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The document summarizes an engineering design project to create a new archival storage solution for the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston. The project aims to understand the limitations of the current solution, recognize the potential impact of a new method, and prepare a multidisciplinary class. The team will also attend entrepreneurship classes to potentially create a business from the project. Their mission is to advance preventive conservation through superior storage solutions. The team will go through the engineering design process of background research, brainstorming, evaluating ideas, implementing ideas, and future plans like testing solutions and creating a business plan.
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