The High School I attended in Pasadena California had a number of single
story wooden buildings in use as temporary (at the time they had been in
use for 30 years) class rooms which were said to have been built as part of
the Japanese Interment program.

Most of these buildings were a single class room space, but at least one
had a central hall with multiple rooms.  The feel of these buildings was
very much like military architecture of the 1930's.  Photos show Japanese
families in horse stalls at Santa Anita.  Quonset huts are a very different
style of building.  Its likely all were used. 

Have you tried the National Archives at College Park Maryland?  They have
an impressive collection of military building plans.

Randy Hees
Patterson House at Ardenwood Farm
City of Fremont, California

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