleague, Gerhard Schonborn. His first commission was a housing group with 64
units in Namslau. This was the beginning of mass housing, which would become
the theme of his life: housing for everyone in a city for everyone.
In 1934 he accepted a position with an architectural firm Stephenson
and Turner in Australia. His design for the firm's Women's Hospital in
Melbourne, which Sir Arthur Stephenson wrote in 1955, "is still regarded as an
outstanding instance of contemporary design," was prize-winning. His work in
Melbourne brought him to New York to complete work on the Australian Pavilion
at the 1939 World's Fair.
It was in New York that Leipziger-Pearce was given the unique
opportunity to come to The University of Texas at Austin to develop a
curriculum in city and regional planning. Leipziger-Pearce arrived at the
University in 1939 and stayed until his retirement in 1974, with a brief stay
in Germany from 1950-51, where the US State Department appointed him a "Special
Consultant" to the US High Commissioner for the former American Zone. During
his long tenure at UT Austin, Leipziger-Pearce initiated the Program in
Community and Regional Planning and directed it for 19 years. He also worked
with the Urban Planning Assistance Progam for Texas.
Hugo Leipziger-Pearce died on July 13, 1998.
Sources: "Portrait of Hugo Leipziger-Pearce" by Dr. Gert Kalher,
Architectural Critic, Hamburg, Germany from Der
Architekt (Journal of the German Institute of Architects), May 1992.
Translated by Hugo and Martha Leipziger-Pearce
Acosta, Teresa Palomo. "In Memoriam: Hugo Leipziger-Pearce"
http://www.utexas.edu/faculty/council/2000-2001/memorials/AMR/Leipziger/leipziger.html
Scope and Content of the collection
Correspondence, printed material, maps, photographs, and audio visual
items (1920-(1955-1978)-1990) chronicle the urban planning and academic careers
of Hugo Leipziger-Pearce.
The papers offer significant information about architecture courses at
the University of Texas School of Architecture (UTSOA), focusing on community
and regional planning, and urban planning education in general. The Oral
Interview Series consists of a transcript and supporting documents. The
interview documents Leipziger-Pearce's arrival in the United States and
highlights his professional accomplishments.
The Printed Material Series contains the majority of writings by
Leipziger-Pearce as well as articles and seminar proceedings he collected on
the subjects of urban planning, urban problems, housing, and the environment.
Brochures in the collection include published studies and master plans for
several metropolitan areas in the United States and Europe. Many of
Leipziger-Pearce's publications are available through the Architecture and
Planning Library.
Leipziger-Pearce's professional planning activities documented in the
files include Irving, Texas; Fort Worth City Center; the Lower Rio Grande
Valley and projects in Germany. Many planning projects were done in conjunction
with courses at UTSOA and involve student participation.
Photographs show aerial views of United States cities and historic
sites in Mexico and Peru. Alamo Area Council of Governments (AACOG) material in
the Slide and Film Series represents the joint effort of AACOG and the UT
Planning Department to develop multi-media and film presentations in areas of
community and regional planning. These projects analyze area planning problems,
establishing goals and a framework in which to achieve them. Presentations were
done in conjunction with seminars aimed at increasing public interest in urban
planning.
Two Films, One-Third of a Dream and
Planning Versus or For the Individual were
produced at UT. The latter is supplemented with a publication of the same name
by Leipziger-Pearce. Material in this series has not been previewed and the
contents of many items are unknown.
Other Finding Aids
Unpublished inventory in Archive.
References to works by or about Hugo Leipziger-Pearce
(1902-)
Kahler, Dr. Gert. "Portrait of Hugo
Leipziger-Pearce." Der Architekt (May
1992)
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "An Account of the
Research into Low-Cost Housing Units on Open Public Corridors."
Wohnungswirtschaft, 1931.
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo.The Architectonic City in the Americas. Austin:
University of Texas Press, 1944.
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Architecture as a
Political Weapon." The Journal of the American Institute
of Architects (November 1950).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Architecture in the
Americas, Its Significant Forms and Values." Inter
American Intellectual Interchange - Institute of Latin American Studies
University of Texas, 1943.
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. Capital Improvement Program for Irving, Texas. Austin:
University of Texas Press, 1960.
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "The City, the Housing
and the Community Plan." Municipal Studies no. 19
and Engineering Research Series no. 34 of the
University of Texas (October 8, 1942).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. City-Planning, Housing-The First Line of Advance.
Austin: University of Texas Press, 1940 (1941).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. Development Plan for Mercedes, Texas. Mercedes: City
Planning Commission, 1958.
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Housing and City
Planning, The First Line of Advance. Part One." Journal
for Architecture, Engineering, and Industry (1941).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Housing and City
Planning, The First Line of Advance. Part One." Southwestern Social Science Quarterly (1941).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Housing at the
Crossroads." Bulletin of the School of Design (May
1952).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "The Lesser of Two
Evils." Wohnungswirtschaft (1930).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Der Mensch in der
Region, in der Stadt, in der Wohnung." T A G S
5,-7 (Jahrgang, April 1959).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Modern Architecture
Needs a Frame of Reference." Journal of Architecture,
Engineering and Industry 10 (Spring 1959).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "The Planner as an
Educated Man." Planning (1947).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Quality Control in
City Building." Journal of Architecture, Engineering and
Industry 6 (January 1944).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Regional Planning and
the Interdisciplinary University." Image
(1966).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Regional Planning is
Essential." Texas Cities and the Population Explosion -
School of Journalism; the Public Affairs Reporting Program University of
Texas at Austin no. 2 (1961).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Roots and Directions
of Organic Architecture." The Texas Quarterly
(Spring 1960).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Toward a New Day in
Public Housing." Wohnungswirtschaft
(1928).
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo. "Urgent Need to Plan
Balanced Land Uses." Trinity Valley Progress
(November/December 1962).
A related collection is located at the German Architecture Museum,
Frankfurt Germany.
Index Terms
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the
University of Texas Online Catalog. Researchers desiring materials about
related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these
headings.
