1. Collaborating for a Successful Master Plan – Art or Science?
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Janette Blackburn
Abstract
As libraries continue to evolve, there is the opportunity to reimagine these places to meet the needs of contemporary and potential users. The library master plan provides a road map to answer the question: what is the library of the future? Through an integrated process that combines art (quantitative evidence) and science (qualitative aspects), architects and designers can work with library communities to re-envision spaces and programmes based on progressive pedagogy and opportunities for new interactions.
Abstract
As libraries continue to evolve, there is the opportunity to reimagine these places to meet the needs of contemporary and potential users. The library master plan provides a road map to answer the question: what is the library of the future? Through an integrated process that combines art (quantitative evidence) and science (qualitative aspects), architects and designers can work with library communities to re-envision spaces and programmes based on progressive pedagogy and opportunities for new interactions.
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- About IFLA IX
- Introduction 1
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Part 1: Collaborating with Stakeholders
- 1. Collaborating for a Successful Master Plan – Art or Science? 7
- 2. Collaborative Design: A Persona Exercise Approach 25
- 3. Student Engagement and Collaboration: Creative Evidence-Based Approaches 35
- 4. Collaborating for Success: People, Places, Form and Function 48
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Part 2: Collaborating for Cultural Change
- 5. Madison Central Library: The Art-Infused Library 79
- 6. Dokk1 – Re-inventing Space Praxis: a Mash-up Library, a Democratic Space, a City Lounge or a Space for Diversity? 91
- 7. Building Tomorrow’s Library Today: How the Six Spheres Vision Kept us on Track 104
- 8. Cooking and Multiculturalism, Living Lab and Fab Lab: Collaborative Strategies in the Province of Barcelona Municipal Library Network 117
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Part 3: Cooperative Collections
- 9. The Library Service Centre: A Collaborative Partnership for Legacy Collections and Programme Innovation 133
- 10. The Cooperative Storage Library Switzerland: A Successful Multi-Cantonal Cooperation 143
- 11. Garching – the Bavarian Storage Library: Past, Present and Future Developments 155
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Part 4: Crafting the Project Story
- 12. Communities Craft Future Library Stories 173
- 13. Stakeholder Engagement Processes and Strategies 187
- 14. A Dream Come True of Citizens – the New Helsinki Central Library 203
- 15. New Models for Library Advancement 214
- 16. Re-imagining the University Library – a Transformative Opportunity 221
- Contributors 231
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- About IFLA IX
- Introduction 1
-
Part 1: Collaborating with Stakeholders
- 1. Collaborating for a Successful Master Plan – Art or Science? 7
- 2. Collaborative Design: A Persona Exercise Approach 25
- 3. Student Engagement and Collaboration: Creative Evidence-Based Approaches 35
- 4. Collaborating for Success: People, Places, Form and Function 48
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Part 2: Collaborating for Cultural Change
- 5. Madison Central Library: The Art-Infused Library 79
- 6. Dokk1 – Re-inventing Space Praxis: a Mash-up Library, a Democratic Space, a City Lounge or a Space for Diversity? 91
- 7. Building Tomorrow’s Library Today: How the Six Spheres Vision Kept us on Track 104
- 8. Cooking and Multiculturalism, Living Lab and Fab Lab: Collaborative Strategies in the Province of Barcelona Municipal Library Network 117
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Part 3: Cooperative Collections
- 9. The Library Service Centre: A Collaborative Partnership for Legacy Collections and Programme Innovation 133
- 10. The Cooperative Storage Library Switzerland: A Successful Multi-Cantonal Cooperation 143
- 11. Garching – the Bavarian Storage Library: Past, Present and Future Developments 155
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Part 4: Crafting the Project Story
- 12. Communities Craft Future Library Stories 173
- 13. Stakeholder Engagement Processes and Strategies 187
- 14. A Dream Come True of Citizens – the New Helsinki Central Library 203
- 15. New Models for Library Advancement 214
- 16. Re-imagining the University Library – a Transformative Opportunity 221
- Contributors 231
