Federal grant · project grant (b)
Meeting Collections Preservation Goals Through Sustainable Storage Improvements [the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation Requests an Neh SCHC Implementation Grant to Fund Critical Building Envelope Upgrades for the Archives & Collections Building at Taliesin West. These Include the Installation of a New Insulated, Low-emissive Roof on the Building and the Replacement of End-of-service Mechanical Systems With High-efficiency Hvac Systems in the Storage Vaults. These Critical Modifications Will Improve Interior Environmental Conditions, Lessen Airborne Particulate Transmission Into the Collection Storage Vaults, and Reduce Energy Costs in an Extreme Desert Climate.]
Committed
$290,000
Paid out
$41.8K
14%
Committed, not yet paid
$248.2K
86%
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