Creator (persons):
Leipziger-Pearce, Hugo,
1902- --Archives.
Organizations:
University of Texas at
Austin. School of Architecture.
University of Texas at
Austin. Graduate Program in Community and Regional Planning
Subjects:
Schools of
architecture--Texas--Faculty.
Architecture--Study and
teaching--Texas.
City
planning--Texas.
Master plans.
Geographical:
Texas--City planning.
Document types:
Architectural
drawings.
City planning
drawings.
Planning
drawings.
Restrictions on Access
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flatten rolled materials. Portions of this collection are not processed and may
not be accessible. Nitrate photographic material may be restricted use
only.
Restrictions on Use
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Policy.
Preferred Citation
Hugo Leipziger-Pearce (1902-) Manuscript material, photographs,
(1920-(1955-1978)-1990) Community and Regional Planning, Alexander
Architectural Archive, University of Texas Libraries, The University of Texas
at Austin
Processing Information
Drawings processed by: Kathy Martinson,
February 1993.
This collection is not completely processed. Please contact staff
regarding access to unprocessed material.
Detailed Description of the Collection
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in
the collection.
Series A: Personal Papers
Series Abstract
The Personal Papers series includes records generally created
outside of the creator's professional sphere. The Leipziger-Pearce personal
papers series includes biographical information, award nominations, notebooks
and other materials. Sub-series A1: Oral Interviews includes A1a: Oral
Interview by Robert Cornish (6/18/1981) transcripts, notes and biographical
information relating to an interview that documents Leipziger-Pearce's arrival
in the United States and highlights his professional accomplishments; and A1b
Oral interview by Betty Gibbons (8/8/1992). Sub-series A2: Correspondence
(1942-1990) contains material relating to business operations, UT School of
Architecture (SOA), and personal matters. Other correspondence is filed with
the appropriate project or subject.
1
1
Resume:
1920-1966
1
2
List of Publications
1
3
Notebooks
1
4
Donation to UT,
1975-1977
1
5
Guide to file set-up
1
6
[List of illustrations for Hugo's book]
1
7
Notes from conversation with Hugo,
1988
1
8
Sketches of Hugo - not signed
1
9
Phi Kappa Phi - Membership certificate
21
1
Stockholm Competition Program #9669 (See Series J:
Drawings)
1
10
Stockholm Competition photo reproductions
1
11
[Work in Germany]
1
12
Lists of names and addresses
1
13
Nomination for 1971 Distinguished Service Award,
American Institute of Planners (AIP), Gulf SW Chapter - contains resume,
correspondence, and publicity
1
14
Nomination for Distinguished Service Award, AIP -
contains film-related material
Series A1: Oral Interviews
Subseries A1-a: Interview by Robert Cornish: June 18,
1981
20
1
Transcript and background material,
June 18,
1981
20
2
Biographical information
20
3
Notes 1-22
20
4
Note 23
20
5
Notes 25-40 (See Series XX: Photographs)
20
6
Note 41
20
7
Appendix 1-6
Subseries A1-b: Interview by Betty Gibbons: August 8,
1992
20
8
Index
audio
Cassette 1
audio
Cassette 2
audio
Cassette 3
audio
Cassette 4
audio
Cassette 5
Series A2: Correspondence
Series Abstract
The series contains material relating to business, UT School of
Architecture (SOA), and personal matters. Other correspondence is filed with
the appropriate project or subject.
1
15
[Undated.]
1
16
General,
1942-1948
1
17
General,
1950-1954
1
18
General,
1955-1959
1
19
General,
1960-1964
1
20
General,
1965-1969
2
1
General,
1970-1978
2
2
General,
1985, 1989,
1990
2
3
In German - includes printed material
2
4
UTSOA, Director selection,
1955-1963
2
5
Salary contraversy UTSOA,
1964-1965
2
6
Ford Foundation Grants/Fellowships for Community and
Regional Planning program (CRP) at UT,
1960-1961
2
7
25th Anniversary at UT,
1964
2
8
Corpus Christi Arts and Sciences Center,
1959-1962
2
9
Office of the High Commissioner for Germany, Re: Hugo's
appointment - includes printed material,
1951
2
10
Arenas, Claudio, visiting professor at UTSOA,
1967-1972
2
11
Canaan, Doris, includes printed material on Monaco and
D. Canaan's appointment as Consul of Monaco for the State of Texas (See Series
H: Photographs)
1972-1974
2
12
Canaan, Gershon, includes Texas Senate resolution
commending Canaan Honorary Consul to Germany and printed material,
1972-1981
2
13
Coltman, Peter, Master's degree candidate at UTSOA,
1962-1968
2
14
Horsbrugh, Patrick,
1962-1967
2
15
Skeler, E. F., includes resume and article in German,
1950-1954
Series B: Administrative and teaching material from
UTSOA
Series Abstract
The series Administrative and Teaching Material from the
University of Texas School of Architecture (UTSOA) is made up of three
sub-series. Sub-series B1: UTSOA Material (1951-1985) includes memos, reports,
printed material, notes and resumes. It also contains documents on visiting
professor Elmar Zepf and records of recognition by the American Institute of
Planners and Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning. Sub-series B2:
Course Material (1947-1980) contains lectures, articles, general class
material, and class problems. Sub-Series B3: Student Material (1951-1978) is
made up of rosters, award materials and student reports.
