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Louise Andrews Norfolk Center for Ocean Environments Architectural Records, 1980

By Will Hopkins

Collection Overview

Title: Louise Andrews Norfolk Center for Ocean Environments Architectural Records, 1980

ID: 001/01/MSS 2015-012

Creator: Andrews, Louise

Extent: 1.0 Folders

Arrangement: Arranged in sequence of architectural views of the current building, and proposed alterations to the structure.

Date Acquired: 04/03/2015

Languages: English [eng]

Abstract

Contains proposals for the organization, development, design and storage for the Norfolk Center for Ocean Environments. This was a Master of Architecture thesis project at North Carolina State University.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Twenty pages with drawings of the current architectural structure of, and proposed alterations to, the Boush Cold-Storage Building on Boush Street in Norfolk, Virginia. Also included is a one-page professional resume of Louise Efird Andrews.

Administrative Information

Access Restrictions: This collection is open to all researchers.

Use Restrictions: The status of copyright for these materials is governed by Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U. S. C.). Copyright restrictions may apply.

Acquisition Source: Anonymous by donation

Preferred Citation: Louise Andrews Norfolk Center for Ocean Environments Architectural Records, MSS 2015-012, Sargeant Memorial Collection, Norfolk Public Library, Norfolk, Virginia.

Processing Information: Processed May 10, 2017.


Box and Folder Listing

Folder 1: An Adaptive Conservation Proposal, 1980 MayAdd to your cart.
The collection includes a series of twenty architectural drawings depicting the Boush Cold-Storage Building in Norfolk, Virginia, and proposed alterations to transform the structure into the Norfolk Center for Ocean Envrionments. (This project was never undertaken; the building was converted to condominums, with an address of 215 Brooke Avenue). Also included is a professional resume for Louise Efird Andrews, and an envelope. The materials are part of a Master of Architecture project at North Carolina State University.