A Summer at Letterform Archive
Jessie Carvalho reflects on her time as our summer intern.
![Photo of Jessie in the stacks.](https://letterformarchive.org/wp-content/uploads/legacy/jessie-carvalho-intern.jpg)
We urgently need a new home. Luckily, we found the one we always imagined. Now you can make it a reality
A few months ago our landlord informed us that they wanted Letterform Archive out of the building.
The shock of this news soon faded as we recognized the drawbacks of our current location. In so many ways, we are near or beyond capacity.
When we imagine the Archive of the future, we imagine a place worthy of the history we hold. We see a purpose-built, contiguous space for classes, tours, collections, and staff. We dream of a larger venue for events, where more of our community can gather. We picture a dedicated gallery for exhibits. We long for accessibility to public transit. Most of all, we need room to grow.
When we imagine the Archive of the future we picture something like this:
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You are the heart of Letterform Archive.
Whether you follow us on Instagram, volunteer every week in the stacks, joined us for a tour or research visit, donated $10 or donated your own work — you make the Archive possible.
We are pleased and humbled to announce two new members of our Board of Directors. Beyond their impactful professional resumes, Susan Kare and Louise Sandhaus exemplify the range of background and engagement with the design community that will help guide the Archive in our pivotal early years.
Joyce Yin reflects on her time as our 2018 intern.
Carlos Rodriguez reflects on his time as our winter intern.