Series B1 UTSOA material
21
2
History of the UT system
3
1
Memo to Dean Candidates, describes Austin area, UT,
UTSOA and education issues,
1967
3
2
Report to the National Architectural Accrediting Board,
1958
3
3
UTSOA faculty and staff rosters,
1970 &
1974;
3
3
Dean's Council roster,
1974
3
4
Teacher Qualification Study UT,
1953-1954
3
5
Teaching load report for Hugo,
1971-1972
3
5
faculty status,
1956
3
6
Graduate Studies Catalog UTSOA,
1983-1985
3
7
Curriculum UTSOA, supply list,
1949
3
8
Curriculum, memos, meeting summaries,
1967-1974
3
9
Newsletters, speaker announcements
3
10
Professional Residency Program, UTSOA
3
11
Commencement Reception Programs, UTSOA,
1962, 1964,
1965
3
12
Alumni Association material,
1951 &
1954
3
13
Harris, H.H., resignation statement and introductory
speech for Lon Tinkle
3
14
Professional Resumes - Gallery, John Andrew; Burnett,
Charles; Arenas, Claudio; Rosenbloom, Sandra
3
15
Hazard, William R. - resume
3
16
Frey, Walter - resume
3
17
Rogers, William B. - resume and transcript
3
18
Smith, Kenneth Duane - resume
3
19
Zepf, Elmar, visiting professor UTSOA, includes printed
material (some in German), biography, and speeches,
1966
3
20
Community and Regional Planning UTSOA -
history
3
21
3 articles - "History of Planning Education in Texas,"
"History of Graduate Planning Program at UT," "Case History of
Interdepartmental Graduate Planning, Planning Program Since 1950"
3
22
Report on Graduate Programs in City & Regional
Planning by Hugo
3
23
Planning Programs in other universities
4
1
Planning Education articles
4
2
Committee on Community and Regional Planning, reports
and correspondence,
1953-1962
4
3
Community and Regional Planning Program UTSOA,
correspondence and memos,
1951-1965
4
4
Community and Regional Planning Program UTSOA,
correspondence, and printed material,
1966-1978
4
5
American Institute of Planners (AIP) and Association of
Collegiate Schools of Planning Recognition of UT Planning Program,
1959-1978
4
6
Center for Urban and Regional Studies, proposal and
estimated budget,
1965
4
7
Environment Studies at UT, proposals and questionnaires,
1967-1970
Series B2: Course Material
21
3
Lecture [by Hugo] - handwritten
4
8
Lectures and articles
4
9
Lectures and articles
4
10
Articles
5
1
Articles
5
2
Articles
5
3
"Breakthrough" - Public housing presentation
[196?]
5
4
Community planning for citizen participation,
1951-1969
5
5
"Outline for Community Industrial Inventory," Texas
Engineering Experiment Station,
nd
5
6
"Postwar Reconstruction in Western Europe"
5
7
"State Planning in the US" - bibliography
5
8
Geography 337, Professor C.S. Davies, class outline and
bibliography,
1972
5
9
Class material,
nd
5
10
Class material, Visiting Lectureship, North Carolina
State,
1951-1952
5
11
Class material,
1947-1959
5
12
Class material,
1966-1969
5
13
Class material,
1970-1980
5
14
Class problems,
nd
5
15
Class problems,
1940-1949
5
16
Class problems,
1950-1960
5
17
Class problems,
1962-1967
6
1
Class problem, City Center Sector, Fort Worth, Texas
(See Series H: Photographs)
1969
Series B3: Student Material
6
2
Student rosters, directory, memos,
1951-1978
6
3
Reynolds Aluminum Prize Student Award, includes
correspondence, printed material, and clippings,
1962-1963
6
4
Student Awards: Texas Architectural Foundation,
1962
6
5
Reports
6
6
Report: "Manufactured Housing Study UT and University of
Virginia 1970"
6
7
Report: "Geologist's Role in Planning of a New Town,"
Thomas Clark,
1971
6
8
Report: "Report of Georgetown, Texas," Vural Dolan,
nd
6
9
Report: "Planning Typical Texas Small City,"
nd
6
10
Report: "New Towns in Five European Cities," class
report from study abroad
Series C: Urban Planning Projects
Series Abstract
The Urban Planning Projects series is divided into two
sub-series: those involving Leipziger-Pearce and his students or consulting
firm (C1, 1948-1970), and those that do not involve Leipziger-Pearce (C2,
1944-1972). Both sub-series are arranged alphabetically by project location.
(Note: UTSOA student participation documented throughout
series.)
Series C1: Projects involving Hugo's consulting business
or Hugo's students
6
11
Projects in Germany - includes Constructa Exhibit,
Hannover
6
12
Amerika Haus Project, Hugo served as Consultant in
Architecture, Housing and City Planning to the US Information Centers in West
Germany. Includes correspondence, report, memos, and clippings. (See Series H:
Photographs)
1950-1951
6
13
Burnet Plan, Burnet, Texas - American Legion
Questionnaires
6
14
Burnet Plan
7
1
"Economic Survey of Burnet, Texas," thesis by Paul H.
