Demosophia-1984 at George Mason University: Draft-Cost Estimates

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This paper is one of the DEMOSOPHIA FLOOR PLANS & EQUIPMENT SERIES This paper is a memo addressed to Ben Broome from David Keever in October 1992, at the time they were readying a proposal to Ford Motor Company for installation of an Interactive Management faciltiy in Dearborn. In this memo, Keever reconstructed as well as he could the startup and equipment costs at the Center for Interactive Management at George Mason University in 1984, with the idea that the information would be helpful to Ben in writing the Ford proposal. David included two floor plans which had been in the Center for Interactive Management files at GMU. One was the floor plan for the first Center for Interactive Management at University of Virginia, which had been drawn by John Warfield. The second floor plan was the one used at GMU. It is an alteration of the University of Virginia plan, to accommodate pre-existing floor space at George Mason University.

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