Rešerše č. 4/2011 Národní knihovna ČR, odbor knihovnictví, oddělení studijní a informační, Klementinum 190, 110 01 Praha 1 Stavby budov knihoven - zkušenosti, normy, metodické materiály, předpisy, doporučení, návody pro stavbu Objednavatel: dr. V. Richter, NK ČR Praha Datum vypracování: 6.9.2011 Zpracovatel: Mgr. Jindřich Pilař Celkový počet záznamů: 363 (rozšířená verze 545) Časové vymezení: 2003 2011 Jazykové vymezení: ang., něm., češ. slov. Zdroj: KKL, LISA
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Rešerše č. 4/2011
Národní knihovna ČR, odbor knihovnictví, oddělení studijní a informační, Klementinum 190, 110 01 Praha 1
Stavby budov knihoven - zkušenosti, normy, metodické materiály, předpisy, doporučení, návody pro stavbu
Objednavatel: dr. V. Richter, NK ČR PrahaDatum vypracování: 6.9.2011Zpracovatel: Mgr. Jindřich PilařCelkový počet záznamů: 363 (rozšířená verze 545)Časové vymezení: 2003 2011Jazykové vymezení: ang., něm., češ. slov.Zdroj: KKL, LISA
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Table of ContentsThe Academic Library Building in the Digital Age: A Study of Construction, Planning, and Design of New Library Space...............................................................................8Implementing the Locator/ID Separation Protocol: Design and experience................9EIAH Data Model: Semantic Interoperability among Distributed Digital Repositories...................................................................................................................................11Well Connected in the District and in the Educational Landscape: The New District Library in the South of Regensburg...........................................................................13Cherokee Regional Works on Tandem Building Projects..........................................14Renewing our Libraries: Case Studies in Re-planning and Refurbishment...............16PLANNING NEW AND REMODELED ARCHIVAL FACILITIES................................17Easy ways to save money during and after library construction................................18American Sculpture and the Library of Congress......................................................20Information for Inspiration: Understanding Architects' Information Seeking and Use Behaviors to Inform Design.......................................................................................21Library Architecture at Yale.......................................................................................23Anniversary Gift Ideas for the Library -- Development of the Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Center of the Humboldt University in Berlin...................................................25The Fourth Factor: A Historical Perspective on Architecture and Medicine..............26Bristol Central Library................................................................................................28Planning the Future of the National Library of Mongolia............................................29Architects in the Mist: Embedding the Librarian in a Culture of Design.....................30Treasures in the Cellar: Images of Architecture in the National Gallery of Art Library Image Collections, and Other Highlights for Slavic and East European Scholars.....32The Architecture of the English Domestic Library, 1600-1700..................................33Armchair Architecture: Building Design on the Web..................................................35Open, Flexible and Just as Changeable as the Internet: The Library of the Rolex Learning Center at the Ecole Polytechnique de Federale de Lausanne...................36No Culture without Education....................................................................................38Hamm Treats Itself to a New Center.........................................................................40Lessons Learned from EIAH Metadata Application Profile (EMAP)..........................41Introduction to Controlled Vocabularies: Terminology for Art Architecture, and Other Cultural Works...........................................................................................................43Better by Design: An Introduction to Planning and Designing a New Library Building...................................................................................................................................44Books, Buildings and Social Engineering: Early Public Libraries in Britain from past to Present.......................................................................................................................46The Buildings of England (Revised Editions).............................................................47The Guide to Suffolk Churches (2nd Revised and Enlarged Ed.).............................48Church Woodwork in the British Isles, 1100-1535: An Annotated Bibliography........50Office Design 2009: A Perfect Storm?.......................................................................51Planning Warehouse 13: Sharing Resources and Information to Develop an Educational Website..................................................................................................52Logotopia: The Library in Architecture, Art and the Imagination................................54Better by Design........................................................................................................55National Library of South Africa: The Architect's Review...........................................57Information, Architecture, and Hybridity: The Changing Discourse of the Public Library........................................................................................................................58
Better by Design: An Introduction to Planning and Designing a New Library Building...................................................................................................................................60AIA/ALA Library Building Awards...............................................................................61Architectural Designs at the Victoria and Albert Museum..........................................62Landmarks of Hyde County, North Carolina: The Mainland & Ocracoke Island........64Analogous Spaces -- On the History of the Complex Relation between Information, Knowledge and Space...............................................................................................65Architecture of Knowledge -- Planning and Building of Libraries\..............................67Cultural Environment of the Library...........................................................................68New Partners, New Planning, New Library: Library Buildings as an Impetus in City Planning.....................................................................................................................70A New Experimental Building of the District Library in Cadca...................................71The Study and Research Library in Hradec Kralove: A Modern Center of Library and Information Services..................................................................................................73Logotopia: The Library in Architecture, Art and the Imagination................................74Designs for Life..........................................................................................................76RR 2009/62: The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Homes through American History. . .77RR 2009/83: A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects 1600-1840 (4th Edition)...................................................................................................................................78Follies of Europe: Architectural Extravaganzas.........................................................80The Lion Companion to Church Architecture.............................................................81RR 2009/98: Architecture of Italy...............................................................................82RR 2009/48: Castles of the Clans: The Strongholds and Seats of 750 Scottish Families and Clans....................................................................................................84Visual Representations and Knowledge-Intensive Work: The Case of Architect Work...................................................................................................................................85Bridging Repositories to Form the Mace Experience................................................87Architecture as Advocacy: The Amsterdam Public Library Has a New Facility, a New Attitude and a New Adventure...................................................................................88The Seven Deadly Sins of Library Architecture.........................................................90The BMA Library. 21st Century Makeover. Getting the Library You Need................91The grove encyclopedia of classical art and architecture..........................................93Five houses, five messages -- Architectural highlights from Linz, Amsterdam, Deift and Weimar...............................................................................................................94Messages of houses -- Trends and tendencies of modern library buildings.............95No need to fear aesthetics!" Architect Rolf Ramcke calls for more courage in library design: Libraries should be stimulating and create a sense of identification.............97A Cultural Center with Pioneering Architecture -- The Starting Signal for the New Stuttgart Library.........................................................................................................99The Lanchester Library -- Building a Sustainable Library........................................100A Dynamic Assessment of the Francois-Mitterrand Library.....................................102Redefining the library...............................................................................................103From Bodleian to Idea Stores: the evolution of English library design....................105The Architectural Drawings of Sir Christopher Wren at All Souls College, Oxford: A Complete Catalogue................................................................................................106Architecture and Interior Design for 20th Century America: photographs by Samuel Gottscho and William Schleisner.............................................................................107Atlas of Vernacular Architecture of the World..........................................................109Planning the Library of the Future...........................................................................110Helsinki's New Central Library: The Heart of a Flourishing City..............................112
Architectural records: managing design and construction records..........................113Architectural Records: Managing Design and Construction Records......................114Land beckons..........................................................................................................116The net zero energy option......................................................................................117Building interoperable Canadian architecture collections: initial metadata assessment..............................................................................................................119The fairest libraries of them all.................................................................................121Human error: When good intentions meet bad planning, library users pay the price.................................................................................................................................122Architectural records. Managing design and construction records..........................124Planning, Renovating, Expanding and Constructing Library Facilities in Hospitals, Academic Medical Centers, and Health Organizations...........................................125Moab's living room...................................................................................................126Roter Teppich fur die Nutzer ausgerollt: Bibliotheksneubau der Fachhochschule Regensburg. [Red carpet treatment for the user: new library building for Regensburg University of Applied Sciences.]...............................................................................128Krafte bundeln, Bildung schaffen: Offentliche Bibliothek und Volkshochschule unter einem Dach. [Joining Forces, Shaping Education: The Public Library and the Adult Education Center under One Roof.]........................................................................129Planning, Communication are Key in Building New Libraries..................................131The National Library of Belarus: a new stage of development................................133Architectural records: managing design and construction records..........................135A new library in Bloomsbury: relocating the UCL SSEES Library............................136Inspiring public spaces............................................................................................138OCLC service gets Getty Vocabularies...................................................................139Indicators for the evolution of the academic architecture library..............................141Architectural archives/archiving architecture: the digital era....................................142The art library as place: the role of current space planning paradigms within the academic art and architecture library.......................................................................144Kicked a heading lately? The challenge of establishing headings for buildings and other structures........................................................................................................145Getting it right: strategies for successful public library building projects..................147The art of community consultation...........................................................................148The partnership approach to building new...............................................................150From A4 sketch to new college LRC........................................................................151A computer support tool for the early stages of architectural design.......................153University library buildings of the future...................................................................155Build it right and they will come: the librarian's role in library construction..............156Repurposing older libraries for new times: creating new learning space.................158How to keep the noise down without using the "Shush" word!................................159On integration best practice of architectural project archives..................................161The recommendations of the HIS GmbH concerning the organisation and resource planning for academic libraries................................................................................162Bibliotheksbau in Europa: Beispiele von Neubau- und Umbauten in Zeiten von Digital Library und e-Learning. [Building libraries in Europe: examples of new builds and refurbishments in an age of the digital library and e-learning.]................................164Architectural competition for EPFL library (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne -- Switzerland): viewpoint of technical panel...........................................166The Ten Commandments revisited: the Qualities of Good Library Space...............168The cultural scope of chromatic spaces - The building of the ICMC/IKMZ Cottbus.
.................................................................................................................................169Progress of the architectural competition: Learning Center, the Lausanne example..................................................................................................................................171Sssh The quiet revolution........................................................................................173Design sketches and sketch design tools................................................................174But the empire cannot live by muscle alone: an architectural history of the Edwardian public library.............................................................................................................176Do I need an architect or not?: some things you should know................................177Turning one side of A4 into a media arts centre......................................................179Library as place: results of a delphi study................................................................180Building an information commons at the National Institute of Standards and Technology Library: a case study............................................................................181Returning to former glory.........................................................................................183Planungs und Bewertungskriterien fur Bibliotheksbauten. Planning and evaluation criteria for library buildings.......................................................................................184Projektmanagement als strategisches Instrument im Grundungsprozess einer Bereichsbibliothek: das Retrokonversionsprojekt "Philosophicum" der UB Mainz. Project management as a strategic instrument in the foundation process of a branch library: the retroconversion project "Philosophicum" at the university library of Mainz.................................................................................................................................186The academic library as congenial space: more on the Saint Mary's experience...187Critical issues in public library planning: the New South Wales experience............189Dragon spirit alive in steel and stone.......................................................................190Architectural criteria for website evaluation: conceptual framework and empirical validation..................................................................................................................191Cyber-touring the world's best buildings..................................................................193Guidelines for electronic national bibliographies: are they needed?.......................194The Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library: the Howard University move experience.................................................................................................................................196Heaven helps those who help themselves": the realities of disaster planning.........197The preservation and storage of modern architectural plans and drawings............199What's my line?........................................................................................................200Libris DESIGN and financing public library buildings...............................................201When you're up to your ears in alligators. Strategically planning library facilities....203Some architectural dos and don'ts on the library building project...........................204Creating serenity in a small space at Hazelton District Public Library.....................205Canada's first "green" library...................................................................................206An information commons in a Caribbean context: emerging paradigms in electronic service delivery at the Main Library, the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine.................................................................................................................................208Executing a library move: a planned approach to moving your library....................210The Brain" - The Philological Library, Free University of Berlin; Why a new library?.................................................................................................................................211Working places, furniture and technology: Strategies of flexibility of university library buildings - the case of Bozen/Bolzano.....................................................................213From Concept to Commissioning: The Library - Scheduling, Programming, Phasing..................................................................................................................................214Conceptual Principles of the Planning of Modern Public Libraries..........................216National Library of Canada survey of holdings and projected growth.....................218Changes in library design: an architect's perspective..............................................219
New library facilities: opportunities for collaboration................................................220Developing a new branch agriculture library at the University of Manitoba.............222
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The Academic Library Building in the Digital Age: A Study of Construction, Planning, and Design of New Library SpaceWilliams, Delmus E. The Journal of Academic Librarianship 37. 3 (May 2011): 283.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. The Academic Library Building in the Digital Age: A Study of Construction, Planning, and Design of New Library Space. By Charles Stewart. Chicago: Association of College and Research Libraries. 2010. 107pp. 44.00 USD (Softcover). ISBN 978-0-8389-8552-6. Reviewed by Delmus E. Williams. Adapted from the source document.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDuring the last few years, the network research community and the industry have been working on the design of an alternate Internet Routing Architecture aiming at solving the issues arising in the current architecture. It is widely accepted that applying a Locator/ID Separation paradigm would result in a more scalable and flexible architecture. As the name suggests, in Locator/ID Separation the identification (ID) and the localization (locator) of end-points is separated, while the link between the ID and the Locator(s) is ensured by what is called the mapping system. In this paper, we present OpenLISP, an open source implementation of LISP (Locator/ID Separation Protocol). LISP is a Locator/Identifier separation solution based on the map-and-encap approach, which has the merit of being incrementally deployable, hence, falling in the category of dirty-slate approaches. OpenLISP
is not a merely implementation of the LISP specifications; it also defines the mapping sockets, a socket-based abstraction making the Data Plane and the Control Plane implementations independent. The evaluation provided in this paper shows the limited impact on the protocol stack performance compared to traditional non-encapsulated traffic. Adapted from the source document.
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EIAH Data Model: Semantic Interoperability among Distributed Digital RepositoriesKhazraee, Emad; Moaddeli, Saeed; Sanjari, Azadeh; Shakeri, Shadi. Aslib Proceedings: New Information Perspectives 63. 1 (2011): 46-56.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPurpose -- The purpose of this paper is to provide a clear image of the information architecture used in the Encyclopedia of Iranian Architectural History (EIAH) and to show how it was crafted to meet the need for accessibility, expressiveness and interoperability. Design/methodology/approach -- In order to assess the level of interoperability in the system, two essential concepts of the system are identified and traced in every level of the three-layer information architecture. Federated repositories are studied for the level of accessibility that they can offer. Knowledge representation level, mediator level and the semantic portal are studied for expressiveness capabilities. Findings -- EIAH information architecture is capable of establishing links among resources available in the information pools connected to the system by using EIAH metadata application profile (EMAP). Different modules in this architecture, which are localized for the Persian language, can work on similar environments for other languages, for example Arabic. Originality/value -- EIAH is the first example of a digital encyclopedia for the history of Iranian architecture, which is basically different from other digital encyclopedias in the way that it offers information to users. EIAH is aimed at domain experts and provides them not with pre-written and quality articles but with a wide range of resources and documents relative to what they are seeking. Adapted from the source document.
Mair-Gummermann, Elisabeth. BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 2 (2011): 110-112.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractA branch of the public library has been open since 1975 in the district of the city of Regensburg called Koningwiesen. A 183 square meter area in the basement of an elementary library school, books were first offered for AV Media students and citizens. Media selection and the library program developed over the years but were severely restricted by the small area. The lack of access to the basement rooms over the outside staircase was no longer acceptable. It was ultimately a matter of luck that during the course of the renovation of the elementary school, the library had to move out permanently and a new space should be found. The new branch library's design is discussed. Adapted from the source document.
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Cherokee Regional Works on Tandem Building ProjectsChambliss, Darla. Georgia Library Quarterly 48. 1 (Jan 2011): 15-16.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractTwo public libraries in Georgia are currently undergoing renovation and expansion. The first, the Dade County Public Library in Trenton, is in the construction phase that will add roughly 4,000 square feet to the existing facility, while the LaFayette-Walker County Public Library is in the design development phase. Each library will have a community room, a department for young adult services, a larger public computing area and perhaps a coffee shop. The Dade County library is a small- to medium-sized branch library and the only library serving Dade County. The LaFayette-Walker County project will expand the building envelope housing the LaFayette-Walker County Public Library, the Cherokee Regional Library, and the Doris Hetzler Genealogy & History Library. Adapted from the source document.
_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Renewing Our Libraries: Case Studies in Re-planning and Refurbishment. Edited by Michael Dewe. Farnham, England: Ashgate Publishing. 2009. 302pp. 124.95USD (hardback). ISBN 978-0-7546-7339-2. Reviewed by Nicholas Joint. Adapted from the source document.
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PLANNING NEW AND REMODELED ARCHIVAL FACILITIESThornton, Glenda A. Technical Services Quarterly 28. 1 (Jan 2011): 111-112.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Planning New and Remodeled Archival Facilities. By Thomas P. Wilsted. Chicago, Illinois: Society of American Archivists, 2007, 194 pp., 49.00 USD (softcover) ISBN:978-0-8389-1034-4. Reviewed by Glenda A. Thornton. Adapted from the source document.
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Easy ways to save money during and after library constructionSteele, Kirstin. The Bottom Line: Managing Library Finances 24. 1 (2011): 35-37.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPurpose -- The purpose of this paper is to offer advice, in the interest of preventing expensive mistakes, about certain aspects of library building projects. Design/methodology/approach -- The paper presents a list of avoidable errors made during real library construction or renovation projects. Findings -- The paper finds that a little common sense is a good thing to use in tandem with grand designs. Practical implications -- Hopefully, the practical implications of the paper will be cost savings for libraries and their parent organizations. Librarians, project managers, or architects might enjoy compiling photographs of similar mistakes and comparing them with sensible alternatives.
