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5 A Fire Hall Reused for Windsor Public Library’s John Muir Branch in Ontario, Canada

  • Rebekah Mayer
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New Libraries in Old Buildings
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents V
  3. About IFLA IX
  4. Preface 1
  5. Part 1: Creative Building Reuse: Challenges and Responses
  6. 1 Exceptional Libraries and Distinctive Architecture: Celebrating Reuse 7
  7. 2 Using Historic Buildings to House New Libraries: Prerequisites and Conditions for Successful Revival 18
  8. 3 The Reuse of Buildings: Libraries Behaving Sustainably 32
  9. Part 2: Case Studies: Public Libraries
  10. 4 Patyegarang Place with a New Library and Pavilion Revitalizing a Hospital for Sydney’s Inner West Community 57
  11. 5 A Fire Hall Reused for Windsor Public Library’s John Muir Branch in Ontario, Canada 77
  12. 6 Cultural Reconstruction of a Traditional Chinese Courtyard House into the Suochengli Neighbourhood Library 92
  13. 7 Converting and Extending a Historic Fire Station into a Library in Berlin, Germany 105
  14. 8 Building Community Through Transforming 17th Century Barns in Kirchzarten, Germany 122
  15. 9 The Mössingen Library Emerges from the Pausa Tonnenhalle in Germany 134
  16. 10 Rehabilitating a Textile Plant for Barcelona’s Les Corts Neighbourhood Library 152
  17. 11 Repurposing a Grocery Store for the Joutsa Public Library in Finland 167
  18. 12 Creating a Library from a Locomotive Shed in Tilburg, the Netherlands 179
  19. 13 Converting the Utrecht Post Office into the Neude Library 192
  20. Part 3: Case Studies: Academic Libraries
  21. 14 The Conversion of a Science Institute to a Faculty Library in Ghent, Belgium 213
  22. 15 A Cattle Market Becomes a University Library in Germany 228
  23. 16 Integrating New Functions into the Historic Herzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek in Weimar, Germany 241
  24. 17 From Locomotives to Libraries at Wildau Technical University, Germany 253
  25. 18 Reviving the Hexagon for the University Library on the Luminy Campus of Aix- Marseille University 269
  26. 19 The American University of Paris Library in the Student Life and Learning Commons 286
  27. 20 A Slaughterhouse Pavilion Becomes an Architectural Library in Rome 304
  28. 21 A Library Hovering in the Chapel in Bogotá, Colombia 319
  29. 22 Transforming a Match Factory into the American Philatelic Research Library in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania 336
  30. Appendix
  31. Sustainability and Reusing Buildings for Libraries: A Review of Selected Documents 357
  32. Contributors 370
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