Rigby,
1948
7
2
Dallas, Texas - Central Business District,
1956
7
3
Fort Worth, Texas - City Center Sector Planning
Project
7
4
Fort Worth - City Center Sector Planning Project,
1969-1970
7
5
Galveston, Texas - Galveston Bay Area Water Pollution
Project,
1966
7
6
Harlingen, Texas - includes Master City Plan
7
7
Irving, Texas - UTSOA student inspection trip,
1967
7
8
Irving, Texas - city maps
7
9
Irving, Texas - population information
8
1
Irving, Texas - correspondence,
1955-1956
8
2
Irving, Texas - correspondence,
1957
8
3
Irving, Texas - correspondence,
1958
8
4
Irving, Texas - correspondence,
1959
8
5
Irving, Texas - correspondence,
1960
8
6
Irving, Texas - correspondence,
1960-1963
8
7
Irving, Texas - correspondence,
1967
8
8
Irving, Texas - clippings
8
9
Irving, Texas - administrative file
8
10
Irving, Texas - economic information
8
11
Irving, Texas - Champion Home Town
Contest, Chairman's Working Manual, sponsored by Georgia Power Community
Development Division,
1954
8
12
Irving, Texas - subdivision information (suggested) 2
and 3
8
13
Irving, Texas - proposed subdivision ordinance,
1957
8
14
Irving, Texas - proposed land subdivision ordinance,
October 1962
8
15
Irving, Texas - proposed zoning ordinance,
February, 1963
8
16
Irving, Texas - contracts,
1958-1959
9
1
Irving, Texas - Comprehensive
Development Plan First Progress Report,
October 1958
9
2
Irving, Texas - Preliminary
Comprehensive Development Plan,
April, 1959
9
3
Irving, Texas - Comprehensive
Development Plan: Second Progress Report,
January, 1959
9
4
Irving, Texas - Comprehensive
Development for School and Park Report,
September,
1959
9
5
Irving, Texas - Comprehensive
Development: Central Business District and Civic Center Core Plan Parking,
November, 1959
9
6
Irving, Texas - Comprehensive
Development Thoroughfare Plan,
December, 1959
9
7
Irving, Texas - Comprehensive
Development Zoning Districts and Future Land Uses,
March, 1960
9
8
Irving, Texas - Comprehensive
Development Capital Improvements Program,
May, 1960
9
9
Irving, Texas - Comprehensive
Development Public Utilities: Proposed Subdivision Regulations,
June, 1960
9
10
Irving, Texas - Capital
Improvements Comprehensive Development Plan,
June, 1960
9
11
Irving, Texas - Comprehensive
Development Plan,
July, 1960
9
12
Irving, Texas - Comprehensive
Development Summary,
September,
1960
10
1
Laredo, Texas - Urban Renewal Survey and Planning Stage,
includes correspondence,
1958-1959
22
1
Laredo, Texas - Urban Renewal Project Advance Survey and
Planning Fund Application
22
2
Laredo, Texas - Laredo Housing
Survey - includes correspondence and portions of Mercedes
Survey
10
2
Laredo, Texas - Report on
Population and Economic Base, and Planning and
Traffic Administration
10
3
Los Angeles - Bunker Hill Urban
Renewal Project Tentative Plan
10
4
Lower Rio Grande Valley Project,
1957
10
5
Lower Rio Grande Valley Project,
1966
22
3
Lower Rio Grande Valley Project
22
4
Water and the Lower Rio Grande
Valley - [project summary #2]
22
5
Population Estimates
(Lower Rio Grande Valley) - [project summary #3]
22
6
Transportation in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley - [project summary #4]
22
7
Report and Land Use Sketch Plan for the Lower Rio Grande
Valley, [1 of 2]
1957
22
8
Report and Land Use Sketch Plan for the Lower Rio Grande
Valley, [2 of 2]
1957
22
9
Mercedes, Laredo, and San Benito Texas - [project
summary #1]
22
10
Mercedes, Texas
10
6
Development Plan Lower Rio Grande Valley Mercedes,
Texas,
1958
10
7
Mercedes, Texas
10
8
San Angelo, Texas - Master City
Plan and contract with Wyatt C. Hedrick
10
9
San Antonio, Texas - Hemisfair
10
10
San Antonio, Texas - Housing Model Cities Program and
Housing Authority
10
11
San Benito, Texas
10
12
San Benito, Texas - A Workable
Program for Urban Renewal in San Benito, Texas,
June, 1957
10
13
Victoria, Texas
10
14
US Government - Census material from Social Science
Research Council
10
15
US Government - Nature of United
States - Mexico Border Development
Series C2: Urban Planning Projects - Not involving
Hugo
11
1
Alamo Area Council of Governments Environmental Corridor Study
11
2
Amistad Lake, Mexico
11
3
Aransas Pass, Texas - Comprehensive Development Plan
21
4
Austin, Texas - Downtown Austin Plan
11
4
Bastrop, Texas - Industrial
Survey
11
5
Castroville, Texas - pilot project Alamo Area Council of
Governments (AACOG)
11
6
Corpus Christi Arts and Sciences Center - student
project,
1959-1962
11
7
Dennison, Texas - Dennison Dam (See Series H:
Photographs)
11
8
East Texas and Rio Grande Valley - An Exploratory Proposal for a Study of Human Resources in
Relation to Community Development in Selected Towns.... Graduate student
project,
1962
11
9
El Paso, Texas - includes city reports, plan, and
map
11
10
Georgetown, Texas
21
5
Georgetown, Texas - Urban Renewal Agency of the City of
Georgetown, General Neighborhood Renewal Plan Application, August 9,
1967
11
11
Indian Dunes State Park - Dunes Fixation
Program
11
12
Matagorda, Texas
21
6
Monahans State Park - includes Master Plan for White
Sands National Monument
11
13
New Braunfels, Texas - Master Plan by Giesecke, Kuehne
and Brooks Architects,
1944
12
1
St. John's Project - Graduate student project,
1970
12
2
Texas Land Resource Management Program Study,
1972
12
3
Texas State Parks - Reports
12
4
Trinity River - clippings
12
5
Trinity River - Regional Planning
Study of the Trinity River Basin, Texas - Graduate student project,
1966
12
6
Trinity River - Maps and meeting notice
12
7
Trinity River - publication Trinity Valley Progress,
May-June 1969
21
7
Trinity River - Summary of Environmental Considerations
Relative to the Trinity River and Tributaries, Texas and meeting
notices
Series D: Professional Association Files
Series Abstract
The Professional Association Files series contains information on
a wide variety of professional associations, both in Texas and nationwide
(1946-1970). The series is arranged alphabetically by association name.
Sub-series D1: Conference and Seminar Material (1940-1986) contains programs
and other material from conferences and seminars organized chronologically. See
also Series B1 for material regarding recognition of the UTSOA program.
