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Exterior and interior photographs of Bruce Davis' Sol-Mod House, plus Davis' hand-drawn floor plan and south-wall section detail.
42 individual page scans from Steve Baer's 2009 AIA presentation 'Some Passive Solar Buildings with a Focus on New Mexico.'
Zomeworks engineering drawing of the aluminum rolled formed roof system for Cool Cell, showing roofing cap, copper pipe manifolds, and nailing flange details.
Two temperature monitoring charts for Andy's Shack — 8-inch PVC pipe storage with roof-mounted copper radiators, covering June 2000 and June–July 2002.
Six exterior and interior photographs of the Steve Baer Zome House in Corrales, NM — drum wall, skylid, shade reflectors, roof, north and south facades.
Two photographs from the 2004 Double Play installation at architect Bruce Davis' studio in Albuquerque — Sky Mat roof radiators and interior PVC pipe storage.
Seven page scans from Steve Baer's 'Gravity Engines and the Diving Engine' article in The CoEvolution Quarterly, Summer 1974.
Zomeworks Cool Cell marketing and technical materials — Q&A sheet, 'How To Get Started' services page, Cool Cell system diagram, and 'Harness the Sky' diagram.
Hand-drawn schematic showing the Cool Cell's three seasonal operating modes: summer day heat absorption, summer night sky radiation, and winter solar collection.
Three figures (9-6, 9-7, 9-8) from the Di-Thermal Roofs technical document.
Exterior and interior photos of the Zomeworks Double Play container prototype (EXIF 2026-03-25), plus a hand-drawn schematic of the thermosiphon supply/return loop.
Two photographs of a Double Play installation — radiant ceiling panels and the container exterior.
Cover of More Sun Spots (2012), Steve Baer's follow-up to Sunspots: Collected Facts and Solar Fiction (1975).
A young Steve Baer seated in a drafting studio or design office, warmly lit — provenance unconfirmed.
Cover of the 'Solar Energy' insert in The Tribal Messenger, March 12, 1973 — a hand-drawn sun face above a photograph of the Baer house roofline and Sandia Mountains.