Series Description

Physical Description: 8 boxes, 2 broadside folders

Resumes and portfolios: 1969, 2001.

Paintings and drawings; includes birds-eye-view painting of Disneyland, signed “Roger Hong, Summer ‘55.”

* Drawings, artwork and class assignments.

* Scrapbooks, 1960-62, of University of Southern California's Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity (Tau Gamma chapter), featuring photos, clippings and portrait drawings by R. Hong.

* Hong's drawings of the Tau Epsilon Phi fraternity house.

* Student election posters.

* Floor plans and elevations for “On Gold Mountain” exhibit at Autry Museum, 2000, featuring Hong Family archives.

* Headstone design by R. Hong for his father, Y. C. Hong, 1977.

Physical Description: 8 boxes, 13 broadside folders

This series contains architectural drawings by Roger S. Hong, from the start of his professional career in 1968, through his consulting years in the late 1990s-2001. Hong worked at several firms: Buff & Hensman; Bodrell Joer'dan Smith; Skidmore, Owings & Merrill; Stone, Marracini & Patterson; John Carl Warnecke & Associates; and was a co-founder of the firm Arechaederra, Hong, Treiman in 1981. Hong also did work under his own name, and as a consultant to other firms.

In addition to Hong's work, there are drawings by architects Erle Webster & Adrian Wilson from the 1930s and 1940s.

Projects are arranged alphabetically within three series: Chinatown (Los Angeles), 1930s-1940s; Chinatown (Los Angeles) renovations, 1979-2001; and Other work (sampling of R. Hong’s professional work).

See the Project Index for a complete list of projects.