12
8
Professional Cooperation in
Environmental Design (a guide),
1966
12
9
Alamo Area Council of Governments (AACOG),
1968-1970
12
10
American Institute of Architects - Austin Chapter,
1976
12
11
American Institute of Planners (AIP),
1967-1970
12
12
AIP Fiftieth Anniversary Awards,
1967
12
13
AIP Gulf Southwest Chapter - includes "History of Urban
Planning" by Hugo and Martha Leipziger-Pearce
12
14
"Central Place Study in Regional Planning" by Elmar Zepf
- Speech delivered at AIP meeting in Austin,
January, 1967
12
15
International Good Neighbor Council,
1966
12
16
National Association of City Planners (NACP) - UT,
1946-1954
21
8
Planning Agencies Council for Texas (PACT) - Proposal
for Interagency Planning
12
17
Planning/Network and Planning Comment - student
organization,
1969
12
18
Texas Association for Community Planning Research and
Education (TACPRE) at UT,
1959-1966
12
19
Town and Country Planning Association Policy Statement,
nd
Series D1: Conference and Seminar Material
13
1
Planning conference - announcements, summaries, and a
proposal
13
2
Ford, O'Neil - Speech: Dallas, Denton, Tarrant Counties,
undated
13
3
First National Conference on City Planning -
proceedings, (reprint)
1909
13
4
"Housing," First Texas Conference on the Problems of
Human Habitation, includes two lectures by Hugo,
April 12-13,
1940
13
5
"City Problems of the South," proceedings of the
Southern Regional Conference of US Mayors,
1940
13
6
"The City, the Town, and the Community of Texas,"
proceedings of the University of Texas Conference,
October 5-6,
1944
13
7
Conference on Social and Economic Research in Housing at
the University of Wisconsin,
December 14-15,
1945
13
8
"The Burnet Plan," Community Development Conference,
January 26-27,
1950
13
9
University Conference in Community and Regional
Planning,
March 1, 1955
13
10
Texas Conference on Metropolitan Problems, proceedings,
includes "Metropolitan Area Planning" by Hugo,
May 16-17,
1958
13
11
Conversations on Cultural Factors to be Considered in
the Design of Public Housing (San Antonio), transcript,
1964
13
12
26th Annual Texas Society of Architects Seminar, lecture
by Charles Blessing,
1965
13
13
Texas Conference on Our Environmental Crisis, organized
by UTSOA, includes exhibit Development Plan for Free and Hanseatic City -State
of Hamburg, Germany by Hugo,
1965
13
14
"Growing Space Needs in the Urbanized Region" -
proceedings of International Conference of the International Federation for
Housing and Planning, Orebro, Sweden,
1965
21
9
Conference on Urban Affairs at UT Arlington -Regional
Planning in Baden-Wuerttemberg by Elmar Zepf and UTSOA graduate students (See
Series H: Photographs and Series F: Exhibit), includes translation of German
text by Nancy McAdams,
1966
14
1
"Role of the University in Urban Affairs," by William
L.C. Wheaton from proceedings of Conference on Urban Affairs at UT Arlington,
1966
14
2
Seminar on Planning Urban Resources (SPUR) at UT
sponsored by TACPRE, includes proceedings, correspondence, and printed
material,
1966
14
3
"The Next Fifty Years/1967-2017," AIP Conference,
Washington, DC,
October, 1-6,
1967
14
4
"Report on Texas Metropolitan Study," James McGrew,
Governor's 2nd Annual Regional Planning and Development Workshop,
1967
14
5
Tuggeranong Seminar, Australia, report and summary,
1970
14
6
"The Built Environment: a Film Festival," Columbia
University Graduate School of Architecture and Planning,
April 16-20,
1973
14
7
AIA-ACSA Teachers Seminar, Charles Burnett, Chairman,
1974
14
8
"Texas Chapter APA Project: A History of Planning in
Texas" from proceedings of the 1st National Conference on American Planning
History,
1986
Series E: Printed Material
Series Abstract
The Printed Material Series contains the majority of writings by
Leipziger-Pearce as well as articles and seminar proceedings he collected on
the subjects of urban planning, urban problems, housing, and the environment.
Brochures in the collection include published studies and master plans for
several metropolitan areas in the United States and Europe. The series is made
up of four sub-series: Sub-series E1: Clippings (1951-1974); Sub-series E2:
Articles by or about Leipziger-Pearce (1941-1978, organized alphabetically by
title); Sub-series E3: Publications (1921-1980, organized alphabetically by
title); and Sub-series E4: Brochures.
Series E1: Clippings
21
10
Press Releases,
1951-1974
21
11
General
14
9
General
14
10
General
14
11
General
14
12
Austin Growth Articles from the Austin American Statesman
14
13
Corpus Christi Arts and Sciences Center
14
14
Gruen Plan, Fort Worth, Texas - from a scrapbook
compiled by James L. Handricks for Arch. 359K
14
15
Hemisfair - from the Texas
Observer,
September 30,
1966
14
16
Articles in German
21
12
Urban planning in Philadelphia
Series E2: Articles by or featuring Hugo
15
1
"The Architectonic City..." Pencil
Points (September, 1944)review
15
2
"Architecture in the Americas, Its Significant Forms and
Values" Inter-American Intellectual Interchange
(1943): p. 137-150
15
3
"Architecture as Political Weapon."
Journal of the AIA (November, 1950)
15
4
"Architecture and Social Dynamics." presented at the
Southwestern Arts Association (April 27-29, 1950)
15
5
"The City, The Housing, and the Community Plan..."
UT Publication #4238 (October 8, 1942)
15
6
"City Planning, Housing: The First Line of Advance." UT
Department of Architecture (c. 1941)
15
7
"City Planning and Housing: Our Foremost Line of
Advance" Journal of Architecture, Engineering and
Industry, vol. 4 no. 2 (September, 1942): p. 10-18
15
8
"City Planning and Housing, The First Line of Advance"
Southwestern Social Science Quarterly, vol. 22 No.
