Facility Design and Construction
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Analysis of a modern building: the National Library of Medicine
An environmental engineering analysis of the National Library of Medicine. Photocopy.
Hill-Burton Hospital Grant Program Collection
The 1946 Hospital Survey and Construction Act, known informally as the Hill–Burton Act, provided construction grants and loans to communities who demonstrated need for building additional healthcare facilities based on population and income. Collection includes reports, data, printed materials, and audiovisual materials that document the application of the Hill-Burton Act by the Public Health Service.
National Library of Medicine: records relating to the construction of a new medical library
Documents, correspondence, and clippings relating to efforts made by library officials to secure approval and funding for a new library building, 1874-1955, and to legislation creating the National Library of Medicine and the process involved in selecting a building site, 1956-1959.
