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Architectural records may be kept for heritage purposes, as technical precedents or to facilitate alterations, additions or repairs. The principal problems associated with retaining records are the space they occupy and the time and cost of storing them properly. The potential heritage value of drawings and other records should be carefully considered. For digital archiving considerations, refer Acumen note Electronic document management.
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