3 (December, 1941): p. 223-232
15
9
"City Planning in Western Europe" - includes notes and
clippings
15
10
"Community Face-Lifting" UT
Record: Brief Reports from the University of Texas (Summer of
1955)
15
11
"Philosophy of Planning" Criminal Justice Planning, from
workshop at Texas A&M (June 30-July 3, 1969): p. 20-25
15
12
"Environmental Quality and Lifestyles, a Dilemma"
American Society of Civil Engineers (1978) preprint and abstract
15
13
"Flexibility and Efficiency in Housing and Community
Planning" paper read at American Association of Scientific Workers (April 29,
1942)
15
14
"History of Urban Planning in Texas" (1965)
15
15
"Housing at the Crossroads" Student Publication School
of Design North Carolina State College vol. 2, no. 2 (1951-1952)
15
16
"Leipziger Named..." Texas
Architect (April, 1965)
15
17
"Modern Architecture Needs a Frame of Reference,"
Journal of Architecture, Engineering and Industry,
vol. 10, no. 4 (Spring, 1951): p. 13-18
15
18
"The Nature of United States - Mexico Border
Development"
15
19
"The Nature of United States - Mexico Border
Development" UTSOA [1967]
15
20
"Planned Unit Development (PUD) in Renewal Planning"
ASCE Annual Meeting (October 16-22, 1972)
16
1
"The Planner as an Educated Man "Planning (1947): p. 80-90
16
2
"Planning Versus or For the Individual" Regional
Consultation, UT Arlington (April 5-6, 1968)
16
3
"Quality Control in City Building: The Cultural Function
of Environmental Planning" Journal of Architecture,
Engineering and Industry, vol. 6 (January, 1944)
16
4
"Regional and Metropolitan Land Use Planning for the
Trinity River Watershed Area," nd
16
5
"Regional Planning and the Computer Age,"
[1965]
16
6
"Regional Planning Is Essential," Texas Cities and the Population Explosion (1961): p.
35-39
16
7
"Regional Planning and the Interdisciplinary University"
Image, vol. 4 (1966): p. 56-61
16
8
"Roots and Directions of Organic Architecture"
Texas Quarterly, vol. 5, no. 1 (Spring
1962)
16
9
"Urgent Need to Plan Balanced Land-Uses"
Trinity Valley Progress (November-December, 1962):
p. 23, 30-32
Series E3: Publications
16
10
Book - Urban Planning, no title, nd
16
11
"Alternatives to Reductionism in Research for Urban
Planners"
16
12
"Architect, Plan and City" Architectural Forum (February, 1931)
16
13
"Architecture of Business Streets/Reference to
Philadelphia..." Architecture (February,
1931)
16
14
"Arkhi-tekton," Fitzgibbon James Walter
(1951)
16
15
"City 1960," Architectural Forum
(July, 1937)
16
16
The Berkley Campus, University of California - history
(1950)
16
17
Bauwelt (January, 1964)
16
18
"Bijlmermeer Development and the Expansion of
Amsterdam," nd
16
19
"Border Planning," Texas Architect
(October,
1962)
16
20
"Buckminster Fuller," Newsweek,
vol. 83, no. 2 (January, 1964): p. 46-51
16
21
Building a Skyscraper.
Louise Lawrence Kozak; children's book
16
22
"Changing Land-Use Patterns in Dutch
Ploders"
16
23
"The Concept of Regional Planning," Canadian Public
Administration
(July, 1966)
16
24
Diewohnung
(1930)
16
25
"Form in Modern Architecture" Architecture, vol. 67, no. 1
(July, 1930)
16
26
"Frank Lloyd Wright: His Contribution to Our American
Culture" Land Economics, vol. 32, no. 4
(November,
1956)
17
1
"Geodesic Dome" Architectural
Forum
(August, 1951)
17
2
Habitations Sociales A Liege
(1921)
17
3
"The Hook Plan: A Design for City Living,"
Texas Quarterly
(Autumn, 1963)
17
4
Housing and Town Planning: Lectures. Sir Raymond Unwin
(1936-1937)
21
13
L'architectura, vol. 17,
no. 2
(1971)
17
5
Leonardo five articles by Peter Lipman-Wulf and one
article by Barbara Lipman-Wulf
(1970-1979)
17
6
"Low Cost Housing in Germany"
(1952)
17
7
"Man's Hope," Time
(March 22,
1954)
17
8
"The Message of Marshal McLuhan," Time (March 6, 1967): p. 53-57
17
9
Mr. Planning Commissioner. Harold Miller
(1954)
17
10
"News from Schools" and "Planning in Texas" American
Planning Association Newsletter - Texas Chapter, vol. 7, no. 8
(August, 1980)
17
11
"New York Architecture" and "20th Century Architecture"
New Yorker - book reviews
17
12
"The Next Fifty Years" - 32 TV Study Programs - listing
and brief summary
17
13
"Out of School" Progressive
Architecture
(May, 1952)
17
14
Philadelphia - two articles from Architectural Forum
(1956 and
1958)
17
15
The Phoenix, vol. 1 no. 1
(October,
1968)
17
16
"Planning in Crisis: An Approach Toward Ecological
Systems"
(1970)
17
17
"Programme Budgeting: The Experience at Milton Keynes"
undated
17
18
Progressive Preservation.
Eugene Graham and Ben Jones
17
19
Rebuilding Greece
(1923)
17
20
"Regional Planning in its Relation to National Planning"
Journal of the Institute of Town Planners, India,
no. 55-56
(June-September,
1968)
17
21
Reports of the National Task Force AIA
(January and May,
1972)
17
22
"School Guide to Marshal McLuhan" Saturday Review (March 18, 1967): 51
17
23
Shelter, vol. 2 no. 3
(April, 1932)
17
24
Shelter, vol. 2 no. 4
(May, 1932)
18
1
"Six New Buildings by Caudill, Rowlett and Scott."
Architectural Record
(January 1965)
18
2
"Skyline." New Yorker
(January 17 and October
17, 1953)
18
3
"Texas of the Future." Alcalde
(March 1963)
18
4
"Toward Urban Redevelopment." Weekly Bulletin: Michigan Society of Architects 8
(July 11,
1944)
18
5
Town Planning Review XIX
(Autumn 1943)
18
6
Town Planning Review 12
(January 1951)
18
7
"You and Your Neighbor."
undated
18
8
"Vocabulary of Atelier French," Pencil Points,
undated
18
9
Was Wir Wollen
(1928)
18
10
German Articles
(1960)
32
Card file: Texas City Planning Studies (U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development)
[This set of cards appears to be Professor Leipziger-Pearce's
personal file of reports in the University of Texas card catalog.]
