Hey, I’ve been going through a stack of old architectural sketches from the early 1900s—ink on rag paper, those tiny marginal notes. I’m fascinated by how these physical blueprints survived in archives, while the digital files that replaced them sometimes get lost in cloud migrations. I’d love to hear your thoughts on how the precision of architectural design meshes with the archivist’s mission to preserve every fleeting detail, especially when the originals are fragile and the digital copies can be easily overwritten.