DOCOMOMO Georgia’s Mission:

Documentation: Through survey inventory, scholarship, and architectural discourse, DOCOMOMO Georgia supports the documentation of Georgia’s Modern architecture, landscapes, and culture.

Education: DOCOMOMO Georgia contributes to the education and increased public awareness regarding the significance of the Modern Movement and its prominent buildings, landscapes, and urban design.

Conservation: DOCOMOMO Georgia advocates the conservation of Modern buildings throughout the state.

About DOCOMOMO Georgia

The current officers of the chapter are: Thomas F. Little, AIA, President; Jon A. Buono, Vice President; Dirk Brown, Secretary; and Richard Laub, Treasurer.

DOCOMOMO Georgia increases public and professional awareness of Georgia’s Modern Heritage through organized events and tours, development of useful Internet resources, electronic mailing lists, ongoing documentation, and outreach to other preservation organizations and professional groups.

Documentation of Georgia’s existing Modern resources seeks to assist preservation efforts. DOCOMOMO Georgia maintains a statewide inventory of these resources, known as the GA Register. This growing register documents important districts, buildings, landscapes, interiors, and public art and supports nomination of resources to the national DOCOMOMO Register.

The chapter also maintains an online resource identifying important contributors to Georgia’s Modern heritage; a timeline identifying important dates; technical and historic resources; a bibliography; and photographic documentation of structures identified in the register.

Contact:

DOCOMOMO US/Georgia Chapter
Thomas Little, president
#241
931 Monroe Drive NE, Suite 102
Atlanta, Georgia 30308-1795
info [at] docomomoga [dot] org
www.docomomoga.org