Series E4: Brochures
18
11
Ford, Powell and Carson; firm brochure
18
12
Garces and Smith; firm brochure
18
13
Sydney Williams A.I.P. City and Regional Planning; firm
brochure
18
14
Williams and Mocine; firm brochure
18
15
City Planning
(1937 and
1945)
18
16
Constructa Building Exhibition, Hannover Exhibit
Brochure and Bibliography,
1951
18
17
Fundraising Brochure for Proposed Chair in Architecture,
O'Neil Ford.
18
18
Institute of Public Affairs - University of
Texas
18
19
Planning the Expansible House, Housing and Home Finance
Agency,
1947.
18
20
Brochures on the state of Texas
18
21
"West Texas," brochure
18
22
Big Bend National Park, Texas; brochure
21
14
Highland Lakes of Texas; brochure, National Park
Service
18
23
San Antonio; brochures
18
24
Native Flora of Texas, Texas Highway
Commission
18
25
Greek Orthodox Church for the Milwaukee Hellenic
Community
18
26
Independence Historical Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(1954)
18
27
Notes on the Price Tower, Bartlesville,
Oklahoma
18
28
Mexico; brochure
18
29
Kronach County, Germany; brochure
18
30
Berlin; brochure, postcard set
(1964)
19
1
Steamer Plans
19
2
Texas: City Planning Authority in Texas, City Planners
Association of Texas (State Laws)
19
3
Austin: The Austin Plan and the Capitol Area Master Plan
(1958 and
1956)
19
4
Austin: Bicentennial Park System for Austin, Sierra
Club
19
5
Corpus Christi: Sketch Plan for the Development of
Metropolitan Corpus Christi
(1943)
19
6
Dallas: Recreation Manual, Dallas Park and Recreation
Department
(1943)
19
7
Horizon City
(1959)
19
8
Houston: City Planning in Houston, Report of City
Planning Commission
(1941)
19
9
Houston: Urban Planning
(1970-1971)
19
10
Los Angeles: Central City Proposed Plan
(1972)
19
11
National Border: Frontera Nacionale de Tejas, The Texas
National Border, Austin: Texas Society of Architects
(1965)
19
12
National Border: National Border Program
(1961)
19
13
New Orleans: Study of the Proposed Riverfront and
Elysian Fields Expressway and an Alternative Proposal
(October 1965)
19
14
Philadelphia: Annual Report, Philadelphia City Planning
Commission
(1957-1958)
21
15
Philadelphia: Washington Square Redevelopment
(1961)
19
15
San Antonio: River Corridor Project Interim Report
(1973)
19
16
San Antonio: Housing Authority Report
(1952)
19
17
Texas: Summary of Recommendations from Urban Texas
Policies for the Future, Texas Urban Development Committee
(1971)
19
18
Coventry: Plan for the New Coventry, England
19
19
London: Master Plan for London
19
20
France and Belgium: Urban Planning in French
Series F: Exhibit
Series Abstract
This series contains exhibition material related to Regional
Planning for the South Rhine Valley, Baden-Wurttemberg, the Sigmaringen Area,
and the Stuttgart Plan for the Metropolitan Region. This exhibit, by Elmar
Zepf, was shown at UT Arlington, 1966. For supporting information on this and
other exhibits see Series D1: Conference and Seminar Material and Series H:
Photographs. The material listed below is in poor condition as the adhesive
used on the exhibit panels is not holding. Access is restricted.
Room 108-4,
crate
Postwar Regional Planning for the South Rhine Valley,
Baden-Wurttemberg, the Sigmaringen Area, and the Stuttgart Plan for the
Metropolitan Region - contains 25 30" × 40" matted maps and photographs
illustrating population, topography, GNP, landholdings, public and private
facilities, agriculture and industry activities, transportation patterns, and
utilites for regions. Shown at UT Arlington, 1966. For supporting information
see Series D1: Conference and Seminar Material (box 21, folder 9) and Series H:
Photographs (box 23, folder 3).
Series G: Maps
Series Abstract
The Maps series contains city plans from the United States and
Europe and a map from Crane and Pecos Counties.
19
21
United States and Europe: City Plans
19
22
Crane and Pecos Counties: Proposed Park Horsehead
Crossing, Castle Gap
Series H: Photographs
Series Abstract
The Photographs series contains images that show aerial views of
United States cities and historic sites in Mexico and Peru. Sub-series H1:
Slides contains Alamo Area Council of Governments (AACOG) material that
represents the joint effort of AACOG and the UT Planning Department to develop
multi-media and film presentations in areas of community and regional planning.
These projects analyze area planning problems, establishing goals and a
framework in which to achieve them. Presentations were done in conjunction with
seminars aimed at increasing public interest in urban planning. See also Series
I: Audio/Visual Material.
