Dartmouth College. Planning, Design and Construction
The Office of Facilities Planning was established in 1978 to oversee general campus development as well as projects relating to specific buildings and properties. Prior to this, there were several standing and ad hoc committee charged with overseeing development and maintenance of the physical plant. Gordon Dewitt, the first director of Facilities Planning, previously had been in the Office of the Business Manager which had responsibility for some elements of campus planning and construction, as well as maintenance of College facilities and properties. In 1985 the College Architect, George Hathorn, who had formerly been part of Department of Buildings and Grounds, joined the office and in 1987 the office became Facilities Planning and Architectural Services, and later the Office of Facilities Planning, Design and Construction. Currently, as of 2014, the Office of Planning and Design and the Office of Project Management are part of the Campus Planning and Facilities division.
Found in 1 Collection or Record:
Office of Planning, Design and Construction records
DA-643
Collection
Identifier: DA-643
Overview
The Office of Facilities Planning, Design and Construction evolved from the Office of Facilities Planning, established in 1978. Prior campus design, construction and management had fallen under various standing and ad hoc committees and the Office of the Business Manager. The records include
documents from over 140 years of campus planning and construction and comprise correspondence, contracts, surveys, reports, studies, blueprints, plans and maps relating to the development, growth and...