Constructing library buildings that work
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Constructing library buildings that work
ALA Editions, 2020
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
When it's time to start planning for a renovation or construction project, you don't need a book that covers everything from A to Z. Instead you need a concentrated set of tools and techniques that will guide you and your team to find the best solutions for your specific project. That's exactly what library building expert Schlipf provides in his new book, which will be a key resource for library directors, administrators, board members, trustees, and planning professionals. Pinpointing the elements that make library buildings functional, in this book readers will find
a streamlined organization of the text that enables quick consultation and facilitates collaboration;
concise coverage of the essentials of the library construction process, including who does what, how things work, and how to stay out of trouble along the way;
advice on important planning and workflow considerations such as site selection, schematic design, funding, design development, the bidding process, construction, and post-construction occupancy;
discussion of the characteristics of successful library buildings—buildings that are easy to maintain, welcoming to people with disabilities, have less trouble-prone restrooms, and provide security for users, staff, and collections; and
an overview of bad ideas in library architecture, with pointed guidance on how to steer clear of them from the very beginning of your project.
This powerful primer will help everyone involved in a library building project stay focused on the task at hand.
目次
Preface
Introduction
Part I Basics of the Library Construction Process
Chapter 1 Basic Building Configuration
Chapter 2 Programming
Chapter 3 Hiring Architects
Chapter 4 Site Selection
Chapter 5 The Design and Construction Process
Chapter 6 Funding
Chapter 7 Remodeling vs. New Construction
Chapter 8 Converting Non-Library Spaces
Part II Characteristics of Successful Library Buildings
Chapter 9 Accessibility
Chapter 10 Acoustics
Chapter 11 Efficient Operation
Chapter 12 Electrical Wiring
Chapter 13 Elevators and Staircases
Chapter 14 Expandability
Chapter 15 Flexibility
Chapter 16 Furniture
Chapter 17 HVAC Systems
Chapter 18 Lighting
Chapter 19 Meeting and Program Rooms
Chapter 20 Plumbing
Chapter 21 Security
Chapter 22 Service Desks
Chapter 23 Shelving
Chapter 24 Staff Workspaces
Chapter 25 Storage Spaces
Chapter 26 Good and Bad Ideas in Library Architecture
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