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The Charles Moore Foundation

Collections

Charles Moore Archives

Charles Moore at the drawing board

University of Texas at Austin

Charles W. Moore Archive

When the Charles Moore Foundation was established in 1997, Moore’s personal and professional archive was entrusted to the University of Texas at Austin Alexander Architectural Archive for its long-term organization, care, and preservation. The archive is located in the Charles W. Moore Room in Battle Hall, which was designed by Cass Gilbert. The collection documents Moore’s work in architecture, education, and scholarship. The holdings include drawings, models, manuscripts, notes, correspondence, and other papers. The collection also includes tens of thousands of Moore’s 35mm travel slides and even 16mm films.

For appointments and additional information about research policies, please contact the Alexander Architectural Archive. Tel. (512) 495-4621

Other archives

  • University of California at Berkeley

    MLTW Archive

    The archive of Charles Moore's first firm, MLTW Moore Lyndon Turnbull Whitaker is cared for by the Environmental Design Archives at the University of California at Berkeley.

  • Yale University

    Charles W. Moore Collection

    The Archives of the Yale Library holds collections related to Charles Moore's work in the 1960s.

  • Smithsonian Institution Archives of American Art

    Charles W. Moore Collection

    The Smithsonian Institution's Archives of American Art holds papers documenting Charles Moore's work between 1960 and 1985.

Main studio, Moore/Andersson Compound

Charles Moore Foundation, Austin

Charles W. Moore Bibliographic Archive

For several years, the foundation Director, Kevin Keim, has been building an archive of all the publications—books, magazines, journals, and newspapers—that covered Charles Moore's work.

The database now includes over 2,000 entries.

For every entry, we try to obtain a pristine-condition copy of each publication, so that visiting scholars will be able to examine original resources.

If you would like to visit the Bibliographic Archive for research, or if you have any questions about entries, please contact Kevin Keim.