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American Sculpture and the Library of CongressSomma, Thomas P. The Library Quarterly 80. 4 (Oct 2010): 311-335.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe Thomas Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress is one of the more significant public structures in American architecture, due for the most part to its wealth and quality of decoration, including an extensive sculptural program executed in 1894-97. The architects entrusted the program to a committee of three prominent sculptors, J. Q. A. Ward, O. L. Warner, and Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Nearly one hundred individual works were commissioned from thirty sculptors. In spirit they affirm the Enlightenment belief in public access to knowledge being essential to a democratic society and in style the tenets of the American Renaissance, an essentially conservative style that looked to antiquity and the Italian Renaissance to establish continuity with the traditions of the past. Adapted from the source document.
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Information for Inspiration: Understanding Architects' Information Seeking and Use Behaviors to Inform DesignMakri, Stephann; Warwick, Claire. Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology 61. 9 (Sep 2010): 1745-1770.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractArchitectural design projects are heavily reliant on electronic information seeking. However, there have been few studies on how architects look for and use information on the Web. We examined the electronic information behavior of 9 postgraduate architectural design and urban design students. We observed them undertake a self-chosen, naturalistic information task related to one of their design projects and found that although the architectural students performed many similar interactive information behaviors to academics and
practitioners in other disciplines, they also performed behaviors reflective of the nature of their domain. The included exploring and encountering information (in addition to searching and browsing for it) and visualizing/appropriating information. The observations also highlighted the importance of Information use behaviors (such as editing and recording) and communication behaviors (such as sharing and distributing) as well as the importance of multimedia materials, particularly images, for architectural design projects. A key overarching theme was that inspiration was found to be both an important driver for and potential outcome of information work in the architecture domain, suggesting the need to design electronic information tools for architects that encourage and foster creativity. We make suggestions for the design of such tools based on our findings. [Copyright Wiley Periodicals Inc.]
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Library Architecture at YaleBunch, Antonia J. Library and Information History 26. 3 (Sep 2010): 227-228.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Library Architecture at Yale. Edited by Geoffrey Little. New Haven, CT: Yale University Library, 2009, 157pp., 35.00 GBP. ISBN: 9780300164770. Yale Library Studies. Reviewed by Antonia J. Bunch. Adapted from the source document.
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Anniversary Gift Ideas for the Library -- Development of the Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Center of the Humboldt University in BerlinBulaty, Milan. Zeitschrift fur Bibliothekswesen und Bibliographie 57. 5 (Sep 2010): 271-275.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn this essay the author outlines the historical, technical, local and anthropological framework for the newly built central library of the Humboldt University In Berlin. At the same time, the article describes and elucidates the architectural and conceptual aspects of
the Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Center. In conclusion, it is made convincingly clear that the design of this library serves as the groundwork for its sensory and intellectual impact. Adapted from the source document.
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The Fourth Factor: A Historical Perspective on Architecture and MedicineWiener, Judith A. Journal of Hospital Librarianship 10. 3 (Jul 2010): 322-323.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. The Fourth Factor: A Historical Perspective on Architecture and Medicine. By John Michael Currie. New York, NY: The American Institute of Architects, 2007, 192pp., 39.99 USD. ISBN: 978-1-57165-018-4. Reviewed by Judith A. Wiener. Adapted from the source document.
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Bristol Central LibraryHenderson, Janet. Bulletin of the Association of British Theological and Philosophical Libraries 17. 2 (Jun 2010): 21-24.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractOn April 9, 2010, fine art librarian Anthony Beeson led a party of twelve people to a tour of the Bristol Central Library in England and discussed its history and architecture. Beeson first outlined the history of the city's Public Library Service before describing the Central Library, which opened in 1906. The present library is located in a site on what is now Deanery Road, and its design is credited to Charles H. Holden. The library's eastern, southern, and
western facades initially appear to be devoid of any decoration, in stark contrast with the highly ornamented northern facade. Adapted from the source document.
Planning the Future of the National Library of MongoliaSegbert-Elbert, Monika; Fuegi, David. Ariadne 63 (Apr 2010).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe authors describe the National Library of Mongolia's plans to modernise its infrastructure and services. Adapted from the source document.
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Architects in the Mist: Embedding the Librarian in a Culture of DesignCooper, Rebecca A. Public Services Quarterly 6. 2-3 (Apr 2010): 323-329.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractSpecial Libraries, Special Challenges is a column dedicated to exploring the unique public services challenges that arise in libraries that specialize in a particular subject, such as law, medicine, and business. In each column, the author will discuss public service dilemmas and solutions that occur specifically in given subject libraries while drawing links to how such issues affect librarianship in general. Special or subject-matter librarians interested in authoring a piece for this column are invited to contact Melissa K. Aho at [email protected]. Rebecca Cooper is the Architecture and Instruction Librarian at the Fiske Kimball Fine Arts Library at the University of Virginia. She holds an M.A. in Art History from Southern Methodist University, and an M.S.L.S from The Catholic University of America. Her email is [email protected]. Adapted from the source document.
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Treasures in the Cellar: Images of Architecture in the National Gallery of Art Library Image Collections, and Other Highlights for Slavic and East European ScholarsGibbs, Andrea. Slavic & East European Information Resources 11. 2-3 (Apr 2010): 184-195.
_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe National Gallery of Art Library Image Collections is a vast visual repository of images of works of art and architecture. Among resources for Slavic scholars, the archive of William Craft Brumfield is exemplary. Other National Gallery holdings of interest to Slavicists can be found in the Department of Photography, the Department of Prints and Drawings, and the Library Rare Book Collection. Adapted from the source document.
Subjects Art, Art, Architecture, Architecture, East European materials, East European materials, Antiquarian materials, Antiquarian materials
Classification 5.16: NON PRINT MATERIALS, 5.16: NON PRINT MATERIALS
Identifiers / Keywords Slavic, Russian, Eastern European, East European, architecture, art, photography, William Craft Brumfield, Gerald Cerny Collection, Anne andJacques Baruch Collection, National Gallery of Art, article
Title Treasures in the Cellar: Images of Architecture in the National Gallery of Art Library Image Collections, and Other Highlights for Slavic and EastEuropean Scholars
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The Architecture of the English Domestic Library, 1600-1700Gwynn, Lucy. Library and Information History 26. 1 (Mar 2010): 56-69.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe seventeenth century saw the dramatic growth of book collections, as books became a desirable commodity. The ruling classes used books to strengthen their political, social and intellectual hegemony, and the reading and collection of books was perceived as indicative of a range of virtues. At the same time, English society was increasingly receptive to new architectural ideas from the continent, and building and furnishing houses was a popular way of expressing morality and magnificence. This article identifies the relationship between patterns of reading, and the arrangement and architectural setting of book collections. Private libraries were a relative innovation, and the variety of approaches to accommodating them within the home often reflects the personal implications was conducted in the same terms used to debate the worth of reading and knowledge, and architectural display was a useful means of advertising an educated persona. The use of architectural style is also examined, since different motifs and stylistic approaches were attributed with different meanings, which related to shared ideas about knowledge, and its place within society. Adapted from the source document.
_______________________________________________________________AbstractDon't have any immediate -- or long-term -- travel plans to explore the history of the world's architecture? Well, pull up a chair and Irene McDermott will show you how the web can take you on a virtual tour of some of the oldest and most famous architectural masterpieces. Adapted from the source document.
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Open, Flexible and Just as Changeable as the Internet: The Library of the Rolex Learning Center at the Ecole Polytechnique de Federale de LausanneAymonin, David. BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 10 (2010): 720-722.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe Rolex Learning Center's library has already become a hallmark of the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EPFL) as well as a model for the "library of the future". The name of this spectacular facility (which cost over 100 million Swiss francs) says it all: Rolex = private co-financing; learning = library as a place for study and work; center = center location in the middle of the campus. In this article the director of the library describes how everything works. The library is completely dedicated knowledge and provides 860 desks equipped with the necessary IT support. Seating is divided into three zones: absolute silence, areas and sections for group work. Ten rooms for group work can be reserved for up to three hours. Upholstered chairs and seating pillows invite users to get comfortable with a book in hand or just relax. There are no longer separate computer tables, but rather terminals for quick access to the OPAC and the Internet. Users bring their own laptops or can borrow a computer at the reception desk. The library is the result of a fusion of teams, collections and services from ten former branch libraries on campus and now provide service to all of the school's academic departments. The library of the EPFL is not revolutionary, of course, but represents a significant improvement in terms of the concepts of an academic library and further advancements in library science. The range of service, the organization and the competencies of the teams, as well as the focus on the needs of the users in a versatile and inspirational environment encourage permanent interaction between individuals, which hence stimulates teaching research. At the beginning of this new century, it renews the general image of a library by being more open, more flexible and more viable -- just like the Internet. Adapted from the source document.
Subjects Polytechnic libraries, Polytechnic libraries, User services, User services, Architecture, Architecture, Library technology, Librarytechnology
Classification 3.13: ACADEMIC LIBRARIES (NOT SCHOOL LIBRARIES), 3.13: ACADEMIC LIBRARIES (NOT SCHOOL LIBRARIES)
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Title Open, Flexible and Just as Changeable as the Internet: The Library of the Rolex Learning Center at the Ecole Polytechnique de Federale deLausanne
Alternate Title Offen, flexibel und entwicklungsfahig wie das Internet: Die Bibliothek des Rolex Learning Center der Ecole Polytechnique Federal de Lausanne
No Culture without EducationDaniel, Frank; Notzelmann, Cordula; Volz, Markus. BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 11-12 (2010): 784-786.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn this article the authors discuss the current projects of the City Library of Cologne (StadtBibliothek Koln), the design concepts, and the transformation process of a space dominated by books and rules into a cultural meeting place, which inspires learning. The article examines aspect re the central and important functions of both books and electronic media, including their multi-format capabilities for utilization in regard to information and prompting activities therein. The authors also highlight and define various strategies for spatial and activity planning, as well as provide a number of examples through which these strategies were implemented in projects. Adapted from the source document.
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Hamm Treats Itself to a New CenterEigenbrodt, Olaf. BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 11-12 (2010): 790-794.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn this article the author discusses how Ruhrgebiet or the Ruhr Area Industrial Zone localities, particularly in case of the city of Hamm, utilized a former department store to become the Heinreich-von-Kleist Forum, as well as the new central library. The author highlights the various intricate features of Hamm's new learning and cultural center, which includes a listening bar, a gallery, and a lounge area, among other new amenities. In this tour the article also explores the aesthetics: the various floors, artistic works, i.e. city elephant, services areas, and collection display; and lists the details behind the project, which includes the specifications, as well as the facts and figures of the library and the project. Adapted from the source document.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe EIAH Metadata Application Profile (EMAP) has been designed to meet Encyclopedia of Iranian Architectural History (EIAH) needs regarding the organization of architectural resources. The application profile should satisfy community needs and should respect existing conventions; architects may think differently from archivists or museum curators. The key issues in the design process have been addressed here; namely, compliance with the special needs of EIAH data architecture, interoperability, compliance with Persian language and localization, as well as simplicity, critical because of the wide range of non-cataloger users of the system. The EMAP has been designed based on Dublin Core; six element refinements have been defined for the Dublin Core element "subject" to facilitate the interconnection of resources to entities in the EIAH ontology. In particular, human readable documentation guidelines have been emphasized as an important factor in metadata quality. Metadata crosswalks have also been defined with major standards of the domain to improve interoperability. Adapted from the source document.
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Introduction to Controlled Vocabularies: Terminology for Art Architecture, and Other Cultural WorksKnazook, Elizabeth. Cataloging & Classification Quarterly 48. 8 (2010): 757-759.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Introduction to Controlled Vocabularies: Terminology for Art, Architecture, and Other Cultural Works, 1st ed. By Patricia Harpring. Edited by Murtha Baca. Los Angeles, CA: Getty Publications, 2010, 245pp., 50.00 USD. ISBN 978-1-60606-018-6. Reviewed by Elizabeth Knazook. Adapted from the source document.
Neville, Tina. Journal of the Medical Library Association (JMLA) 98. 1 (Jan 2010): 8889.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Better by Design: An Introduction to Planning and Designing a New Library Building, by Ayub Khan London, UK: Facet Publishing. 2009. 195 p. $149.95 ISBN: 978-1-85604-650-3. Adapted from the source document.
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Books, Buildings and Social Engineering: Early Public Libraries in Britain from past to PresentDuckett, Bob. Reference Reviews 24. 2 (2010): 6-7.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Books, Buildings and Social Engineering: Early Public Libraries in Britain from Past to Present. By Alistair Black, Simon Pepper and Kaye Bagshaw. Farnham, UK and Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2009, 45pp., 65.00 GBP/124.95 USD. ISBN 978 0 7546 7207 4. Reviewed by Bob Duckett. Adapted from the source document.
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The Buildings of England (Revised Editions)Duckett, Bob. Reference Reviews 24. 5 (2010): 7-10.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractComments on the book The Buildings of England (revised editions), by Nikolaus Pevsner and others. Published by Penguin, The Buildings of England series of books describe every building of architectural importance in every county of England and are currently among the
iconic reference sources found in larger libraries in the UK. There were no generic entries for types of buildings such as libraries, workhouses, or railway stations. Nevertheless, these volumes would be of interest to historians, architects, planners, designers, art historians, industry professionals, local residents, and other parties who appreciate heritage. Adapted from the source document.
The Guide to Suffolk Churches (2nd Revised and Enlarged Ed.)Harrison, David. Reference Reviews 24. 1 (2010): 52-53.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. The Guide to Suffolk Churches, 2nd revised and enlarged ed. By D. R. Mortlock. Cambridge, UK: The Lutterworth Press, 2009, 607pp., 25.00 GBP/52.00 USD. ISBN 978 0 7188 3076 2. Reviewed by David Harrison. Adapted from the source document.
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Church Woodwork in the British Isles, 1100-1535: An Annotated BibliographyDuckett, Bob. Reference Reviews 24. 2 (2010): 55-56.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Church Woodwork in the British Isles, 1100-1535: An Annotated Bibliography. By Robert A. Faleer. Lanham, MD and Plymouth, UK: Scarecrow Press, 2009, 449pp., 59.95 GBP/75.00 USD. ISBN 978 0 8108 6739 0. Also available as an e-book (ISBN 978 0 8108 6740 6). Reviewed by Bob Duckett. Adapted from the source document.
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Office Design 2009: A Perfect Storm?Wallace, Mary Colette. Searcher 18. 1 (January 2010): 20-25.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractMary Colette Wallace looks at how changes in office design are being impacted by three equally powerful forces -- autonomy, demographics, and technology -- and how architectural firms are adapting in order to help employee performance by enhancing their work environments. Adapted from the source document.
Planning Warehouse 13: Sharing Resources and Information to Develop an Educational WebsiteCunningham, Kay; Brackstone, Deborah. Tennessee Libraries 60. 3 (2010).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractAMUM, the University of Memphis' Art Museum, created an educational website devoted to the life and work of African-American architect Paul Revere Williams, the 'architect to the stars.' With the assistance of libraries and archives from across the country, AMUM assembled a comprehensive bibliography, verified and collected images of Williams' works, and enhanced the images with background text to create a research tool useful for K-12 students, college architecture majors, researchers, or the general public. The presenters described the development of the project, giving particular attention to details of the work involved and the collaboration between art historians, archivists, and librarians. Adapted from the source document.
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Logotopia: The Library in Architecture, Art and the ImaginationAurand, Martin. Journal of Archival Organization 7. 3 (July 2009): 142-144.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Logotopia: The Library in Architecture, Art and the Imagination. By Ray Bradbury and Alberto Manguel, edited by Esther Shipman and Sascha Hastings. Cambridge, Ontario: Cambridge Galleries Design at Riverside, 2008, 128pp., 32.00 USD. ISBN 9781897001264; ISBN 1897001266. Reviewed by Martin Aurand. Adapted from the source document.
In the UK, the introduction of National Lottery funding for library projects, combined with the increasing use of Private Finance Initiatives, has increased the number of new library constructions. Part of the money were allocated to 58 library authorities for renovations, expansions, or construction of new libraries that would be better able to meet the changing needs of their communities. Thus, it is an opportunity to assess what needs to be taken into consideration when designing new library buildings so that they can stand the test of time. This article looks at new trends and factors in library design, as well as issues to take into account when planning a library designed for users of the modern age. Adapted from the source document.
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National Library of South Africa: The Architect's ReviewMalan, Jeremie. Quarterly Bulletin of the National Library of South Africa 63. 3-4 (July 2009): 57-58.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractA new building for the National Library of South Africa was erected in Pretoria after almost 18 years of careful planning. The architecture embraces the library's diverse functions and requirements and projects a proud new approach to public buildings in the capital city. Facades are transparent and large signage panels draw attention to the building, while three pedestrian ramps lead patrons to an elevated public square and to the library's front doors. The national coat of arms, flag and library logo form an integral part of the external facade. There is vertical movement in the lobby area with lifts, conveyors, staircases and building services. Adapted from the source document.
