Building Labeled ‘Institute for Innovative and Applied Technology (Updated two months ago)

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A building bearing the sign “Institute for Innovative and Applied Technology.” The structure is shown on a rainy day, with a station wagon parked in front. No confirmed documentation has been found linking this institute to San Francisco State University, and its organizational affiliation remains unclear.

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Added to SFSU Over the Years on July 31, 2026.

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  • Identifier: TP-ATA-0198
  • Context: <p><strong>Credits:</strong>&nbsp;Some descriptions were developed with the assistance of ChatGPT, an AI language model by OpenAI.</p>
  • Geographic Coverage: San Francisco, CA
  • Type: Still Image
  • Format: 35mm Slide
  • Source: San Francisco State University Archives
  • Rights: Public

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