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הסדרה כוללת: תוכניות ושרטוטים, תצלומים, תצלומי מודלים ועוד, המתייחסים לתכנון בתים פרטיים ווילות במיקומים שונים בישראל. לסדרה מצורפת רשימה הכוללת את שמות הפרוייקטים כפריט מייצג לסדרה.
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ארכיון ברוך וגילה משולם, המופקד בארכיון אדריכלות ישראל (אא"י), זמין דיגיטלית במסגרת שיתוף פעולה בין משרד המורשת, הספרייה הלאומית של ישראל, בצלאל אקדמיה לאמנות ועיצוב ירושלים וחטיבת היודאיקה בספריית הרווארד. The Baruch and Gila Meshulam Archive, deposited at The Israel Architecture Archive (IAA), can now be accessed online as part of a collaborative initiative between The Israel Ministry of Heritage, The National Library of Israel, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design and the Judaica collection at the Harvard University Library.