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Information, Architecture, and Hybridity: The Changing Discourse of the Public LibraryCarnegie, Teena A M; Abell, John. Technical Communication Quarterly 18. 3 (July 2009): 242-258.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn an industrial society, the library is associated with modern economic, political, and social metanarratives. With the rise of digital technology, public libraries are threatened with the possibility of becoming obsolete and irrelevant. Spaces and interfaces intersect with modem and postmodern narratives as the library vies to establish its identity as a legitimizer and purveyor of knowledge in the information age. Through architecture, the library comes to
Subjects Architecture, Architecture, Public libraries, Public libraries, Hybrid systems, Hybrid systems, Information technology, Information technology
Classification 7.11: PLANNING AND DESIGN OF LIBRARY BUILDINGS, 7.11: PLANNING AND DESIGN OF LIBRARY BUILDINGS
Identifiers / Keywords article
Title Information, Architecture, and Hybridity: The Changing Discourse of the Public Library
Authors Carnegie, Teena A M; Abell, John; Carnegie, Teena A M
Publication title Technical Communication Quarterly
Volume 18
Issue 3
Pages 242-258
Number of pages 17
Publication date July 2009
Publication year 2009
Year 2009
Publisher Taylor&Francis, Philadelphia PA; United States
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Better by Design: An Introduction to Planning and Designing a New Library BuildingLaws, Robert D. The Journal of Academic Librarianship 35. 4 (July 2009): 389.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Better by Design: An Introduction to Planning and Designing a New Library Building. By Ayub Khan. London, England: Facet Publishing, 2009, 224pp., 44.95 GBP. ISBN 978-1-85604-650-3. Reviewed by Robert D. Laws. Adapted from the source document.
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AIA/ALA Library Building AwardsAmerican Libraries 40. 4 (April 2009): 44-46.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPresents the winners of the 2009 Library Building Awards, which is sponsored by the American Institute of Architects and the American Library Association's Library Leadership and Management Association. The biennial award recognizes distinguished accomplishment in library architecture by an architect licensed in the United States for any library in the country or abroad. The winners include the Gentry Public Library in Arkansas, New York Public Library's Francis Martin Library, Chongqing Library in China, Minneapolis Central Library in Minnesota, Scottsdale Public Library in Arizona, and Starr Library at the University of California-Berkeley. Adapted from the source document.
_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe Victoria and Albert Museum's Word and Image Department holds an estimated 750,000 prints, drawings, paintings and photographs. Among these is an outstanding collection of over 15,000 architectural designs, as well as archival sources in the Archive of Art and Design, and numerous printed volumes in the National Art Library all relating to the topic of architecture. Adapted from the source document.
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Landmarks of Hyde County, North Carolina: The Mainland & Ocracoke IslandYoung, David W. North Carolina Libraries 67. 1-2 (April 2009): 28.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Landmarks of Hyde County, North Carolina: The Mainland & Ocracoke Island. By Claudia R. Brown and Diane E. Lea, edited by J. Daniel Pezzoni. Engelhard, NC: Hyde County Historical & Genealogical Society, 2007, 256pp., 55.00 USD plus 6.00 USD for shipping and handling. Reviewed by David W. Young. Adapted from the source document.
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Analogous Spaces -- On the History of the Complex Relation between Information, Knowledge and SpaceHapke, Thomas. A.B.I. Technik 29. 2 (2009): 102-116.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractOn the one hand the interdisciplinary conference "Analogous spaces -- architecture and the space of information, intellect and action" took place in Belgium 2008 presented research activities on the history of scholarly information and communication. With it at the same time it was a journey to the origins of the early information society. Otherwise the conference connected information history with the history of culture, architecture and art by referring to various analogies between analog and digital spaces. Topical starting point was the Belgian Paul Otlet as founder of documentation around the turn of the 20th century. The German
chemist and information pioneer Wilhelm Ostwald is especially mentioned as part of the intellectual network of Otlet. Adapted from the source document.
Subjects Conferences, Conferences, Scholarly communication, Scholarly communication, Information society concept, Information society concept,Architecture, Architecture, Belgium, Belgium
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"Architecture of Knowledge -- Planning and Building of Libraries"Dreis, Gabriele. A.B.I. Technik 29. 3 (2009): 161-167.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractUnder the title "Architecture of knowledge -- Planning and Building of Libraries" a symposium was organized in the Universitats- und Landesbibliothek Dusseldorf on may 12th. Under the aspect of a remarkable renaissance of library buildings, the contributors (architects, scientists, stake-holders and librarians) reported their demands on libraries and library-buildings according to their visions of libraries as modern learning spaces. Adapted from the source document.
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Cultural Environment of the LibrarySiebert, Irmgard. A.B.I. Technik 29. 3 (2009): 168-175.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIs there an architecture for bits and bytes? Are there any constant guidelines for library architecture overriding history? Can it be that the library as a centre for communication and learning has already been an issue for discussion in the Ancient World and during Renaissance? What importance can be accorded to the strength of will to build within the process of realizing new library buildings? The paper will answer these and other questions based on a cultural-historical approach. Adapted from the source document.
Henning, Wolfram. BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 10 (2009): 692-695.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractOne of the topic clusters of the German Institute for Urban Studies views the future of cities and metropolitan areas in terms of five aspects of city planning: buildings and spaces, economy, social structures, infrastructure, and ecology. The relevancy of each of these areas for libraries is quite obvious. Moreover, it is apparent that investors in this field are increasingly taking over the classical role of municipalities. Although this could lead to mass production, it need not do so, if architects who are highly design-oriented have a say in the planning process and if cities and towns set their standards high enough. Thus, for librarians, the classical pattern for planning -- where municipalities plan and finance a new facility on a carefully chosen location -- is becoming rarer. Today a library must communicate its ideas and needs to new cooperation partners. In order to access subsidy funds libraries must provide their financial backers with strong arguments. One needs to see things from an investor's point of view: why give a library the best location when a private party promises higher rental returns? Subterranean or second floor locations are also quite nice. In such cases it is necessary to encourage the communal agencies to show their colors and emphasize that a "new middle" is not only a commercial, but also an intellectual site. Of course, libraries are places for information, learning, knowledge, education, culture, leisure time and gatherings. But they are also "growth nodes of city development," and this is perhaps more important to library funders than anything else. Adapted from the source document.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe study & research library in Hradec Kralove, the Czech Republic, is presented. The institution was founded in 1949, received its current status in 2001, & moved to a new building in September 2008. The essay describes the new location's external architecture & internal layout, specifying the equipment & services provided on each of its five floors. The library's mission of providing free & open access to information by general public is noted, mentioning the diverse menu of services available & activities held in this modern infrastructure. The library receives from 600 to 700 visitors a day, but this number will grow, since it is located in a university town. The 23rd session of the Narodna komisia pre sluzby (National Commission on Services) of the Czech National Library was held at the Hradec Kralove library on 1-2 April 2009. Adapted from the source document.
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Logotopia: The Library in Architecture, Art and the ImaginationMatuozzi, Robert N. Libraries & the Cultural Record 44. 4 (2009): 499-500.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Logotopia: The Library in Architecture, Art and the Imagination. Edited by Sascha Hastings and Esther E. Shipman. Cambridge, Ontario: Cambridge Galleries, 2008, 128pp., 32.00 USD. ISBN 978-1-897001-26-4. Reviewed by Robert N. Matuozzi. Adapted from the source document.
AbstractThe 34 libraries that competed for the UK's Public Library Building Awards 2009 provided a glimpse of the current trends and issues in library design. Large central libraries as well as libraries located in small suburban spaces demonstrated a stronger focus on what they can do for the public. These libraries are destinations, the products of intensive consultation with the public they serve. Some libraries have expanded their original spaces, while others now offer areas that blur the distinction between health, learning, culture, and reading services. The result was fresh architecture and a skilful deployment of human and other resources. The competition showcased the library of the early 21st century, one that is confident, open, and flexible, shaping and being shaped by the community it serves. Adapted from the source document.
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RR 2009/62: The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Homes through American HistoryCarpenter, Cathy. Reference Reviews 23. 2 (2009): 21-22.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Homes through American History, 4 vols. By Thomas Paradis. Westport, CT and London, England: Greenwood Press, 2008, npp., 225.00 GBP/399.95 USD. ISBN 9780313 334962. Reviewed by Cathy Carpenter. Adapted from the source document.
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RR 2009/83: A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects 1600-1840 (4th Edition)Harrison, David. Reference Reviews 23. 2 (2009): 43.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. A Biographical Dictionary of British Architects 1600-1840 (4th edition). By Howard Colvin. New Haven, CT and London, England: Yale University Press, 2008, 1,334 pp., 75.00 euros/150.00 USD. ISBN 9780300 125085. Published for the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art. Reviewed by David Harrison. Adapted from the source document.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Follies of Europe: Architectural Extravaganzas. By Caroline Holmes, photography by Nic Barlow and introduction by Tim Knox. Woodbridge, UK: Garden Art Press, 2008, 256pp., 35.00 GBP/75.00 USD. ISBN 978 1 870673 56 3. Reviewed by Bob Duckett. Adapted from the source document.
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The Lion Companion to Church ArchitectureDuckett, Bob. Reference Reviews 23. 5 (2009): 54-55.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. The Lion Companion to Church Architecture. By David Stancliffe. London, England: Lion Hudson, 2008, 288pp., 20.00 GBP. ISBN 978 0 7459 5190 4. Reviewed by Bob Duckett. Adapted from the source document.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Architecture of Italy. By Jean Castex. Westport, CT and London, England: Greenwood Press, 2008, 230pp., 41.95 GBP/75.00 USD. ISBN 978 0313 320866. Reference Guides to National Architecture. Reviewed by Chris Taylor. Adapted from the source document.
Book review abstract. Castles of the Clans: The Strongholds and Seats of 750 Scottish Families and Clans. By Martin Coventry. Musselburgh, Scotland: Goblinshead, 2008, 626pp., 17.95 GBP/38.95 USD. ISBN 978 1 899874 36 1. Reviewed by K. C. Fraser. Adapted from the source document.
Visual Representations and Knowledge-Intensive Work: The Case of Architect WorkStyhre, Alexander; Gluch, Pernilla. VINE: The Journal of Information and Knowledge Management Systems 39. 2 (2009): 108-124.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPurpose -- The purpose of this paper is to look into the knowledge-intensive work that entangles the use of various visual representations such as drawings, CAD images, and scale models. Rather than assuming that knowledge is exclusively residing in the human cognitive capacities, most knowledge-intensive work integrates a variety of perceptual skills and the use of language. Design/methodology/approach -- A case study of a Scandinavian architect bureau, including semi-structured interviews with architects, design engineers and managers, was conducted. Findings -- The study shows that architects mobilize and use a variety of visual representations in their day-to-day work. Such visual representations serve a variety of roles and purposes but actually more generally enhance communication between colleagues and external stakeholders. The paper concludes that visuality and visual representations deserve a more adequate analysis in the knowledge management literature. Originality value -- The paper contributes to an understanding of how visual representations are constitutive of knowledge and central to architect work. Rather than residing in language or being embodied, knowledge is developed through the use of a variety of tools and aids. Adapted from the source document.
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Bridging Repositories to Form the Mace ExperienceWolpers, Martin; Memmle, Martin; Klerkx, Joris; Parra, Gonzalo; Vandepurte, Bram; Duval, Erik; Schirru, Rafael; Niemann, Katja; et al. New Review of Information Networking 14. 2 (November 2008): 102-116.
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This paper reports on our experiences in bridging learning repositories on architecture within the MACE system. In order to make access to architectural learning resources simple and easy for students and teachers, we rely heavily on standards. We discuss the concepts behind the MACE system, describe related problems, and how we solve them by employing and modifying standards from the computer science and architecture. By bringing together numerous heterogeneous repositories, combining and relating metadata of their learning resources and incorporating social community support, we enable open access while still respecting organizational and legislative issues of all participating repositories. Adapted from the source document.
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Architecture as Advocacy: The Amsterdam Public Library Has a New Facility, a New Attitude and a New AdventureMunzenmayer, Ralph. NextSpace 10 (October 2008): 12-13.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe new Amsterdam Public Library in the Netherlands opened in the summer of 2007, officially becoming the largest library in Europe. Over the next 12 months, more than 1.6 million people traveled through the doors of this architectural gem, which is twice the size of the library's former main building and features skylights, terraces, a seven-story atrium, walls of windows, stunning views and an open floor plan that constantly presents new spaces and interesting places. The new facility is the foundation of the city's redevelopment for the Oosterdokseiland area - and the heart of the library's new attitude. The new library is a crossover between information center, meeting point, hangout spot, and place of leisure. Adapted from the source document.
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The Seven Deadly Sins of Library ArchitectureSchlipf, Fred; Moorman, John. One-Person Library 25. 6 (October 2008): 7-8.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractLooks at the seven most common mistakes made in library architecture. They are: bad lighting (direct and indirect glare, uneven lighting, badly-lighted perimeters and corners); inflexibility (inadequate floor loading, incorrect column spacing in modern architecture); bad location (entrances far from parking, location too close to schools); complex maintenance
(bad floor coverings, too many different lamps or unusual lamps); insufficient work and storage space (no provision for staff growth, unrealistic predictions of storage needs); bad security (bad sight lines, multiple entrances); signature architecture (excess ceremonial space, awkward or unusable interior spaces). Adapted from the source document.
The BMA Library. 21st Century Makeover. Getting the Library You NeedBerry, Jacky. Legal Information Management 8. 2 (July 2008): 127-130.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe British Medical Association Library (BMA) has been through some significant changes over the past two years. As part of an organisation-wide refurbishment, Jacky Berry, now its permanent Librarian, has project managed one of these changes, the relocation of the BMA library within the existing building. Her article covers many aspects of a library move, including the design phase and working with architects and internal estates teams; the budgeting phase including negotiating finance; planning for the move and motivating staff through the change period. Adapted from the source document.
Subjects Removals to new buildings, Removals to new buildings, Medical libraries, Medical libraries, Architecture, Architecture, British Medical Association,British Medical Association
Classification 7.1: REMOVALS, 7.1: REMOVALS
Identifiers / Keywords Library design, article
Title The BMA Library. 21st Century Makeover. Getting the Library You Need
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The grove encyclopedia of classical art and architectureKelsey, Sigrid. Reference & User Services Quarterly 47. 3 (April 2008): 289-290.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. The Grove Encyclopedia of Classical Art and Architecture. Edited by Gordon Campbell. New York, NY: Oxford University Press, 2007, 2 vols., npp., 250.00 USD (acid-free). ISBN 978-0-19-530082-6. Reviewed by Sigrid Kelsey. Adapted from the source document.
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Five houses, five messages -- Architectural highlights from Linz, Amsterdam, Deift and WeimarHenning, Wolfram. BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 4 (2008): 301-308.
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AbstractExiting new library buildings are the contemporary architectural tendency. The Knowledge Tower in Linz, Austria, for example, the city's political-educational symbol that towers over its roofs. Or the new public library of Amsterdam, the biggest in Europe with its 28.000 m2. An article that introduces five new libraries: Wissensturm Linz, OBA Amsterdam, DOK Delft, the University Library of the Bauhaus University Weimar, and the Duchess Anna Amalia Library in Weimar, all worthy of reflection. Adapted from the source document.
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Messages of houses -- Trends and tendencies of modern library buildingsHenning, Wolfram. BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 4 (2008): 309-312.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractAn article on the most common tendencies among current libraries being built. They are not just frames to house people and media, but are part of the substance, profile and quality of the entire arrangement. The architecture as well as the architects cause furor, stars of the scene Rem Koolhaas, Norman Foster, Gottfried Bohm, Herzog and De Meuron. Adapted from the source document.
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"No need to fear aesthetics!" Architect Rolf Ramcke calls for more courage in library design: Libraries should be stimulating and create a sense of identification.BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 4 (2008): 313-316.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn the age of digital storage media the book has repeatedly been given up for dead. Nevertheless library construction is currently enjoying a renaissance. This is not entirely a cause for rejoicing, as architect Roif Ramcke made clear in an interview with BuB's editor Bernd Schleh. Instead of concentrating on the three essential elements of successful library architecture - behaviour security, stimulation and user identification - too many new projects are losing their focus through arbitrariness. As building expert and instructor at the Institute for Information and Library Science at the Humboldt University in Berlin, Ramcke calls for a new orientation, among other things, because he finds a serious lack of aesthetic
awareness among librarians: "If an entire professional body sets its heart on nothing more than fulfilling function, it is unconsciously making an aesthetic decision - and a very negative one at that." Even in supposedly attractive new library buildings Ramcke can often detect no aesthetic impulse, but only a kind of brand-name approach: "One aspires not to the beauty of a building, but rather the name of a famous architect." This happened, for example, in the case of the new library in Seattle, USA, which was designed by the Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas. "With its thousands of square feet, Koolhaas's library is designed with arbitrary bits of theory which basically have very little to do with a library," he criticizes. Completely obsolete, in Ramcke's opinion, is a central reading room: "For the most part users today gather information electronically. When they need books, these are not collected on a central location, but divided up by subject.". Adapted from the source document.
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Original Title "Keine angst vor der asthetik!" Architekt Rolf Ramcke fordert mehr mut bei der gestaltung: Bibliotheken sollen stimulieren und orte deridentifikation sein
Title "No need to fear aesthetics!" Architect Rolf Ramcke calls for more courage in library design: Libraries should be stimulating and create asense of identification.