23
1
Hugo and planning students
23
2
"Oral interview notes 25-40, Constructa Exhibition",
Exhibition photographs, 8X10 black and white,
1951
23
3
Regional Planning in Baden-Wuerttemberg, Exhibition
photographs,
1966
23
4
Small Towns -models for State Fair
[1962]
23
5
Amerika Haus
23
6
Amistad Lake
23
7
Austin, Texas - plan for downtown
23
8
Austin, Texas - Community Development for Barton
Springs
23
9
Corpus Christi Arts and Sciences Center - area
survey
23
10
Dennison, Texas - Dennison Dam
23
11
Fort Worth, Texas
23
12
Fort Worth, Texas - City Center Sector
23
13
Horizon City
23
14
Irving, Texas,
1959
23
15
Los Angeles, California - Aliso Village
23
16
Los Angeles, California - Pershing Square - underground
parking garage
23
17
Lower Rio Grande Valley Area Report and Land Use Sketch
Plan
23
18
Lower Rio Grande Valley
23
19
McAllen, Texas - Civic Center
23
20
Mercedes, Texas
23
21
Monahans Sandhills State Park, Texas
23
22
Port O'Connor, Texas
23
23
San Antonio, Texas - missions and aerial
views
23
24
San Antonio, Texas - housing
23
25
San Antonio, Texas - brochures
23
26
Trinity River Development Plan
23
27
Illustrations for Architectonic
City in the Americas by Hugo
24
1
Aerial views and city plans
24
2
Suburban Housing, USA
24
3
New Mexico - Historic sites
24
4
North Carolina State University
24
5
California highways, city, and leisure views
24
6
Big Bend National Park, Texas
24
7
State Parks, Texas
24b
State Parks, Texas - 4 nitrate
negatives; cellulose nitrate negatives, access restricted
24
9
Buildings, models, and city plans
24
10
Mexico - historic sites
24
11
Peru - historic sites and aerial views
24
12
Germany
25
1
Philharmonic, Berlin
25
2
Student Projects
25
3
Addressed to UT Publications (photographs and
negatives)
25
4
Orientation Study for Suburban Development
25
5
Alamo Area Council of Governments - Environmental
Corridor Study Exhibit
25
6
Hare and Hare landscape architects
25
7
Frank Lloyd Wright
25
8
Prince of Monaco and family
25
9
Chamberlain, Elliot
25
10
People and landscapes
25
11
Unidentified structures
25
12
Unidentified structures
25
13
Unidentified structures
25
14
Unidentified
25
15
Lantern Slides- 2; UT Tower and Unidentified
Man
Series H1: Slides
31
1
Unidentified Buildings and the Austin CBD Redevelopment
Proposal (model)
31
2
Alamo Area Council of Governments [AACOG #1] [1 of
2]
31
3
Alamo Area Council of Governments [AACOG #1] [2 of
2]
31
4
Alamo Area Council of Governments [AACOG #2] [1 of
2]
31
5
Alamo Area Council of Governments [AACOG #2] [2 of
2]
31
6
Exhibit - Signals in the Environment HEW/HUD AIP
Conference - The Next 50 Years [1 of 2]
31
7
Exhibit - Signals in the Environment HEW/HUD AIP
Conference - The Next 50 Years [2 of 2]
31
8
Structures
31a
1
Structures
Series I: Audio/Visual Material
Series Abstract
The Audio/Visual Material series contains audio, video and film
material of interest to Leipziger-Pearce. Of particular interest are two films,
One-Third of a Dream and Planning Versus or For the Individual which were
produced at UT. The latter is supplemented with a publication of the same name
by Leipziger-Pearce. Material in this series has not been previewed and the
contents of many items are unknown.
26
A(udio)1
Face to Face - Channel 9,
October 1 & 8,
1971
26
A2
Face to Face - Channel 9,
October 28,
1971
26
A3
Bill Cudill (CRS),
March 17, 1971
26
A4
Ralph Nader,
March 15, 1971
Wolf Hilberts,
March 15, 1971
26
A5
Skinner/Buckley,
October 18,
1971
26
A6
Rowan and Martin,
October 4,
1971
26
A7
William Ewald & M. Hume,
March 9, 1971
26
A8
William Ewald,
March 10, 1971
26
A9
Walter Searborough,
April 5, 1971
Houston Office
26
A10
Unidentified
28
A11-14
Unidentified
28
A15
Part 1 a+b (Mayor- Panel)
28
A16
Part III Walter Lewis
28
A17
Part III Walter Lewis continued
28
A18
Part IV a+b after lunch
28
A19
V a+b
28
A20
V a+b @ Taniguchi
28
A21
VI a+b
28
A22
Alamo Area Council of Governments "Environmental
Analysis" Mono
28
A23
Alamo Area Council of Governments "Environmental
Analysis" Stereophonic
28
A24
Alamo Area Council of Governments "Environmental
Analysis" Stereophonic Copy
29
A25
revised enviro (original) (stereo)
29
A26
Et Wall #1 (sync.)
29
A27
Et Wall #2 (non sync.)
29
A28
EWALD #2
29
A29
EWALD #2 (copy)
29
A30
EWALD III - Academic Center Auditorium,
November 18,
1971
29
A31
Bucky Fuller
29
A32
Hillburst
29
A33
Mike Langley / Group III
(1970)
29
A34
W. Scarborough #1
29
A35
W. Scarborough #2
29
A36
Shakey's Pizza / Leononich
30
A37
"Arch"
2 audio tapes
30
A38
Scarborough interview
(2 audio tapes)
30
A39
[EWALD]
(3 audio tapes)
30
A40
Randy Keller Berman,
August 10,
1971
(1 audio tape)
26
V(ideo)1-3
Unidentified
26
V4
EWALD Lecture
26
V5
Houston Bldg. 6363 Richmond
26
V6
Houston I- slabs
26
V7
Houston II- Shoal Creek- Carlos
26
V8
Houston III
26
V9
Houston IV Stud welding
26
V10
Marriott Rest.
26
V11-12
Unidentified
26
V13
Model Cities PSA (English)
27
V14
Celia Movie RDC [hurricane]
27
V15
EWALD- original
27
V16
One-Third of a Dream
3
24
One-Third of a Dream. Documentation: scripts, report
PLANCOM 1970.
27
V(ideo)17
Interview with Walter(?) Scarborough(sp.?), Houston
developer and Architect (?)
27
V18
Takes Scar.'s Houston Projects
27
V19
Head-Univ. Texas Arch. Koda 1st trial
27
V20
Unidentified
27
V21
Alamo Area Council of Governments - A Multi-Media
Presentation - Corpus
27
V22
Alamo Area Council of Governments - A Multi-Media
Presentation - Housing
27
V23
(AIP) Urban Renewal
27
V24
Planning Versus or For the Individual -
Videotape
27
V25
Planning Versus or For the Individual -
Videotape
27
V26
Hillburst
(2 reels)
27
V27
Randy Keller/Berman
27
V28
Ewald - workprint
27
V29
Scarborough Time Laps
27
V30
Alamo Area Council of Governments
27
V31
Housing - workprint
27
V32
Channel 9 "Face to Face" - videotape
27
V33
Unidentified
27
V34
Unidentified
27
V35
Unidentified
27
V36
[Hilburst 16mm sound and video]
27
V(ideo)37
Unidentified