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Please excuse the cross posting!!

 

Good day, all – We recently had a flood in our basement, and a few dozen sets of drawings were damaged.  The insurance company is asking for us to document the damage, without much explanation of the type of documentation that they need.  We are not sure how to explain the value these drawings hold.  We were hoping to speak to another librarian or archivist that has been through this before, especially in regards to architectural drawings, to see if you have any advice to share about the computation of cost and documentation of loss that the insurance company may require.

 

Additionally, we are also interested in talking to someone who may have drawings from our firm’s founder, or one of his contemporaries, in their collection, and to know if the drawings are insured for any amount of money.

 

Please respond to me off list. 

 

Thanks in advance for what the collective knowledge may offer—

 

Samantha Slade

Librarian

OlinPartnership

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urban design

 

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Suite 1123

150 South Independence Mall West

Philadelphia, PA 19106

 

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