Publication title BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information
Issue 4
Pages 313-316
Number of pages 4
Publication date 2008
Publication year 2008
Year 2008
Publisher Bock + Herchen Verlag, Bad Honnef Germany; Germany, Republic of
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A Cultural Center with Pioneering Architecture -- The Starting Signal for the New Stuttgart LibraryBuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 11-12 (2008): 780-781.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe renovation of the Stuttgart library by the Korean architect Eun Young Yi, is an important part of the Stuttgart 21 Project. The new library will be a place in which culture and literature live side-by-side, surrounding the visitors, implementing science, literature, art, and music, and bridging the gap between culture and education. Trend setting is also the technical standard of the library to be, exemplary regarding ecologic technology, including pollution free energy from terrestrial heating and electricity through a solar system. Adapted from the source document.
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The Lanchester Library -- Building a Sustainable LibraryNoon, Pat. Liber Quarterly: The Journal of European Research Libraries 18. 2 (2008): 129-136.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe award winning Lanchester Library is the largest deep plan naturally ventilated building in Europe and has consistently delivered significant energy savings compared to air
conditioned buildings. The article provides some background to the design and explains the sustainable features of the building as well as describing how flexibility was built into the building to enable the library service to evolve in response to changing user needs. Adapted from the source document.
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A Dynamic Assessment of the Francois-Mitterrand LibraryVesque-Jeancard, Valerie. Liber Quarterly: The Journal of European Research Libraries 18. 2 (2008): 157-169.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe Francois-Mitterrand Library, main site of the Bibliotheque nationale de France (BnF), was built in 1993 by architect Dominique Perrault. The library, which hosts 13 million documents, welcomes 3,500 visitors per day, either for consultation of documents in its majestic reading rooms or for conferences and exhibitions. The evolution of services provided to the library's visitors (increase in electronic resources for instance), the broadening of the BnF's users (from researchers to a broader public, including professionals and young people), the change in the building's environment (public transportation, urban extension, etc.) along with the evolution of regulations (facilities for the disabled, etc.) or, more recently, increased consideration for sustainable development, led to a continuous adaptation of the building throughout the last 15 years. This dynamic assessment will continue to be a key factor for the library to successfully face future challenges. Adapted from the source document.
The University of Sheffield opened its 1,300-seat Information Commons (IC) in April 2007. Aside from being the first major building in the UK to bear that name, the university thinks the IC, valued at 23 million British pounds, will put it ahead of the competition in the years to come. The IC represents the first the first time that a research-led university in the UK has invested on this scale in a new building entirely designed around student learning. The IC contains a relatively modest collection of 100,000 books, almost all of them on student reading lists. It is innovative in organisational as well as design terms. Adapted from the source document.
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From Bodleian to Idea Stores: the evolution of English library design.Miller, Rebecca K. Library Student Journal 3 (2008).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractLibrary architecture, along with planning and design, is a significant consideration for librarians, architects, and city and institutional planners. Meaningful library architecture and planning has a history as old and rich as the very idea of libraries themselves, and can provide insight into the most dynamic library communities. This essay examines England's history of library architecture and what it reveals, using three specific institutions to document the evolution of library design, planning, and service within a single, national setting. Oxford University's Bodleian Library, the British Library, and the Idea Stores of London's Tower Hamlets Borough represent - respectively, the past, present, and future of library architecture and design in England. The complex tension between rich tradition and cutting-edge innovation within England's libraries and surrounding communities exposes itself through the changing nature of English library architecture, ultimately revealing the evolution of a national attitude concerning libraries and library service for the surrounding communities. Adapted from the source document.
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The Architectural Drawings of Sir Christopher Wren at All Souls College, Oxford: A Complete CatalogueGuha, Martin. Reference Reviews 22. 7 (2008): 40-41.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. The Architectural Drawings of Sir Christopher Wren at All Souls College, Oxford: A Complete Catalogue. By Anthony Geraghty. Aldershot, UK and Burlington, VT: Lund Humphries, 2007, 296pp., 75.00 GBP/150.00 USD. ISBN 978 0 7546 4071 4. Reviewed by Martin Guha. Adapted from the source document.
Gregory, Tori R. Reference Reviews 22. 4 (2008): 41.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractReviews Architecture and Interior Design for 20th Century America: Photographs by Samuel Gottscho and William Schleisner, a database created by the Library of Congress. Architecture and Interior Design for 20th Century America is a collection of photographs, negatives and transparencies of buildings and interiors taken by two photographers - Samuel Gottscho and William Schleisner - between 1896 and 1970. Most of these were taken in New York and Florida, often at the request of the architect or the owner of the home or building. There are 45,000 images in the Gottscho-Schleisner collection and 29,000 are available in this online version. Adapted from the source document.
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Atlas of Vernacular Architecture of the WorldBuckley, Claire. Reference Reviews 22. 8 (2008): 44-45.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Atlas of Vernacular Architecture of the World. By Marcel Vellinga, Paul Oliver and Alexander Bridge. Abingdon, UK: Routledge, 2007, 150pp., 49.50 GBP/90.00 USD. ISBN 978 0 415 41151 6. Reviewed by Claire Buckley. Adapted from the source document.
The Municipality of Lund plans to establish a new residential area with city atmosphere in the Northeast of the city, in the vicinity of Lund's high tech heart. These plans went hand in hand with a directive in Lund's library plan and gave the public libraries in Lund a chance to manage the planning process in a new way. We asked young people what they'd like to see in a new library. We have a working group with external partners and we have many ideas from outside sources. All this will result in a visionary proposal for the new Brunnshog Library. And that's when the real work starts. Adapted from the source document.
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Helsinki's New Central Library: The Heart of a Flourishing CityBerndtson, Maija. Scandinavian Public Library Quarterly 41. 4 (2008): 8-11.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractA new library will be opening up in Helsinki -- right in the centre of the city. Influential bodies at the top of the executive branch in the City of Helsinki are actively working to complete the new library for the year 2017, Finland's 100th anniversary of independence. A report concerning the Helsinki Central Library was published in March 2008. Central Library. The Heart of the Metropolis -- the Heart of Helsinki. Adapted from the source document.
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Architectural records: managing design and construction recordsFraser, Linda. Archivaria 64 (October 2007): 218-220.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Architectural Records: Managing Design and Construction Records. By Waverly Lowell and Tawny Ryan Nelb. Chicago, IL: Society of American Archivists, 2006, 197pp., npr. ISBN 1-931666-19-9. Reviewed by Linda Fraser. Adapted from the source document.
_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Architectural Records: Managing Design and Construction Records. By Waverly Lowell and Tawny Ryan Nelb. Chicago, IL: Society of American Archivists, 2006, 197pp., 62.00 USD. ISBN 1-931666-19-9. Reviewed by Maureen Jennings. Adapted from the source document.
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Land beckons.Oder, Norman. Library Journal, suppl. Library by Design Spring 2007 (15 May 2007): 6.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDescribes the planning process that would allow the construction of a new building on a 5.6-acre hilltop owned by the Voorheesville Public Library (VPL) in suburban Albany, NY. VPL faces a number of challenges; its 8500-square-foot building, built in 1989 out of cinder block, is too small and too stale to serve the growing community of 7,131, many of them college educated. The library, with 73,000 annual visits and a circulation over 121,000, is supported at a healthy clip of $100-plus per capita. So the community can and should afford an improved library. The question is whether to renovate and expand the existing library or build a new library on the hill. It became clear that the hill was key. The library hired BKSK Architects to plan the proposed library on the hill, and had appointed a diverse five-member building committee to oversee the project. The next move is to conduct a survey and form focus groups. (Quotes from original text)
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The net zero energy option.Bill, Brown. Library Journal, suppl. Library by Design Spring 2007 (15 May 2007): 38.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDescribes the proposed design for a new branch library in the town of Chisney in Indiana, in which the building is envisioned to produce as much power as it uses. Owing to a state law that caps operating cost increases, Indiana's public libraries face a serious problem when they want to expand facilities or add new branches. When the town of Chrisney saw the need for a branch library, the biggest obstacle was not how to fund the building but how to fund the monthly operating cost increase to the local library district budget. A study steering committee held a series of open meetings with the library board, the school board, the steering committee, and the general public, and found that the solution most favored by all
was an independent library building, close to the school, with a safe walking path from elementary school to library. To reduce project cost, the design team decided to work with renewable energy in the form of natural daylighting, natural ventilation, passive solar design, active solar hot water, photovoltaic electricity, and geothermal heating and cooling. While economics drove this library plan, there are obvious educational opportunities here. The building will teach the public about the advantages of passive and active solar design, daylighting, healthy indoor air quality, and onsite renewable energy. Chrisney Library will illustrate a relevant and timely message about how to address climate change, one building at a time. (Quotes from original text)
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Building interoperable Canadian architecture collections: initial metadata assessment.Park, Eun G. Electronic Library 25. 2 (3 May 2007): 207-218.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPurpose - The purpose of this research is to assess the current descriptions of architecture collections housed at the McGill University Library in preparation for building an interoperable metadata and search interface for Canadian architecture collections. Design/methodology/approach - The names and frequencies of tables and fields of 11 architecture databases were analyzed and summarized into the most commonly used groups. In addition, typologies of buildings by purpose of construction were presented as subject headings. Findings - Current metadata schemes are diverse and heterogeneous across the 11 databases. Research limitations/implications - This study is at the pilot stage and is limited to Canadian architecture collections at McGill University. The observations provide insights into metadata normalization that can be used as a basis for building architecture collections or image collections. Originality/value - This is the first metadata assessment of architecture collections for the purpose of building a single uniform access. (Author abstract)
_______________________________________________________________AbstractLooks at the history of the Library Building Awards, first handed out in 1963. In the award's first year, the American Institute of Architects (AIA) was the sole sponsor, which later teamed up with the American Library Association (ALA). Among the early winners were the Alexander Crossett Library of Bennington College in Vermont; the Skokie Public Library in Illinois; the Undergraduate Library of the University of South Carolina in Columbia; and the University of South Carolina's International Style Undergraduate Library. Despite changes to the awards process and disagreements over such concerns as form versus function and program requirements, the continuation of the Library Building Awards program testifies to both the excellence of the original entrants and the importance of the concept of biennial recognition of great libraries. Adapted from the source document.
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Human error: When good intentions meet bad planning, library users pay the priceWoodward, Jeannette. American Libraries 38. 4 (April 2007): 64-66.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDiscusses why some library building projects go wrong and how to avoid them. Despite the talents and good intentions of the individuals involved in a building project, it is the group process that is usually at fault. Groups have the advantage of bringing a wider variety of insights to bear on problems, but the downside is that some poor decisions seem to be the direct outcome of group dynamics rather than the bad judgment of any one person. Group decisions that initially seem brilliant get made on the spur of the moment. Since groups are involved with the design of nearly all libraries and library additions, it is important to confront the problem openly and honestly before it gets out of hand. Adapted from the source document.
_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. By Waverly B. Lowell and Tawney Ryan Nelb. Chicago, IL: The Society of American Archivists, 2006, 197pp., 62.00 USD ($45.00 for SAA members). ISBN-10: 1 93166 619 9, ISBN-13: 9 78193 166 619 0. Reviewed by Colum O'Riordan. (Author abstract - amended)
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Planning, Renovating, Expanding and Constructing Library Facilities in Hospitals, Academic Medical Centers, and Health OrganizationsSullivan, Doreen. Australian Library Journal 56. 1 (Feb 2007): 65-66.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractBook review abstract. Edited by Elizabeth Connor. Binghamton, NY: Haworth Information Press, 2005, 218pp., 24.95 USD (soft cover). ISBN 0789025418. Reviewed by Doreen Sullivan. (Quotes from original text)
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Moab's living room.Berry III, John N. Library Journal 132. 2 (1 Feb 2007): 32-35.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractFeatures the Grand County Public Library in Moab, Utah, chosen as the Best Small Library in America for 2007. Discusses the library's architecture, environmental friendliness, computerization, services to young users, budget for 2007, and increasing library use. (Quotes from original text)
Subjects Public libraries, Public libraries, Library buildings, Library buildings, Architecture, Architecture, Grand County Public Library, GrandCounty Public Library, Utah, Utah, USA, USA
Classification 3.12: PUBLIC LIBRARIES, 3.12: PUBLIC LIBRARIES
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Roter Teppich fur die Nutzer ausgerollt: Bibliotheksneubau der Fachhochschule Regensburg. [Red carpet treatment for the user: new library building for Regensburg University of Applied Sciences.]Kuttler, Claus. BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 59. 1 (Jan 2007): 30-36.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractFeatures the new library building at Regensburg University of Applied Sciences, developed by the Staatliche Bauamt Regensburg, which opened in autumn 2006 as part of a 22.6 million Euro reorganisation of the university campus, and currently serves the university staff and just under 6,000 students. Provides background information on the planning and execution of the library's building process, and discusses the basic ideas behind its position on the campus and in relation to the surrounding area, which includes the neighbouring Regensburg University campus. Highlights the construction of the building and the materials used, such as the eye catching red floor covering which enhances the construction of concrete, steel and glass, the ecological measures incorporated in various aspects of building technology and the installation of a high speed wired and wireless data network covering all work spaces. The interior design concept is based on the premise that the building should be an 'intelligent' self regulating building that combines different functions under one roof, meets the latest economical, ergonomic and ecological demands and is user-focused. The new library covers 3.909 square meters and consists of a reading room, a cafe style reading area for periodicals, a centre for private study, six rooms for group work, six carrels, an open access area with room for around 180,000 volumes, ten offices, a meeting room and a staff room. It offers 320 study spaces, all of which provide access to the campus network. First results indicate that the new library is well visited and that user response is predominantly positive. Original article in German.
Subjects Library buildings, Library buildings, University libraries, University libraries, Interior design, Interior design, Space planning, Spaceplanning, Germany, Germany, Regensburg, Regensburg, Architecture, Architecture
Classification 7.12: NEW AND RENOVATED BUILDINGS, 7.12: NEW AND RENOVATED BUILDINGS
Title Roter Teppich fur die Nutzer ausgerollt: Bibliotheksneubau der Fachhochschule Regensburg. [Red carpet treatment for the user: new librarybuilding for Regensburg University of Applied Sciences.]
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Krafte bundeln, Bildung schaffen: Offentliche Bibliothek und Volkshochschule unter einem Dach. [Joining Forces, Shaping Education: The Public Library and the Adult Education Center under One Roof.]Henning, Wolfram. BuB Forum Bibliothek und Information 59. 1 (Jan 2007): 46-52.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPublic libraries and centres for adult education are institutions whose areas of work occasionally overlap. Investigates two cases in which both institutions are united under one roof: the Zentrum fur Information und Bildung, ZIB (Center for Information and Education) in Unna, Westphalia and the proposed Wissensturm (Knowledge Tower) in Linz, Austria,
which is scheduled to open in Autumn 2007. Located in a former brewery, the central theme of the 9.3 million Euro ZIB project is information, advice, communication and experience. Describes the services and facilities on offer and reviews the first two years of the collaboration, which shows that the concept of the centre works for the users, although some improvements could be made. In 2005 he ZIB received international attention when it was selected as one of four finalists in the EU competition 'Developing local learning centres and learning partnerships'. The Knowledge Tower has been build in the downtown centre of Linz, and will house the public library and the centre for adult education, which have operated as an organisational unit since 2004. The knowledge tower aims to be a centre for languages and intercultural encounters, for reading competency and literature, for media and media literacy, for educational and legal advice, and will act as an access point to digital services. Highlights various aspects of the ambitious concept and architectural details of the fifteen story building which cost around 30 million euros to construct. Concludes that collaborations of this kind are not new, and that, in order to be successful, bridges should be build between the different corporate cultures, but that individual strong points should not be sacrificed. Original article in German.
Subjects Buildings, Buildings, Joint use, Joint use, Interior design, Interior design, Adult education, Adult education, Public libraries, Publiclibraries, Zentrum fur Information und Bildung, Zentrum fur Information und Bildung, Wissensturm, Wissensturm, North Rhine Westphalia, North RhineWestphalia, Unna, Unna, Austria, Austria, Linz, Linz, Germany, Germany, Architecture, Architecture, Collaboration, Collaboration
Classification 7.12: NEW AND RENOVATED BUILDINGS, 7.12: NEW AND RENOVATED BUILDINGS
Title Krafte bundeln, Bildung schaffen: Offentliche Bibliothek und Volkshochschule unter einem Dach. [Joining Forces, Shaping Education: ThePublic Library and the Adult Education Center under One Roof.]
