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    This document provides an overview of library design principles and considerations. It discusses defining libraries and their history. Key sections include space allocation within libraries, climate and orientation design, furniture and storage requirements, accessibility, sustainability, and case studies of specific library designs. The document emphasizes maintaining the right environment for archival materials through control of lighting, ventilation, temperature and humidity. Case studies demonstrate designs incorporating natural light, courtyards, and community spaces.

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    Library design

    Presenter: Group
    INTRODUCTION : DEFINITION AND HISTORY
    “The only thing that you have to know is the location of a library”
    -Albert Einstein

    The Wren Library , Cambridge University, 1695.

    The great library of alexandria


    Why Library ?
    1 “Google can bring 2
    1. Libraries you back 100,000
    maintain history, answers. A librarian
    and more can bring you back
    the right one.” –
    importantly, truth Neil Gaiman

    3 4. Libraries are
    5. Libraries
    4
    transparent with all
    contribute to
    the services they
    increasing economy
    provide
    Types of Library

    Academic Library Public Library


    Serves college and universities
    1 2 Serves city and towns of all type

    Special Library
    Community Library 3 4 Serves in special environment
    Clearly based on community needs like hospitals
    CLIMATE AND ORIENTATION
    Climate in user’s area:
    Temperature:22’C in summers
    20’C in winters
    Climate in archive stores
    Temperature: 16 to 20 degree celsius

    ● Avoid direct sunlight near shelves as u.v and heat rays destroy
    paper and binding.
    ● Room height should be greater than 3m.
    ● Lighting should be appropriate to use to which the area is put.
    ● Building design should be based on climate and internal
    environment control should be based on buildings.
    SPACE ALLOCATION

    1. Acquisition section 2. Circulation Section


    1.Membership Registration
    2.Issue/Return
    3.Reserve/Renewal
    4.Issue No Dues Certificate
    5.Overdue Fine Collection
    6.Alert Services such as
    overdue, collect notice etc.

    2.Reference Section 4. Journal section


    Furniture and seating
    STACKS TABLE AND CHAIR BOOK SHELVES
    In these areas, books are typically stored in
    Bookcases typically range in depth
    shelving units that are often 3 feet wide, 1
    between 10”-12” for medium sized
    foot deep, and 3 to 7.5 feet tall.
    books..The distance between shelves
    should not be less than 70 cm;
    preferred distance is 90 cm.
    STORAGE

    ❖Minimal exposure to all kinds of


    light; no exposure to direct or intense
    light
    ❖ Distance from radiators and vents.
    ❖ Regular dusting and housekeeping.
    Conference or meeting room

    Two types of seating in


    meeting room
    Theatre seating: require 10
    square feet area per seat
    Conference seating:
    require 25 square feet area
    per seat
    CIRCULATION MANAGEMENT
    ACCESSIBILITY

    ● Wheelchair-accessible restrooms
    ● Provide ample high-contrast, large print
    directional signs throughout the library.
    ● Provide hearing protectors, private
    study rooms, or study carrels
    ● Provide adaptive technology for
    computers.
    ● Doorway openings at least 32 inches
    wide and doorway thresholds no higher
    than 1/2 inch
    SUSTAINABILITY

    ● Take advantage of natural


    daylighting.
    ● Provide insulation in roofs and
    walls
    ● appropriate airflow and
    filtering of air, and materials,
    furnishings, and finishes that
    do not off-gas.
    LIGHTING,VENTILATION AND NOISE CONTROL

    Tall side windows or


    clerestories provide
    deeper daylight and
    improve visual comfort.

    Courtyard or atrium helps


    in maximizing natural
    light and cross ventilation

    Use of acoustical
    material in ceilings,
    walls to control the
    noise
    Anthropometry

    ➢A single person requires a


    minimum of 1.5m2 – 2.8m2 .
    ➢For the staircase,the
    maximum allowable slope in
    any new construction is 1:12
    with a maximum rise of 30”
    (76.2 cm)
    Landscape

    "Ifyou have a garden in the library, nothing


    is missing.”

    -Marcus Tullius Cicero

    The placement of the building in its setting


    (its landscape) and the design of the
    landscape together with the building are
    fundamental parts of the planning process.
    CASE STUDY I (AFU LIBRARY)

    FACADE
    CASE STUDY
    CASE
    I (AFU
    STUDY
    LIBRARY)
    I
    CASE STUDY II (BIRENDRA LIBRARY)

    FACADE
    CASE STUDY II (BIRENDRA LIBRARY)
    CASE STUDY III (HOUSE OF WISDOM LIBRARY)

    FACADE
    CASE STUDY III (HOUSE OF WISDOM LIBRARY)

    CANTILEVERED ROOF PLANTED COURTYARD POD SPACES


    CASE STUDY III (SURRY HILLS LIBRARY AND COMMUNITY
    CENTRE)

    FACADE
    CASE STUDY III (SURRY HILLS LIBRARY AND COMMUNITY
    CENTRE)
    CASE STUDY III (SURRY HILLS LIBRARY AND COMMUNITY
    CENTRE)
    THANK YOU

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