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Documents about two planned communities, Belmont in Loudoun County, VA and Kentlands in Gaithersburg, MD. Material includes promotional folders for Belmont and Kentland, a business card for Marjorie Valin of Joseph Alfandre and Co., information pamphlets for Kentlands, a letter to Joel Garreay from Margie Valin and the April 1990 issue of Architecture.

A Washington Post article about automobile theft in Tysons Corner, VA.

Documents and correspondence about Tysons II, a corporate office center. Material includes E. Wayne Angle's Tysons II business card, notes, a small American flag, a flier for an event to support the 1988 US Olympic team, the winter 1989 issue of The Homart Letter, the December 1988 issue of Fairfax Prospectus, two Washington Post articles by Lynda Richardson and Caroline E. Mayer, "A Behemoth for Shoppers" and "Years of Corporate Warfare Led to Building of New Mall", a Washington Post article by Linda Richardson "Tyson II's Delayed Debut Spotlights Tough Fairfax Permit Process", an invitation to the grand opening of the Galleria at Tysons II, press releases about Saks Fifth Avenue at Tysons II, a press advisory about the Saks Fifth Avenue at Tysons II, an invitation and program for a preview of the Saks Fifth Avenue at Tysons II, a fact sheet about the Saks Fifth Avenue, photographs of the Saks and a Galleria at Tysons II promotional folder which contains a Galleria fact sheet, a description of the joint venture partners of the Galleria Lerner Enterprises and Homart Development Co, a Homart project list, "Developers Invest Over $18 Million in Roadways and Landscaping at The Galleria at Tysons II Site", bios of Michael J. Gregoire, Theodore N. Lerner and Mark D. Lerner, a photograph of a model of The Galleria, a press release about the grand opening of The Galleria, a list of stores at The Galleria, a press release about the food court, press releases about the management of The Galleria.

The Tysons II design hand book and E. Wayne Angle's Tysons II business card.

Documents and correspondence about Tysons Corner, VA. Material includes EDAW business cards from Michelle Bussard-Jama and Patricia Faux, a New York Times article about "The Outer City", an EDAW firm promotional brochure, a message to Garreau from Janice Stein, a letter to the editor about suburban landscapes, a list of the Tysons Corner suburban activity center physical design team, a Tysons Corner area market report and a press release.

Documents and correspondence about the Urban Land Institute and Bethesda, MD. Material includes notes, "Economic Evaluation Bethesda Suburban Activity Center" by Sandra P. Smith, "Urban Land Institute Suburban Activity Centers Study: Bethesda, Maryland Central Business District Physical Design Aspects" by Sherwin Greene, Downtown Bethesda Commercial Inventory, Bethesda Retail Stores, two copies of a questionnaire for Urban Land Institute's Bethesda Project, a map of a self guided walking tour or Bethesda, an article from the Montgomery County Sentinel, an pamphlet describing the updates of Rivkin Associates, a calendar of events in Bethesda for November and December of 1987, a pamphlet for Bethesda-Chevy Chase Center, "Downtown Bethesda Social Roles and Functions", a Bethesda shopping guide, Capital Crescent Parkland pamphlet, "The Future Doesn't Work" by Douglas R. Porter and a note to Garreau about the article, "Criteria for Judging the Quality of the Urban Environment" by Hans Blumenfeld and two articles from the Bethesda Business Review "A Moving Experience" by Lee Rubner and "How Will Bethesda's Boom Effect The Small Retailer?" by Carole McCord.

A Washington Post article "After Long Battle Crucial Vote Set on Vienna Project" by John Ward Anderson.

Documents for the Reston, VA government. Material includes A Report to the Reston Community on Governance Options and notes.

Documents and correspondence about the Mobil Oil Company's move to Fairfax, VA. Material includes notes, Washington Post articles "Mobil Makes Its Move" by B.H. Lawrence and "Yes, Virginia, There Is a Mobil Corp." and "Mobil's Move to Fairfax May Spark a Trend" by Joel Garreau, promotional publications for Fairview Park a planned corporate community in Fairfax County, VA, four copies of an anonymous letter to Garreau in response to his Post article "Mobil's Move to Fairfax..."and transcripts of Garreau articles.

"The 1990's and Beyond: Critical Choices for the Washington Metropolitan Reason" from a regional conference on growth and transportation.