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Planning, Communication are Key in Building New LibrariesAmes, Kathryn S; Heid, Greg. Georgia Library Quarterly 44. 4 (January 2007): 5-7.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThis article presents an outline for building a new library for the community based on planning principles that will lead to a well-documented and articulated plan for the future. The quest for a new library or an addition/renovation project begins well before the local referendum and state grant allocation process. Relying on a solid strategic planning model will assist the board and director in determining the best direction of the project as well as its eventual scope. Writing a building program is the final step in the process; developing a strategic plan the beginning point. All staff should all receive thorough training in the goals of the project, key points to discuss when the general public inquire about any future library facility, and print materials that have been developed about the future construction of the facility. Adapted from the source document.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe National Library of Belarus (NLB) is a major universal research library with the status of information, social and cultural centre of the Republic. For more than 85 years the National Library of Belarus has been keeping the national heritage of the Belarusian people and providing information services to the society. Construction work on the new building for the NLB started in 2002 and was finished in 2006. The new Library building in high-tech style is a visiting card for the city of Minsk. The upper part looks like a diamond placed in the centre of a stylobate (the lower part of the building). In the 'diamond' the collection of about 8.4 million items is kept. The Library collections are of historical and cultural value and are the most complete containing materials published in or about Belarus. There are 19 reading halls (2,060 seats), staff offices, administrative and technical rooms in the stylobate. More than 20 modern engineering networks combined into a technical complex provide for the functioning and security of the library building. The local network consists of more than 100 servers and 1,400 personal computers (mainly 'client terminals'). Electronic resources comprise 80 databases representing history, culture, the arts of Belarus, Chernobyl, national periodicals, dissertations, etc. The NLB is working on the retrospective conversion of its resources with a view to creating a digital library. The government of Belarus made great investments in the library building. A charitable account for the building was also opened and numerous companies, organizations and private people donated money. Almost every citizen of the country contributed to the creation of the new building which can thus be said to be truly a national project. [Reprinted by permission of Sage Publications Ltd., copyright 2007.]
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Architectural records: managing design and construction recordsBeasley, Gerald. Journal of Archival Organization 5. 3 (2007): 75-76.
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Pitman, Lesley. New Library World 108. 5 (2007): 263-277.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPurpose - The paper seeks to describe the processes involved in an academic library building project, from the choice of site and appointment of the architects to the move itself. The focus is on finding solutions to problems caused by limited space, fixed deadlines and innovative design, and ensuring that the library needs are fully understood throughout a complex project involving other interest groups over a number of years. Design/methodology /approach - The experience of the UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies Library is used as a case study to describe various issues around library design, working with architects and project managers, and managing a library move. Reference is made to the impact of the 7 July bombings in London on library staff. Findings - The case study outlines the importance of library involvement in every aspect of the design, the impact of decisions about internal layout on library capacity, the adaptability of library staff to unusual and difficult working conditions, the possibility of providing a limited service in an incomplete building, the importance of balancing aesthetic and functional considerations in the final design, and the impact of those design decisions on the long-term functioning and use of the library. Originality/value - The paper describes most of the processes and problems likely to be encountered in a major library building project and will be useful to any library selling out on such a project. (Author abstract)
Subjects Removals to new buildings, Removals to new buildings, Academic libraries, Academic libraries, Architecture, Architecture, Projectmanagement, Project management, UK, UK
Classification 7.1: REMOVALS, 7.1: REMOVALS
Title A new library in Bloomsbury: relocating the UCL SSEES Library.
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Inspiring public spaces.McDermott, Norma. Public Library Journal 22. 4 (2007): 5-9.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIntroduces the 2007 Public Library Buildings Awards (UK and Republic of Ireland), given during the CILIP Public Library Authorities conference. Looking at the the winners, it appears that library authorities are creating calm, relaxed local civic spaces. The library offers an invitation to grow; its architecture, layout and ease of access are overriding considerations. Staff are listening to the public and taking into account how people use libraries; their pride in the results is palpable. The strong impression is that the design fits the community; priorities vary, therefore so does the allocation of space for accessing print, virtual or multimedia content. Adapted from the source document.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, has made available the Getty Vocabularies: Art and Architecture Thesaurus; Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names; and Union List of Artist Names; through the recently launched OCLC Terminologies Service, a World Wide Web based service designed to provide libraries, museums, and archives with access to a wide range of thesauri through a single interface. OCLC Terminologies Service may be used as a stand-alone tool or may be used with different metadata editors, including OCLC Connexion, CONTENTdm, or local systems. (Quotes from original text)
Subjects Online thesauri, Online thesauri, Online catalogues, Online catalogues, Art, Art, Architecture, Architecture, Getty Research Institute, GettyResearch Institute, Getty Vocabularies: Art and Architecture Thesaurus, Getty Vocabularies: Art and Architecture Thesaurus, Getty Thesaurus ofGeographic Names, Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names, Union List of Artist Names, Union List of Artist Names, OCLC, OCLC, OCLC Terminologies Service,OCLC Terminologies Service
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Indicators for the evolution of the academic architecture library.Brown, Jeanne M. Art Documentation 25. 2 (Fall 2006): 6-11.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDiscusses the future of the architecture library. The author explores visions of the future, highlights the "old-plus-new" model and the "constancy of change" model, and notes the development of the evolving library. She considers the future of the subject librarian, discusses the involvement of the library in discipline-based information instruction, and examines the role of the architecture library within the context of architectural education. She considers the collaborative contribution of architectural students, faculty members, and architecture librarians to the evolving library, discusses means of expanding and developing the library experience, and concludes by arguing that the future of architecture libraries is inter-linked to the futures of architectural education, technology, and information sciences, and that architecture libraries are actively engaged in forging that future.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractExplores the changing needs of architectural archives focusing on the challenges posed by the digitisation of traditional objects in architectural collections and the technical obstacles in preserving born-digital records. The author outlines the development of strategies for documenting architectural records, explores the benefits of digitising collections, and highlights the Greene and Greene Virtual Archives project and the CCA (Canadian Centre for Architecture) Collections Online Project. She discusses the impact of technological developments on archival training, surveys the contribution of architects to the preservation of digital records, and describes the continuing collaboration between archivists and architects to ensure the preservation of architectural archives, highlighting the need for archivists to remain current with technological developments in both archival practice and architectural practice to ensure the continued recording of the designed environment.
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The art library as place: the role of current space planning paradigms within the academic art and architecture library.Macken, Megan E. Art Documentation 25. 2 (Fall 2006): 18-25.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractExamines the impact of changing technology on the physical space of the academic art library focusing on an assessment of the relevance of current space planning models to art libraries. The author identifies libraries as comprising virtual and physical spaces, suggests that the limitations of physical resources necessitate the continuing existence of physical space, and notes the importance of adhering to space planning standards. She examines evidence supporting the value of user involvement in space planning, discusses literature exploring the "library as place", and explores the learning-centred, multi-use, and information commons models in relation to academic art libraries. She concludes by arguing that academic art libraries need to define their role within the context of their institution's mission, and that this is best facilitated by adopting the learning-centred model.
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Kicked a heading lately? The challenge of establishing headings for buildings and other structures.Cuccurullo, Linda. Art Documentation 25. 2 (Fall 2006): 55-59.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDiscusses the challenges surrounding the establishment of cataloguing headings for buildings and other structures. The author cites as example Blithewold Mansion, Gardens, and Arboretum in Bristol, Rhode Island, USA, discusses the establishment of the ARLIS/NA Task Force on Named Buildings and Other Structures, highlighting its remit to clarify rules for establishing named headings, and explains the background to the current inconsistencies of approach, noting the inclusion of buildings and other structures in either the Library of Congress Name or Subject Authority file depending on whether they have a corporate identity or not. She outlines ARLIS/NA's involvement in establishing procedures relating to heading formation and authority file selection, outlines the recommendations of the Task Force, and concludes by highlighting possible solutions open for further discussion.
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Getting it right: strategies for successful public library building projects.Jones, David J. Australasian Public Libraries and Information Services 19. 3 (Sep 2006): 100-112.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractWorking on a library building project can be a time of stress and uncertainty. Library staff and authorities may be venturing into unfamiliar territory. They may be dealing with professionals with a diverse range of experience and ideas of library buildings and services. There will be a variety of community needs and expectations. Suggested are some principles and practices to help those planning public library buildings ensure a successful outcome. It highlights some typical pitfalls and outlines ways of solving problems using tried and tested techniques, such as those advocated in "People places: a guide for public library buildings in New South Wales". Shortened version of a keynote address given at the "Places and spaces: public libraries for the 21st century in Australia and New Zealand" conference Adelaide 31 March-1 April 2006. (printed proceedings available from Auslib Press). (Author abstract)
_______________________________________________________________AbstractDescribes the range of unconventional, art-based methods used to consult the multicultural population of Bolton, UK on the new library to replace one opened in 1886. Following the success of the project, the subject of a regional award, a toolkit was produced for the benefit of any authority considering a similar type of consultation. Sets out the ways in which the findings are to be applied in areas such as signage and services and reports steps to ensure continued contact with the project's participants. The new library is due to be opened in May 2007.
Subjects Library buildings, Library buildings, Planning, Planning, User needs, User needs, Multicultural users, Multicultural users, Consultations,Consultations, Art based methods, Art based methods, Public libraries, Public libraries, UK, UK, Bolton, Bolton
Classification 7.11: PLANNING AND DESIGN OF LIBRARY BUILDINGS, 7.11: PLANNING AND DESIGN OF LIBRARY BUILDINGS
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The partnership approach to building new.Hyams, Elspeth; Hunt, Mary. Library + Information Update 5. 7-8 (Jul 2006-Aug 2006): 40-42.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn an interview, Mary Hunt stresses the importance of attention to the preliminaries of planning to avoid pitfalls in building projects and the value of the partnership ethos in which library staff, and the consortium of architects and building professionals worked to construct the new building of the UK's Open University (OU) library. Describes how the design meets both the OU's aesthetic requirements and the practical needs created by the library's new function of providing 200,000 distance learning students with electronic support. Also focuses on: the reciprocal arrangements with public libraries, the housing of 2 archives, and the literacy suite for training lecturers about resources.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDrawing on the experience of involvement in the design of the new library of St. John Rigby 6th form college in Wigan, UK, offers tips to librarians about to undertake similar projects: get your foot in the door at the outset to avoid being ignored; speak with other library professionals; make a list of what works or doesn't in the old premises; check guidelines; don't try to do the drawing; check the design for practicality; know when to backdown; and engage a removal firm.
Subjects Library buildings, Library buildings, Planning, Planning, Library staff, Library staff, College libraries, College libraries, UK, UK, Wigan, Wigan,St John Rigby Sixth Form College, St John Rigby Sixth Form College
Classification 7.11: PLANNING AND DESIGN OF LIBRARY BUILDINGS, 7.11: PLANNING AND DESIGN OF LIBRARY BUILDINGS
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A computer support tool for the early stages of architectural design.Aliakseyeu, Dzmitry; Martens, Jean-Bernard; Rauterberg, Matthias. Interacting with Computers 18. 4 (Jul 2006): 528-555.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractEven in the current computer age, there are still many important application areas, such as early architectural design, where traditional tools like sketching on paper continue to be preferred by many professionals over computer-based tools. There is a growing awareness that there are often very good grounds for this preference. Hence, instead of trying to replace such traditional ways of working, it is now often considered more opportune to try and preserve the strengths of these traditional ways of working, while at the same time improving them by providing access to new media. This is one of the main objectives of the augmented reality approach that we adopt here. In this paper, we specifically discuss the realization of a tool for early architectural design on an existing augmented reality system, called the Visual Interaction Platform. We describe the development process, the resulting tool and its performance for elementary tasks such as positioning and overdrawing. We also identify directions for future research and applications. (Author abstract)
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University library buildings of the future.Sharif Moghaddam, H. Iranian Journal of Information Science and Technology 4. 2 (Jul 2006).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractVarious view points of the library planners about the futures library buildings have been explained in this paper. With the advances in information technology, some librarians believe that modern and well planned library buildings are not so necessary in the future. On the other hand, many others believe that more modern and well technologically equipped library buildings should be built to fulfill the future needs of the library users. Characteristics of the future library buildings have also been enumerated in this paper. The need for various spaces for computers and other information technology equipment has been emphasized throughout the paper. (Author abstract)
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Build it right and they will come: the librarian's role in library construction.Kelsh, Virgnia J. Law Library Journal 98. 2 (2006): 269-286.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractRevised version of a winning entry in the open division of the 2005 AALL/LexisNexis Call for Papers Competition. Defines the roles an academic librarian should or could assume during the planning and construction of a facility expansion or renovation project. Describes the various stages of a construction project and offers advice for a successful outcome.
Repurposing older libraries for new times: creating new learning space.Garten, Edward D; Williams, Delmus E. Library Issues: Briefings for Faculty and Adminstrators 26. 4 (Mar 2006): 1-4.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDiscusses how academic libraries can re-configure buildings to adapt to changes in technology and educational methods. Examines the concept of Information (or Learning) Commons, referring to the approach of the University of Massachusetts and lists 15 steps that can be taken to redesign and equip existing buildings. Also considers students' attitudes and expectations of places in which to work, particularly when pursuing collaborative projects and the competition libraries face from the attractions of new facilities on the campus. Warns librarians to be more aware of the role of faculty as drivers of students' use of the library.
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How to keep the noise down without using the "Shush" word!Finlay, Helen; Fisher, Karen. Sconul Focus 37 (Mar 2006).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn autumn 2005 Leeds Metropolitan University's Civic Quarter Library began a pilot to "zone" study space to meet the differing demands of students. Requests asking for increased group study areas as more assignments require collaborative work had to be balanced by silent areas to support more traditional use of the library. Previously staff had
often found themselves in an unpleasant situation trying to keep noise levels down on the floors and it was hoped that by offering students somewhere else to go within the library it would be less stressful for all concerned. The three main floors of the Library were designated silent, quiet and group study and the library's publicity group was tasked with raising awareness of the new arrangement and also thinking about how the Library could "teach" students the type of behaviour acceptable on each floor. As part of the original building design each floor had been assigned a colour to distinguish between them and the corridor leading to the print areas had already been designated "phone zones" in an earlier initiative. Flyers were used by the Library to support staff in monitoring the use of the space. The flyers were left on tables on each floor and also given out on an individual basis. It was deemed to be important for the students to be happy with the zoning and an initial survey elicited a 100 per cent positive response rate indicating success in raising awareness among the students and staff, with the latter group voting to continue with these new arrangements. (Quotes from original text)
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On integration best practice of architectural project archives.An, Xiaomi. Records Management Bulletin 130 (Feb 2006): 33-38.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractSynthesizes some preliminary findings for a research project in progress relevant to integration best practice of architectural project archives. Introduces the background and methods of integration research. Analyzes the problems and demands of integration approaches, driving forces and directions in integration prospects, mechanisms and benefits of integration controls, frameworks and principles of integration best practice. Gives conclusions and recommendations for future work and research.
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The recommendations of the HIS GmbH concerning the organisation and resource planning for academic libraries.Bonte, Achim. A.B.I. Technik 26. 1 (2006): 30-37.
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AbstractThe recommendations of HIS GmbH, triggered a lot of controversy even before their recent publication. They aim to provide a new basis for development planning for university and college libraries in Germany. The project's goal was to create a universally applicable instrument for evaluating given library resources, eg for building projects. The study gives details about new methods of calculating adequate collection sizes and space requirements for staff and users, and questions traditional models. Allowances made are based on a library typology structured according to the organization of the libraries. Explains how the project was planned and carried out, outlines the structure and contents of the final report, evaluates the results and deals with possible consequences. Original article in German. (Author abstract)
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Bibliotheksbau in Europa: Beispiele von Neubau- und Umbauten in Zeiten von Digital Library und e-Learning. [Building libraries in Europe: examples of new builds and refurbishments in an age of the digital library and e-learning.]Beitrag, Ein; Feldsien-Sudhaus, Inken. A.B.I. Technik 26. 2: 114-129. Verlag Neuer Merkur GmbH. (2006)
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_______________________________________________________________Abstract"Changing Needs, Changing Libraries" was the title of the 13th conference of the LIBER Architecture Group Wednesday 22 March - Friday 24 March 2006 in the new Utrecht University Library (NL). The lectures given presented new ways of planning library buildings, the development of learning space at universities, refurbishment of libraries and architectural competitions. The Pre-Seminar-Tour "Inviting Libraries, Inviting Buildings" from Monday 20 March to Tuesday 21 March 2006 was organized by the University Library of Gent (B) and it was just the right start for this week with discussions about library architecture. An excursion at the end of the conference to Delft and Amstelveen completed the program perfectly. Original article in German. (Author abstract)
Subjects Library buildings, Library buildings, Planning, Planning, International conferences, International conferences, LIBER Architecture Group conference2006, LIBER Architecture Group conference 2006
Classification 7.11: PLANNING AND DESIGN OF LIBRARY BUILDINGS, 7.11: PLANNING AND DESIGN OF LIBRARY BUILDINGS
Title Bibliotheksbau in Europa: Beispiele von Neubau- und Umbauten in Zeiten von Digital Library und e-Learning. [Building libraries in Europe: examplesof new builds and refurbishments in an age of the digital library and e-learning.]
