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• Georgia Tech Design Archives

  In an innovative partnership with the College of Architecture and in celebration of Architecture's 100th anniversary, the Georgia Tech Library Archives has recently established the Georgia Tech Design Archives. Originally housed in the basement of the Heffernan House on the Georgia Tech campus, this rich repository of architectural records has been transferred to the Archives for preservation and processing. The repository includes several significant collections, such as student work dating from all eras of the College's history; the papers, drawings, and photographs of post-war faculty member and architect P. M. Heffernan; and the personal and professional records of many other alumni, faculty, and students. These collections will form the core of a new collecting focus at the Archives that will document architectural design in the Southeast through the acquisition of analog and digital architectural records.

The mission of the Archives and Records Management Department at the Georgia Institute of Technology is:

• to collect and preserve the history of the campus;
• to promote research and scholarship through collections relating to the academic curriculum;
• to provide a research experience for students in the use of primary sources;
• and to preserve the legal and administrative documents of the Institute.