Project and Proposal Documentation

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People:

Van Ginkel Associates Ltd. (archive creator)

Title:

Project and Proposal Documentation

Date:

1957-1991

Level of archival description:
Series

Extent and medium:

6.83 linear meters of textual documentation (58 boxes)
At least 1420 drawings
At least 581 reprographic copies
41 boards
3 photographs
2 collages
2 typescripts
1 model
1 sketchbook

Scope and content:
The abbreviation "n.c.", which represents "no client", occasionally appears in the project descriptions. This indicates that the client is unknown for that particular project or that the project was initiated by Van Ginkel Associates. Throughout its practice, Van Ginkel Associates devoted much of its time to research and design projects that were generated and paid for by the firm itself. Several of these projects were initiated by members of the staff.

Project drawings, because of the multi-disciplinary nature of the firm's work and the scale of some of its commissions, differ greatly in extent, content, format, and size. The drawings therefore have been kept in their original groupings. The original titles assigned to the material by the creators while stored in tubes was transferred to their present folders.

Reference number:

AP027.S1

Arrangement:
Series AP027.S1 is arranged chronologically by project dates followed by undated projects.

Language of material:

Documents are mainly in English, with some French, Spanish, and Portuguese materiel.

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