Authors Beitrag, Ein; Feldsien-Sudhaus, Inken; Beitrag, Ein
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Architectural competition for EPFL library (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne -- Switzerland): viewpoint of technical panel.Liber Quarterly : the Journal of European Research Libraries 16. 2 (2006).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn 2005, the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) launched an international architectural competition for the construction of a Learning Centre comprising in particular a large library. A technical panel nominated by the contracting authority, comprising experts from the building-engineering and quantity-surveying fields, and including two library-science experts, Mel Collier and Marie-Françoise Bisbrouck, studied the twelve competing architectural projects. The author presents her methodology for the project study, which she founded not purely on functional criteria (number of floors; legibility of various departments; inter-departmental associations; vertical and horizontal circulation; security of collections; design-open-endedness etc.), but also on individual project impact on the built-up architectural environment of the campus site, and the sensation of interior ambience perceived for each project according to the manner in which the interaction and articulation of the various spaces of the programme were proposed. The presentation also includes a comparative table comprising five of the twelve competing projects, highlighting the fact that even though a project may seem to satisfy the majority of the analytical criteria, it is not necessarily functional and attractive in overall terms. The prize-winning project established by the Japanese architecting firm SANAA - an eminently 'poetic' work - henceforth leaves EPFL with a question, namely, the degree of 'adaptability to reality'. (Quotes from original text)
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The Ten Commandments revisited: the Qualities of Good Library Space.McDonald, Andrew. Liber Quarterly : the Journal of European Research Libraries 16. 2 (2006).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractAn increasing diversity of imaginative new academic libraries are being constructed around the world, successfully combining exciting architectural expression, inspiring internal spaces and good functionality. Library managers must have a strong vision for the new library and this should inspire the design and the whole building process. This paper explores the key qualities of good learning space, whether in new or refurbished buildings. It is suggested that, ideally, learning space should be functional, adaptable, accessible, varied, interactive, conducive, environmentally suitable, safe and secure, efficient and suitable for information technology. New space should also have "oomph", capturing the minds of users and the spirit of the university. These indicative issues should be discussed in the brief and throughout the planning process, and the priority given to them will depend on the mission and culture of the library. Greater attention is being given to daylight, natural ventilation, cultural artwork, noise management, security, disabled access, information skills training and provision for e-services. Planning is increasingly centred on people or the learner, emphasising the need for social, interactive and collaborative learning spaces as well as for traditional spaces for quiet study and reflection. Some libraries are joined-up with other services. The academic library is an enduring physical 'place', providing a blended, hybrid environment of traditional and electronic services crucial for the future of our universities and their communities. (Quotes from original text)
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The cultural scope of chromatic spaces - The building of the ICMC/IKMZ Cottbus.Degkwitz, Andreas. Liber Quarterly : the Journal of European Research Libraries 16. 2 (2006).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe ICMC/IKMZ-Building was designed by the Swiss architects Herzog & de Meuron and finished, after a three year construction phase, in November 2004; it is a 32 meter high reinforced concrete construction covered by a double-shell, glass facade embossed with stylized graffiti. The ground plan of the building has a curved outline resembling a clover leaf which does not explicitly have front and back sides. The amazing external architecture continues internally with a spiral staircase extending from the 1st to the 6th floor, and a striking colour scheme (in vibrant yellow, green, magenta, red, and blue) for parts of the floor covering and walls. In addition a further characteristic of the building is that within the ground plan none of the floor plans are the same. With the exception of the management and business areas (7th floor) and the technical and pool areas (1st and 2nd underground level) there are only a few truly separate areas. This allows a flexible and open concept for the use of the building which consciously allows for many work and communication forms
for single users or user groups. The work and reading areas are in coves related to each of the floors, while the open access stacks of the library - floor related - arranged according to subject areas are located in the core of the building. (Quotes from original text)
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Progress of the architectural competition: Learning Center, the Lausanne example.Rittmeyer, Mirjana; Aymonin, David; Joye, Nicolas. Liber Quarterly : the Journal of European Research Libraries 16. 2 (2006).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPoint of entry to the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), the Learning Center will be a place to learn, to obtain information, and to live. Replacing and improving the old main library, this new building will gradually assimilate all EPFL department libraries collections and services, as they are integrated into a global information system. Conceived as the place for those who are learning, mainly students, who have no personal working area on the campus, it is designed to adapt itself to the 'seasons' of academic life throughout the year (flexibility and modularity of rooms, extended opening hours during exam periods). It will take into account group working habits (silence vs. noise), changes in the rhythm of student life (meals, working alone, discussions, etc.), and other environmental factors. Of course the needs of EPFL staff and alumni, local industry and citizens have also been carefully considered in the design. By offering a multitude of community functions, such as a bookshop, cafeteria and restaurant services, and rooms for relaxation and discussion, the Learning Center will link the campus to the city. Areas devoted to exhibition and debate will also be included, enforcing its role as an interactive science showcase, in particular for those technologies related to the research and teaching of the EPFL. The presentation described the process and steps towards the actual realisation of such a vital public space: from the programme definition to the collaboration with the bureau of architects (SAANA, Tokyo) who won the project competition, the speakers showed what are the challenges and lessons already taken when working on this major piece of architecture, indeed the heart of the transformation of the technical school build in the 1970s into a real 2000s campus. (Quotes from original text)
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPurpose This paper seeks to look at the influence of modern social behaviour on library provision, with specific reference to how interior display and complementary furniture play their part in fulfilling customer needs. Designmethodologyapproach Evidence of library evolution and its impact on customer popularity is found through case studies taken from across the UK and from Point Eight's own experience as a manufacturer of products for this sector. Specific reference is made to Coventry's Arena Park Library. Location, architecture, infrastructure and services are highlighted and discussed as factors contributing to increased footfall and a general resurgence of library popularity. References are identified through domain links. Findings Findings are based on information and figures published by library services and local authorities. Evidence suggests that many libraries are winning their fight against new and evolving competition through reinvention. Examples of embracing change positively, rather than seeking an alternative vision, are discussed. Practical implications The article provides information on the effective use of library space, shelving solutions and furniture. Originalityvalue The paper identifies the power of consumer behaviour in the reshaping of public services. Readers are provided with examples of innovation in library service provision that will help those involved in future planning to challenge old concepts, and encourage new and original ideas. (Author abstract)
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Design sketches and sketch design tools.Do, Ellen Yi-Luen. Knowledge-Based Systems 18. 8 (Dec 2005): 383-405.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn early stages of design architects often use sketching and diagramming to perform formal and functional reasoning. Design sketches are an external representation aid for visualization and evaluation of the spatial arrangements of artifacts. Symbols and configurations are used in design sketches to define context and object arrangements. This paper argues the need to study design drawing, reports the findings from empirical studies of design drawings, and describes the software systems implemented to support intention
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But the empire cannot live by muscle alone: an architectural history of the Edwardian public library.Sherriff, Clare. Library History 21. 3 (Nov 2005): 195-211.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThis paper is a synopsis of a recent successful doctoral thesis (University of Newcastle) on Edwardian public library architecture, and was given as a lecture to the Victorian Society in November 2004. Surveying the work of the most successful Edwardian library architects, when library building in England was at its peak, it argues for a thematic reading of the libraries, examining their architecture, sculpture, planning and building technologies, alongside the more abstract issues of authority, citizenship, imperialism and progress. (Author abstract)
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Do I need an architect or not?: some things you should knowWallace, Mary Colette. Searcher 13. 9 (October 2005): 48-54.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDiscusses the importance of combining general information about architects and what clients should know with aspects of the design process, location, and infrastructure, in the design and planning of library buildings. Reports interviews with two library design architects to present a framework to assist clients in knowing when it is time to employ the services of an architect. (For full text of this article see [URL:http://www.infotoday.com/searcher/oct05/wallace.shtml]). (Quotes from original text)
_______________________________________________________________AbstractDescribes the work undertaken at the Department of Media Arts, Royal Holloway College, London, in planning and developing the Media Arts Centre to solve the problems of: lack of suitable accommodation; insufficient technical standardization; and expert operational skills training limited to being generally reactive rather than proactive in nature. The new Media Arts Centre provides: a better quality operating environment; standardization on fewer technical platforms; and more effective teaching methodology, structure and timing of delivery in the context of the academic programmes. (Quotes from original text)
Subjects Library buildings, Library buildings, Planning, Planning, College resource centres, College resource centres, UK, UK, Royal Holloway College,Royal Holloway College
Title Turning one side of A4 into a media arts centre
Publication title Multimedia Information&Technology
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Library as place: results of a delphi studyLudwig, Logan; Starr, Susan. Journal of the Medical Library Association ( JMLA ) 93. 3 (July 2005).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractObjective: An expert consensus on the future of the library as place was developed to assist health sciences librarians in designing new library spaces. Method: An expert panel of health sciences librarians, building consultants, architects, and information technologists was asked to reflect on the likelihood, desirability, timing, and impact on building design of more than seventy possible changes in the use of library space. Results: An expert consensus predicted that the roles librarians play and the way libraries are used will substantially change. These changes come in response to changes in technology, scholarly communication, learning environments, and the health care economy. Conclusions: How health sciences library space is used will be far less consistent by 2015, as space becomes more tailored to institutional needs. However, the manner in which health sciences libraries develop and deliver services and collections will drastically change in the next decade. Libraries will continue to exist and will provide support for knowledge management and clinical trials, provide access to digital materials, and play a host of other roles that will enable libraries to emerge as institutional change agents. (Original abstract)
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Building an information commons at the National Institute of Standards and Technology Library: a case studyAllmang, Nancy; Liu, Rosa; Sanders, Susan. LIBRES 15. 1 (March 2005).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractWith the advent of the new Knowledge Society, special libraries need to review user zones and services to ensure that they continue to provide features customers want and need. They must now offer spaces and places for people to come together, as in the English Commons of old, to share ideas and technologies. They must heed the call of the open access movement and begin to play a part in it. This article discusses details of the transformation of physical and virtual spaces of the Research Library of the National Institute of Standards and Technology over the past two years into a comprehensive InfoCommons. (Original abstract)
Subjects Library buildings, Library buildings, Information commons, Information commons, Planning, Planning, Special libraries, Special libraries, USA,USA, National Institute of Standards and Technology, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Title Building an information commons at the National Institute of Standards and Technology Library: a case study
_______________________________________________________________AbstractEnglish Heritage, the British government's advisory body with responsibility for the care and maintenance of the country's historic environment, and the government of the Indian state of West Bengal have for the past few years been working closely together in drawing up plans for the restoration of the important and prolific British Raj architecture of Kolkata, formerly Calcutta, the capital city of the state.
Subjects Buildings, Buildings, Architecture, Architecture, British Empire, British Empire, Restoration, Restoration, India, India, Kolkata, Kolkata,Calcutta, Calcutta, Cultural heritage, Cultural heritage, Organizations, Organizations, English Heritage, English Heritage
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Planungs und Bewertungskriterien fur Bibliotheksbauten. Planning and evaluation criteria for library buildingsHohmann, Tina. A.B.I. Technik 25. 2 (2005): 78-103.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDiscusses various aspects relating to the assessment of existing library buildings and the design of new ones. Explores the impact of new media and assesses the importance of qualities other than the functional in design. Makes reference to the Sachsische Landesbibliothek Staats und Universitatsbibliothek Dresden, the Niedersachsische Staats und Universitatsbibliothek Gottingen, and the Seattle Public Library, discussing in those contexts Harry Faulkner-Brown's acknowledged guidelines for the design of library buildings, updating them where appropriate. Original article in German. (Original abstract)
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Projektmanagement als strategisches Instrument im Grundungsprozess einer Bereichsbibliothek: das Retrokonversionsprojekt "Philosophicum" der UB Mainz. Project management as a strategic instrument in the foundation process of a branch library: the retroconversion project "Philosophicum" at the university library of MainzJantz, Martina. A.B.I. Technik 25. 3 (2005): 204, 206-212.
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Taking the retro-conversion project Philosophicum at the University of Mainz as an example, shows how possibilities of project management can be used as a strategic instrument to promote the delayed development process of the planned faculty library "Philosophicum". Deals both with the specific situation at Mainz, as well as the essence of the project, taking stock of its current status. Original article in German. (Original abstract)
Title Projektmanagement als strategisches Instrument im Grundungsprozess einer Bereichsbibliothek: das Retrokonversionsprojekt "Philosophicum" der UBMainz. Project management as a strategic instrument in the foundation process of a branch library: the retroconversion project "Philosophicum" atthe university library of Mainz
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The academic library as congenial space: more on the Saint Mary's experienceHoulihan, Ron. New Library World 106. 1 (2005): 7-15.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPurpose - To provide theoretical and practical perspectives on the "library as space" debate as well as an update of an earlier (2002) New Library World article on one university library's attempt to re-position itself through physical change. Design /methodology/approach - The first part examines the need to fashion academic libraries as desirable destinations for students in the face of the 24/7 availability of both library and non-library electronic sources of information. The second part provides an account of some of the latest initiatives undertaken by the library at Saint Mary's University, an urban, primarily undergraduate university of 8,000 students on Canada's east coast. Findings - The critical importance of providing a comfortable and stimulating environment for students and the rewards for doing so are confirmed, with reference to various Canadian and US schools. Some of the almost-universal characteristics of today's students are identified within the context of the changing nature of academic research and communication. Practical implications - It offers advice and insights to libraries striving to strengthen their place within the academic life and social environment of the university. It also provides arguments for and encouragement to those attempting to implement innovative changes to either library space or library policies. Originality/value - Brings together many of the ideas and experiences of disparate academic libraries facing similar challenges. (Original abstract)
_______________________________________________________________AbstractDrawing on recent experience and observation in New South Wales, this paper describes issues facing authorities, planners and librarians who are working on public library building projects. The author emphasises the need for all involved to focus not just on traditional good design principles, but also on user needs, consulting the community, assessing space and siting requirements and costs. This paper is based on part of a presentation by the author and Kathleen Bresnahan, assistant state librarian, Public Library Services, State Library of New South Wales, to the International Federation of Library Associations Metropolitan Libraries Section Conference, Library as a fusion space - possibilities and opportunities Singapore, 26 September - 1 October 2004. (Original abstract)
Subjects Library buildings, Library buildings, Planning, Planning, Public libraries, Public libraries, Australia, Australia, New South Wales, NewSouth Wales
Title Critical issues in public library planning: the New South Wales experience
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Dragon spirit alive in steel and stoneMourby, Adrian. Times Higher Education Supplement 1662 (October 2004): 23.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractAs Cardiff prepares to unveil a distinctly Welsh landmark building, the Millennium Centre, discusses how architecture can encapsulate a country's identity. (Original abstract - amended)
Subjects Arts centres, Arts centres, Architecture, Architecture, Relationship, Relationship, National identity, National identity, UK, UK, Wales, Wales,Cardiff, Cardiff, Millennium Centre, Millennium Centre
Title Dragon spirit alive in steel and stone
Authors Mourby, Adrian; Mourby, Adrian
Publication title Times Higher Education Supplement
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Architectural criteria for website evaluation: conceptual framework and empirical validationHong, Seoyoung; Kim, Jinwoo. Behaviour and Information Technology 23. 5 (September 2004): 337-357.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractWith the rapid development of the Internet, many types of websites have been developed. This variety of websites makes it necessary to adopt systemized evaluation criteria with a strong theoretical basis. This study proposes a set of evaluation criteria derived from an architectural perspective which has been used for over a 1000 years in the evaluation of buildings. The six evaluation criteria are internal reliability and external security for structural robustness, useful content and usable navigation for functional utility, and system interface and communication interface for aesthetic appeal. The impacts of the six criteria on user satisfaction and loyalty have been investigated through a large-scale survey. The study results indicate that the six criteria have different impacts on user satisfaction for different types of websites, which can be classified along two dimensions: users' goals and users' activity levels. (Original abstract)
_______________________________________________________________AbstractReports on Web sites offering information on notable architectural projects around the globe. The site Glass, Steel and Stone: Architecture of the World allows users to explore architecture through the ages; it covers such structures as the Pantheon in Rome, the Great Wall of China, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Other sites include The Great Buildings Collection, archINFORM, The Getty Art and Architecture Thesaurus, Public Architecture and Design, The Portico Pages, Prairie Styles, Renaissance and Baroque Architecture, Levittown: Documents of an Ideal Suburb, Cyburbia, and Built in America.
Subjects Online information retrieval, Online information retrieval, Architecture, Architecture, Web sites, Web sites, Glass, Steel and Stone,Glass, Steel and Stone
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Guidelines for electronic national bibliographies: are they needed?Zumer, Maja. International Cataloguing and Bibliographic Control 33. 3 (July 2004): 54-56.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractPaper presented at the 69th IFLA General Conference and Council, Berlin. Online and on CD-ROM national bibliographies differ substantially regarding the functions supported, access points and indexes, and the user interface. One of the results of the European National Libraries Project on CD-ROM in 1993 was the first example of guidelines for electronic national bibliographies (ENB). While partly outdated now due to development of computer hardware and software, they could still serve as a good starting point for new guidelines which are needed both for development of existing ENB and planning of new ones. Discusses the need for new guidelines for ENB and the areas they should cover.
Subjects National bibliographies, National bibliographies, Electronic media, Electronic media, Construction, Construction, Guidelines, Guidelines,Computerized national bibliographies, Computerized national bibliographies
Title Guidelines for electronic national bibliographies: are they needed?
Authors Zumer, Maja; Zumer, Maja
Publication title International Cataloguing and Bibliographic Control
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The Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library: the Howard University move experienceBryant, Darcel A. Journal of the Medical Library Association ( JMLA ) 92. 2 (April 2004): 251-256.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe full text of this electronic journal article can be found at [URL:http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=385307]. The Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library attributes its successful move to early planning and preparation. Professional literature on the subject as well as consultation with other experienced library personnel also proved beneficial. Utilizing these resources, the committees devised a strategy that supported the library's mission to provide excellent and complete information services for the advancement of health sciences. This paper describes the Howard University Health Sciences Library move experience and offers practical advice for planning a library move. We hope that the information shared will assist other libraries facing a similar challenge. (Original abstract)
Subjects Library buildings, Library buildings, Removals to new buildings, Removals to new buildings, Planning, Planning, University libraries,University libraries, Medical libraries, Medical libraries, USA, USA, Washington, DC, Washington, DC, Howard University, Howard University, LouisStokes Health Sciences Library, Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library
Title The Louis Stokes Health Sciences Library: the Howard University move experience
Authors Bryant, Darcel A; Bryant, Darcel A
Publication title Journal of the Medical Library Association ( JMLA )
"Heaven helps those who help themselves": the realities of disaster planningHolden, P. Journal of the Society of Archivists 25. 1 (April 2004): 27-32.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn February 2003 The National Trust, in conjunction with the Cornwall Fire Service, staged an emergency exercise that fully tested our disaster plan. Our aim was to assess, in real time, all our active and reactive measures during a night-time alarm activation and with no personnel on site. Some significant conclusions were drawn from the exercise. First, "intelligent" fire systems and electronic interfaces can, and do, aid the salvage operation. Second, reactive operations can be reliable without a predetermination of roles. However, the most important conclusion remains that without the co-operation and support of the fire service in all stages of planning the chances of successfully salvaging collections from a burning building are minimal. (Original abstract)
Subjects Cultural heritage, Cultural heritage, Buildings, Buildings, Special collections, Special collections, Disaster prevention, Disaster prevention,Planning, Planning, UK, UK, National Trust, National Trust
Title "Heaven helps those who help themselves": the realities of disaster planning
Authors Holden, P; Holden, P
Publication title Journal of the Society of Archivists
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The preservation and storage of modern architectural plans and drawingsThomas, Brian. Records Management Bulletin 118 (February 2004): 9.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDiscusses the difficulties encountered in providing suitable storage for modern architectural plans and drawings, which have been produced on a wide range of materials and printing processes. Some of these can be severely affected buy exposure to light, causing fading, whilst others give off gases which contaminate neighbouring items. Hence it is essential to identify correctly the process by which each item was produced, to ensure safe and adequate storage. Considers various solutions to these problems, including encapsulation in polyester, as well as problems such as writing references on plastic materials. Article previously published in Records Management News, Oct 2003.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn the first of a monthly series exploring some of the many professions that have an impact on architects' working lives, looks at the role of librarians. There are no architectural librarianship qualifications and so the specific profession is relatively self-taught and relies
on a good knowledge of the business of architecture, its practical traits and drawbacks, and the requirement for disappearing into the background. (Quotes from original text)
Subjects Information professionals, Information professionals, Architecture, Architecture, Skills, Skills, Qualifications, Qualifications, Competencies,Competencies, UK, UK
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractEstimating the cost of public library building projects can be difficult, but there are helpful resources available to assist in creating a projected budget for such a project. In addition to books and the annual Library Journal issue devoted to library architecture, computer software is now available to assist in developing projected building costs. While accurate cost projections have always been important, ever increasing building costs and changing sources of funding over the past ten years have made it all the more pertinent to estimate as accurately as possible from the start of such a venture. (Original abstract)
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When you're up to your ears in alligators. Strategically planning library facilitiesWalshe, Peggy. Feliciter 50. 6 (2004): 237-238.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractDiscusses some of the main elements involved in the planning processes used to plan new library facilities, where public library construction has been found to be the response to a number of factors, including: overcrowded buildings; urban growth; urban renewal; and strategic and service planning. Points to demographics as being an emerging factor in library facilities planning, where the recent changes in the age profile of the population and the growing trend in immigration are all likely to influence planning work.
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Some architectural dos and don'ts on the library building projectRossini, John. Feliciter 50. 6 (2004): 242-244.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractSummarizes some of the basis principles involved in planning and redeveloping library buildings: the importance of reviewing the shop drawing; saving on the furniture budget; overcoming problems of complex ownership of buildings; and the importance of carrying out shelving design early in the design phase.
AbstractDescribes the library building of Hazelton District Public Library, British Columbia, Canada, which was built in 1990 alongside a replica riverboat and interpretive park and designed to reflect the proportions of the warehouses that lined the riverfront of the Skeena River, which played an important part in the Yukon Gold Rush. Focuses on the recent renovation work to create a cheerful and attractive impression to library users while conforming to the original conception of the library design.
Canada's first "green" libraryMiller, Trish. Feliciter 50. 6 (2004): 254.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe Semiahmoo Library and Community Policing Station, opened in September 2003, was the first "green building" to be built by the City of Surrey, Canada, and the first green library in Canada. The Library has recently been certified under the US Green Building Council's LEED 2.1 Green Building Rating System, where the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) system assigns points to a wide range of environmental attributes, being awarded a silver rating. The Library is built on three levels, with the major public services on the second floor above the Community Policing Station. The construction Features include a large children's area with computers, quiet and group study rooms, an electronic classroom, comfortable lounge seating and many individual study carrels. Self service features such as holds pickup and checkout. The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) system assigns points to a wide range of environmental attributes. The environmental friendly ("Green") features of the Library include: prevention of loss of soil during construction; pollution reduction by proximity to bus transportation and carpool parking spaces; elements to limit heat loss and its effect on the surrounding microclimate and human and wildlife habitat; and lighting designed to limit the spill of illumination beyond the building. The construction process ensured that at least 50 per cent of the waste materials were recycled and at least 5 per cent of building materials contained recycled content, while at least 20 per cent of the materials used were manufactured within 800 km of the site. (Quotes from original text)
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An information commons in a Caribbean context: emerging paradigms in electronic service delivery at the Main Library, the University of the West Indies, St. AugustineDolland, Allison; Soodeen, Frank. IFLA Journal 30. 4 (2004): 302-309.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractReports on the development of an information commons (IC) environment at the Main Library of The University of the West Indies (UWI), St. Augustine Campus, in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. The perceived rationale for this type of library and information service is reviewed, and the relevant models of service delivery adopted thus far are
examined. The case study focuses on the logistical and operational challenges faced, the strategies used to solve the problems associated with implementation, and the impact that the advent of the ICs have had on organizational transformation and service delivery. Methods of data collection included document review, participant observation, and semi-structured interviews. Results of the case study suggest that the different incarnations of the information commons at the UWI have been well received by both clients and library staff, and that the provision of access, particularly to electronic information sources on a wide range of subjects, has been significantly enhanced. (Original abstract)
Subjects Library buildings, Library buildings, Information commons, Information commons, Planning, Planning, University libraries, University libraries,Trinidad, Trinidad, University of the West Indies, University of the West Indies
Title An information commons in a Caribbean context: emerging paradigms in electronic service delivery at the Main Library, the University of the WestIndies, St. Augustine
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Executing a library move: a planned approach to moving your libraryDimenstein, Catherine. Information Outlook 8. 1 (January 2004): 37-38, 41-42.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractA major problem facing many libraries, particularly special libraries within organizations, is the need to move the library to a new site at relatively short notice, usually because other departments within the organization require the space for their own purposes. Stresses the vital role played by the planning process if the library is to achieve the move efficiently and with the least disruption to its work and services. The discussion of the planning process covers: planning ahead; preparing the collection for moving and weeding out unused and unwanted materials; keeping the library users informed of the changes; packing the collection; noting the order in which the collections are packed, recommending that the materials be packed by starting at the end of the collection and working towards the front; ergonomics; computers and other equipment; checking out the new space; unpacking; and conducting suitable publicity when the move is complete to celebrate the move to the new site.
Subjects Library buildings, Library buildings, Removals to new buildings, Removals to new buildings, Planning, Planning, Special libraries, Speciallibraries
Title Executing a library move: a planned approach to moving your library
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"The Brain" - The Philological Library, Free University of Berlin; Why a new library?Music, Marko; Werner, Klaus U; Diecks, Monika. Liber Quarterly : the Journal of European Research Libraries 14. 2 (2004).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractIn 1997 Lord Norman Foster was commissioned to design a new library building to house the 10 previously separate departmental libraries of the Free University of Berlin's Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities. The new library had to be integrated into the existing Free University building of 1971, which would simultaneously undergo a comprehensive refurbishment. The "Rostlaube" ("rusty shack") is a typical example of late sixties architecture. It was designed by Candilis, Josic and Woods in a modular griddling system influenced by Le Corbusier. The entire structure now has to be stripped of asbestos, the
worn-out façade needs a facelift and the technical infrastructure must be updated to meet present standards. As far as the reconstruction is concerned, Foster has opted to preserve the original state where possible and keep alterations to a minimum. The library is a completely new component, though, for which parts of the existing building had to be removed. The erection of a new library building was necessitated by the intention of bringing together within the "Rostlaube" 10 separate departments, currently spread all over campus, together with their staff and administrative offices as well as lecture-rooms. At the same time, the departmental libraries are to be integrated into one, which is a completely new departure for the Free University. The collections of the Philological Library cover classical and modern languages and literatures as well as comparative literature and linguistics. The new building will have a capacity of 800,000 volumes on open shelves and desk space for 650 readers. A state-of-the-art energy-saving heating system is included in the overall budget of 18 million Euros, while the cost of shelves and computer equipment is excluded. (Quotes from original text)
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Working places, furniture and technology: Strategies of flexibility of university library buildings - the case of Bozen/Bolzano.Kempf, Klaus. Liber Quarterly : the Journal of European Research Libraries 14. 2 (2004).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractLooks at flexibility as the basic principle of modern library buildings, focusing on the strategies used by the library of the Free University of Bozen in Germany to reconfigure layout to match users changing requirements. In the construction and design of the university library of Bozen, the primary goal was to transform into reality as much as possible of the conceptual ideas, i.e. the service-centred library, which had inspired the foundation and organisation of the new library from the very beginning. Given a first draft, which only partly reflected the librarians' wishes, eventually a compromise acceptable to both sides was reached after an intensive dialogue with the architects. The result is quite remarkable, especially as regards the library as a place of learning. The library rooms are very well accepted by its users, in particular the students. Or to put it in a nutshell: not a perfect world , but a highly functional and convenient learning environment. (Quotes from original text)
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From Concept to Commissioning: The Library - Scheduling, Programming, Phasing.Liber Quarterly : the Journal of European Research Libraries 14. 2 (2004).
_______________________________________________________________AbstractDescribes the concepts that can be used for the realisation of a fine and efficient library. These concepts are: the team formed by the library and its partners: putting the right person in the right role; financing the operation; the programme; the choice of architect; the obligatory programme phases, and the time required for each; the "additional sites" accompanying the main project. (Quotes from original text)
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Conceptual Principles of the Planning of Modern Public Libraries.Jakovlevas-Mateckis, K; Kostinait, L; Pupelien, J. Liber Quarterly : the Journal of European Research Libraries 14. 2 (2004).
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractAnalyses some aspects of modern public library performance and its architecture, highlights the main factors influencing its architecture, and presents some conceptual suggestions for the planning of these types of libraries. Describes a pilot project (planning of a modern regional public library) in the Pilaite residential area of Vilnius city for the application of some conceptual principles of planning modern libraries. This area has a good transport connection with all areas of the city. The library is planned in the very centre, on the compositional axis of this area in front of a church. All libraries' walls will be of glass. The library will look as a glassy heart of this area - open to all world's news, information, and problems, and inviting to visit. The shape of the building is very simple - a bulk of the quadratic projection. One of the building walls is concaved inside. It looks as if standing opposite to the church influences it. This arched line adds variety to the exterior of the building and gives it an expressive character. (Quotes from original text)
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National Library of Canada survey of holdings and projected growthQuon, Tony K S; Szkudlarek, Irene. Library Collections, Acquisitions, and Technical Services 28. 2 (2004): 159-179.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractTo develop its long-range strategic plan for future accommodation, the National Library of Canada conducted a comprehensive collections survey to estimate the current occupancy of space and to provide a basis on which to project future space requirements. The survey was a major effort involving extensive planning and detailed implementation. In recognition of the many different collections, 95 format groups were identified and mapped onto 147,000 shelves and cabinet drawers. We report the number of items stored per linear foot (density) for many different collections. These are used to convert forecasted number of items in each format group to estimate the linear space requirements, and after considering a number of factors, these are translated into floor space requirements. (Original abstract)
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Changes in library design: an architect's perspectiveFoote, Steven M. Portal: Libraries and the Academy 4. 1 (January 2004): 41-59.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractThis article discusses and illustrates selected changes and trends in the way academic libraries are programmed and designed in response to changes in teaching techniques in higher education. The author draws particular attention to the new requirements for collaborative study in technology-rich spaces and makes detailed recommendations for those preparing library space programs. (Original abstract)
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New library facilities: opportunities for collaborationLippincott, Joan K. Resource Sharing & Information Networks 17. 1/2 (2004): 147-157.
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_______________________________________________________________AbstractAs academic libraries renovate or build new spaces that provide services to users, they should consider opportunities to collaborate with other units on campus to develop collaborative services in the new space. These collaborative spaces, such as information commons, teaching and learning centers, and multi-media studios, offer advantages such as providing seamless services to users, leveraging the technology and information expertise of several professional specialties, and pooling resources from more than one campus unit. Careful attention to the planning process is needed in order to ensure mutual understanding of the project goals, responsibilities, resource contributions, and services. Copies of this article are available for a fee from the Haworth Document Delivery Service http: [mailto://[email protected]]. (Original abstract)
_______________________________________________________________AbstractThe process involved in developing a new branch agriculture "electronic library" at the University of Manitoba is discussed. The goal was to have a facility which would be flexible enough to meet the evolving needs of the primary clientele while staffed by only one or two people. Consultation was extremely important. Once the location and services that would be offered were determined, the library was designed so that the location of the various areas within it and the relationship between these areas provided optimal functionality. Copies of this article are available for a fee from the Haworth Document Delivery Service http: / [mailto:/[email protected]]. (Original abstract)
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Table of ContentsThe Academic Library Building in the Digital Age: A Study of Construction, Planning, and Design of New Library Space...........................................................................236Bringing Back the Faculty: The Evolution of the Faculty Commons in the Library. .236The Faculty Commons at Ohio University's Alden Library.......................................236Indiana University Herman B Wells Library.............................................................236Christopher Center at Valparaiso University............................................................236Book on New Central Library of Humboldt University is awarded: DAM Architectural Book Award for 2010 for "Library"...........................................................................237A Showcase of Successful German Library Design: The Newly Designed Library of the Goethe-Institute in New Delhi............................................................................237Well Connected in the District and in the Educational Landscape: The New District Library in the South of Regensburg.........................................................................237OB and WB Under One Roof: Ten Years of Successful Cooperation in the Information Center Korona in Helsinki.....................................................................237Moving Libraries: Mobile Libraries and Mobile Library Services for a Mobile Society..................................................................................................................................238I Feel Like I Was in the Kinderpost": Erlangen Municipal Library housed in the renovated "Palatial Residence\................................................................................238Cherokee Regional Works on Tandem Building Projects........................................238Library classroom renovated as an active learning classroom................................238A Park in the Library: The "New Reading Paradise" in the National Taiwan University Medical Library........................................................................................................239Fostering a Community of Scholars at the University of Warwick: The Wolfson Research Exchange.................................................................................................239PLANNING NEW AND REMODELED ARCHIVAL FACILITIES..............................239Easy ways to save money during and after library construction..............................239Moving out and Moving Back: Relocating Collections during the Installation of a New Fire Suppression System.........................................................................................239Hearts, Minds, and the Library's Physical Space.....................................................240If We Build it, Will They Still Come?.........................................................................240Countdown to a New Library: Managing the Building Project..................................240When Preservation Moves off Campus: Trends and Effective Practices in ARL Libraries...................................................................................................................240User Driven Design: Using Ethnographic Techniques to Plan Student Study Space.................................................................................................................................241The Book Palace of the American People: An Introduction and Reflection.............241American Sculpture and the Library of Congress....................................................241Our National Monument of Art: Constructing and Debating the National Body at the Library of Congress.................................................................................................241Unitarianism and the Iconography of Democracy Decorations for the Library of Congress.................................................................................................................241Library Architecture at Yale.....................................................................................242Academic Library Design: A Commons or an Athenaeum......................................242Using Pedestrian Choice Research to Facilitate Resource Engagement in a Midsized Academic Library.....................................................................................................242Anniversary Gift Ideas for the Library -- Development of the Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Center of the Humboldt University in Berlin.................................................242
Eye on the Profession: Brave New Libraries...........................................................243Libraries with a Future: How are Academic Library Usage and Green Demands Changing Building Designs?....................................................................................243Newest Cobb County Branch Library Wins Rave Reviews......................................243How Much Space Does a Library Need? Justifying Collections Space in an Electronic Age..........................................................................................................243Moving Your Library: Getting the Collection from Here to There.............................243The Fourth Factor: A Historical Perspective on Architecture and Medicine............244Getting a Move on: Some Thoughts on Moving a Library Collection.......................244Our Library Their Space: The Dunedin City Library Teen Space............................244Living History: The Carnegie Library as Place in Ontario........................................244Designing Space for Children and Teens in Libraries and Public Places: How to Carve out a Niche That Epitomizes Service............................................................2452010 Library Design Showcase: Fresh Ideas, Green Construction Grace Community Anchors....................................................................................................................245Planning the Future of the National Library of Mongolia..........................................245Checklist of Library Building Design Considerations, 5th Ed...................................245Learning Commons: A Learning-Centered Library Design......................................245What's in a Name? The Evolving Library Commons Concept.................................246From Information to Learning: Pedagogies of Space and the Notion of the Commons.................................................................................................................................246Organized Spontaneity: The Learning Commons....................................................246The Library as Learning Commons: Rethink, Reuse, Recycle................................246Development of the Prabhavi Organisation Library -- Sri Lanka.............................247Location, Location, Location....................................................................................247Health sciences libraries building survey, 19992009...............................................247Toward an Understanding of Library Patron Wayfinding: Observing Patrons' Entry Routes in a Public Library........................................................................................247Newcastle's Shining Light........................................................................................247The Architecture of the English Domestic Library, 1600-1700................................248Libraries Taking the "LEED": Green Libraries Leading in Energy and Environmental Design......................................................................................................................248The University of Sheffield Library Information Commons: A Case Study..............248Open Heart Surgery: The Complete Renovation of the University and State Library of Munster and Its Up-to-date Operation.....................................................................248Borrow as Much as You Can Carry!": Specific Renovation at the City Library Heidelberg...............................................................................................................249The New Joins the Old: Reopening of the Upper Austrian Regional Library (Linz) after Renovation and Expansion..............................................................................249The Library on the Path to the "Third Location": Amsterdam's Public Library Change Management in the Course of Its Redesign............................................................249Enrichment for the Culture Capital: The New Library of the Museum Folkwang in Essen / 50,000 Media Items on Art, Photography and Posters...............................249Hamm Treats Itself to a New Center.......................................................................250Introduction to Controlled Vocabularies: Terminology for Art Architecture, and Other Cultural Works.........................................................................................................250The Life of the Space: Evidence from Nova Scotia Public Libraries........................250Identifying the Most Popular Entry Routes into a Public Library Using GIS Can Be a Tool to Increase Ease of Navigation and Identify Placement of Marketing Materials.................................................................................................................................250
Leadership, Libraries, LEED for the Future.............................................................251Better by Design: An Introduction to Planning and Designing a New Library Building.................................................................................................................................251Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web, 2nd Ed........................................251Alleviating Physical Space Constraints Using Virtual Space? A Study from an Urban Academic Library.....................................................................................................251Planning and Organizing the Move to Your New Library.........................................251Library Design, Learning Spaces and Academic Literacy.......................................252Winning the Lottery..................................................................................................252Books, Buildings and Social Engineering: Early Public Libraries in Britain from past to Present.....................................................................................................................252Library as a Place in Space.....................................................................................252The Swiss National Library Has Inaugurated Its New Underground Warehouse....252Emerging Themes for Public Libraries Looking Forward.........................................253Building a New Library in a War-torn Country and the Importance of Partnership. .253Biblioteca Nacional de Brasilia: Brazil's New National Library?...............................253The Glorious Study Hall: How Libraries Nurture a Life of the Mind.........................253Out of the Old, into the New....................................................................................253Library Design on a Dime........................................................................................254Checklist of Library Building Design Considerations, 5th Ed...................................254Logotopia: The Library in Architecture, Art and the Imagination..............................254Learning Commons: Evolution and Collaborations Essentials................................254Library Buildings 101: Tips for Successful Design...................................................255Better by Design......................................................................................................255Adding Sparkle to Suffolk.........................................................................................255Learning Spaces in Public Libraries.........................................................................255National Library of South Africa: The Architect's Review.........................................255Transforming Libraries.............................................................................................255Refurbished, Remodelled... and Revitalised -- A Round-Up of Recent Library Building Projects......................................................................................................256tlc@bedford: The Library Social Learning Space at Royal Holloway University of London (RHUL)........................................................................................................256The Donald Mason Library, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine.........................256Information, Architecture, and Hybridity: The Changing Discourse of the Public Library......................................................................................................................256The Library is for Studying: Student Preferences for Study Space.........................257Checklist of Library Building Design Considerations...............................................257Better by Design: An Introduction to Planning and Designing a New Library Building.................................................................................................................................257State Library Berlin -- Preventive Catastrophe Protection within the General Renovation of the House Unter den Linden and the New Building for the Lecture Hall.................................................................................................................................257Fire Prevention in Libraries......................................................................................2572009 Library Design Showcase...............................................................................258AIA/ALA Library Building Awards.............................................................................258Building Science 101...............................................................................................258The Reading Room: An Art Installation with a Message.........................................258Libraries and Learning: A History of Paradigm Change..........................................258Building for the Future.............................................................................................259Designing Libraries" -- Progress Report on 2008....................................................259
Information Architecture: Blueprints for the Web.....................................................259Checklist -- A Library Move......................................................................................259New Public Libraries in Italy: Trends and Issues.....................................................259Stray Thoughts: Space and the Library...................................................................259Two Newer British Library Buildings........................................................................260The Bonn University and National Library in a New Light.......................................260Architecture of Knowledge -- Planning and Building of Libraries\............................260Cultural Environment of the Library.........................................................................260Expedient by the Noble and Beautiful......................................................................260Death or Diversification? The Use of Space in Public Library Buildings..................261Building and Housing Library...................................................................................261To Work in a Library One Doesn't Need a Wow-Effect" -- Some Critical Notes on the Argumentation concerning Aesthetics and Functionality of New Buildings.............261Takeoff in Tempelhof? Central and Regional Library Berlin on the Path to a New Building....................................................................................................................261New Partners, New Planning, New Library: Library Buildings as an Impetus in City Planning...................................................................................................................262A Polished Diamond for Freeburg's City Center: Redevelopment of the University Library Until 2013: And Activities Go On..................................................................262Now for Public Libraries and Archives Too!: The 13th Completely Revised and Extended DIN-Report...............................................................................................262Turning Three into One............................................................................................262The Next Relocation will Surely Come: The Municipal Library of Neumunster the New Tenant of a Storage Room..............................................................................263A Conflict-Preventing Library Organization: Hints and Suggestions for a Safe Work Situation for Customers and Staff............................................................................263A Lively House in Bright Colors: The New City Library Augsburg is a Library for Citizens....................................................................................................................263Dissecting the Disconnect: Thinking about Public Space in Academic Libraries.....263If They Build it, They Will Come: A Student-Designed Library.................................264The Role of the Library Board of Trustees in the Construction of a Public Library..264Library Technology Center Debuts at North Georgia College.................................264Between Information and the Dream: The Space of the Contemporary Library......264A New Experimental Building of the District Library in Cadca.................................264The Study and Research Library in Hradec Kralove: A Modern Center of Library and Information Services................................................................................................265Logotopia: The Library in Architecture, Art and the Imagination..............................265Historical Library Buildings in India..........................................................................265Moving a Hospital Library........................................................................................265Information and Learning Commons, Faculty and Student Benefits.......................266Results of a User Survey to Determine Needs for a Health Sciences Library Renovation...............................................................................................................266Designs for Life........................................................................................................266Follies of Europe: Architectural Extravaganzas.......................................................266The Lion Companion to Church Architecture...........................................................266RR 2009/98: Architecture of Italy.............................................................................266If at First You Don't Succeed ... Creative Transformation at a Small Academic College.....................................................................................................................267History of the Luther L. Gobbel Library, Lambuth University...................................267Build the Students What They Want........................................................................267
Southern College of Optometry Library...................................................................267The Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library, Memphis, TN...........................................267History of South College Library..............................................................................268History of the White Pine Public Library...................................................................268A Brief History of the Somerville-Fayette County Library........................................268History of the Lipscomb University Library..............................................................268History of the Morristown-Hamblen Library.............................................................268From Andrew Carnegie to John Hope Franklin: Library Development at Fisk University.................................................................................................................269History of the Austin Peay State University Library.................................................269History of the Library of the Jewish Federation of Nashville and Middle TN...........269Library Space in the Digital Age: The Pressure is on..............................................269Design for Sustainability..........................................................................................269What Price Preparation?..........................................................................................270ATG Interviews Steve McKinzie...............................................................................270Building for the Future: National and Academic Libraries from Around the Globe: Report on a Conference Held in The Hague 3-5 October 2007..............................270Everyone in Their Places: Nothing Says Welcome like an Open Parking Space....270Monumental Library Buildings in the Internet Era: The Future of Public Libraries...270Library Learning Space -- Empirical Research and Perspective.............................271Architecture as Advocacy: The Amsterdam Public Library Has a New Facility, a New Attitude and a New Adventure.................................................................................271The Seven Deadly Sins of Library Architecture.......................................................271Into the New Millennium: A Tale of Transformation.................................................271'New' Central Library: A Centre of Excellence for all Capetonians..........................272A new building for the National Archives and Library Agency of Ethiopia (NALE): cooperation and preventive conservation................................................................272The BMA Library. 21st Century Makeover. Getting the Library You Need..............272Interior decorating offers a way to connect with patrons.........................................272Teen space and the community's living room: Incorporating teen areas into rural libraries....................................................................................................................273The new downtown library: designing with communities.........................................273Photovoltaic energy and library: the experience of Mataro......................................273Libraries facing sustainable development: some experiences around the world . . ..................................................................................................................................273Going for the green..................................................................................................273Makeover at the mansion........................................................................................274Grand Designs: Creating an Academic Law Library................................................274The grove encyclopedia of classical art and architecture........................................274Managing facilities for results: optimizing space for services..................................274It's Just Like Studying in Your Front Room": Designing a Twenty-First Century Library in a Classic Building.....................................................................................274Implications of monumental construction for public library services........................275Building on experience: learning from the past to plan for the future......................275In the workshop of knowledge: the library of the advanced technical college Wildau has moved to a monumental industrial building.......................................................275Designer-styled and the "Manhattan principle": the municipal library Rheine has applied a new area in the city hall center.................................................................275Five houses, five messages -- Architectural highlights from Linz, Amsterdam, Deift and Weimar.............................................................................................................276
Messages of houses -- Trends and tendencies of modern library buildings...........276No need to fear aesthetics!" Architect Rolf Ramcke calls for more courage in library design: Libraries should be stimulating and create a sense of identification...........276Between aesthetics and functionality -- An impressive new library building for the Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Center at Humboldt University in the heart of Berlin.. . .276A directive celebration for the great unknown -- The building site of the superlative: In Berlin's city center the new state library emerges....................................................277DIN-report 13 should include public libraries -- Basic planning is revised and presented for discussion in this issue of BUB..........................................................277Color works! A color advisor gives tips for spatial design in libraries.......................277The splendor of book houses -- www.bibliotheksbauten.de gives an overview on the important eras of libraries in Central Europe...........................................................278The library an adorned barn -- The public library Schweinfurt resides in the converted Erbracher Hof..........................................................................................278Munich re-Invents Itself: The Central Library "Am Gasteig" Plans Overall Restructuring and New Concepts............................................................................278Well Arrived: Experiences of the Central Public Library of Frankfurt in Its New Home on Main Street.........................................................................................................278Strong Partner of Local Gymnasiums: Town Library Biberach Supports the Facility and Care of the Media Library at the New School Campus.....................................279A Cultural Center with Pioneering Architecture -- The Starting Signal for the New Stuttgart Library.......................................................................................................279Information architecture for information professionals.............................................279Information architecture for information professionals.............................................279The Lanchester Library -- Building a Sustainable Library........................................279Architects and Librarians under Pressure: Dialoguing about Renovation of a Library in a Constrained Environment.................................................................................280Refurbishing, Extending, Recreating, and Renewing the Boole Library at University College Cork, Ireland...............................................................................................280The German Experience: Evaluation of German Library Buildings from the Last Decades...................................................................................................................280Reshaping the Future..............................................................................................280Evaluation of University Library Buildings in France, the Second Survey (2000-2007).................................................................................................................................281Tiberius and the Libraries: Public Book Collections and Library Buildings in the Early Roman Empire.........................................................................................................281Enhancing Building Security: Design Considerations..............................................281Library Security by Design.......................................................................................281The Goucher Athenaeum: Showcasing and Securing Special Collections..............281Redefining the library...............................................................................................282Ealing reinvents itself . . . from passive to active.....................................................282From Bodleian to Idea Stores: the evolution of English library design....................282Smart spaces: creating new instructional space with smart classroom technology..................................................................................................................................282User involvement in the Open University library building project.............................282Green library design and evaluation: the Taipei public library, Taiwan...................283Wisbech wins the lottery..........................................................................................283Transformation in Torbay.........................................................................................283ImaginOn, the first twenty-first century public library building in the U.S.................283Public Libraries by Design: Embracing Change at Low Cost...................................284
Architecture and Interior Design for 20th Century America: photographs by Samuel Gottscho and William Schleisner.............................................................................284Atlas of Vernacular Architecture of the World..........................................................284Incorporating information literacy into the building plan: the American University of Sharjah experience..................................................................................................284The Library Space -- a Constant Challenge............................................................284Planning the Library of the Future...........................................................................285Library Interiors........................................................................................................285Helsinki's New Central Library: The Heart of a Flourishing City..............................285A Library for the Patron............................................................................................285Commitment, Recognition and Flexibility.................................................................285The Red Thread: New Central Library in Hjorring...................................................286Nassjo Library: Decades of Indecision.....................................................................286Opening the Library.................................................................................................286Space Equals Money...............................................................................................286Collaborative Design: A Learner-Centered Library Planning Approach..................286Managing Facilities for Results: Optimizing Space for Services..............................286Architectural records: managing design and construction records..........................287Moving the Corporate Library: A Practical Approach to Preventing Worry and Embracing Change..................................................................................................287Architectural Records: Managing Design and Construction Records......................287Library planning: working on a blueprint for change................................................287Capital improvements..............................................................................................288Cooper's challenge..................................................................................................288Design in a day........................................................................................................288Land beckons..........................................................................................................288For a flexible futre....................................................................................................288Putting "wow" in children's room..............................................................................288Remaking the entry..................................................................................................289Across two eras.......................................................................................................289Keeping options open..............................................................................................2896 tips to surviving library construction......................................................................289Green picks..............................................................................................................289Naperville's terra-cota experiment...........................................................................289The net zero energy option......................................................................................290Library-based learning and library design................................................................2902007 equity by design: library design showcase.....................................................290The fairest libraries of them all.................................................................................290Our kind of town: How the Chicago Public Library is changing the city...................290Human error: When good intentions meet bad planning, library users pay the price.................................................................................................................................291Evolution at Edinburgh.............................................................................................291Architectural records. Managing design and construction records..........................291Pride of the buckeyes..............................................................................................291Painswick fights for its library: Painswick Gateway Project.....................................291Thumbs up, and down.............................................................................................292Back issues: an occasional glance at perennial concerns.......................................292Place and spaces: public libraries for the 21st century in Australia and New Zealand - conference proceedings........................................................................................292Planning, Renovating, Expanding and Constructing Library Facilities in Hospitals,
Academic Medical Centers, and Health Organizations...........................................292Libr@ries: Changing information space and practice..............................................293Bringing vision to reality...........................................................................................293This is the door . . . a cumulative tale......................................................................293How physical design can influence copyright compliance.......................................293Exploring the combined public/school library...........................................................293Facility design as an agent of learning....................................................................293Listening pays off "the SALON" @ Marlborough ....................................................294Moab's living room...................................................................................................294Not just another pretty space...................................................................................294Roter Teppich fur die Nutzer ausgerollt: Bibliotheksneubau der Fachhochschule Regensburg. [Red carpet treatment for the user: new library building for Regensburg University of Applied Sciences.]...............................................................................294Krafte bundeln, Bildung schaffen: Offentliche Bibliothek und Volkshochschule unter einem Dach. [Joining Forces, Shaping Education: The Public Library and the Adult Education Center under One Roof.]........................................................................295Planning, Communication are Key in Building New Libraries..................................295New Coweta County Library Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright..................................295Georgia State's Library Transformation Project Completed....................................295SPLOST Funding Makes Chickamauga Expansion a Reality.................................296A New Story to Tell: The East Commons at the Georgia Tech Library...................296Georgia Gwinnett College Prepares to Build Academic Library..............................296The National Library of Belarus: a new stage of development................................296Managing library building projects: CILIP CDG management seminar, November 2006.........................................................................................................................296A little restraint, please, this is a library.'..................................................................297That constant thing'..................................................................................................297Mildly delirious libraries: transforming your library from top to bottom.....................297Architectural records: managing design and construction records..........................297Shaping our space: envisioning the new research library.......................................298Planning new and remodeled archival facilities.......................................................298European trends in library development..................................................................298Designing libraries for customers............................................................................298The transformation of the engineering library: changes at the University of Auckland, New Zealand............................................................................................................298Construction 101: new building tips for technologists..............................................299A new library in Bloomsbury: relocating the UCL SSEES Library............................299The library as place: providing students with opportunities for socialization, relaxation, and restoration.......................................................................................299Inspiring public spaces............................................................................................299Building for the future...............................................................................................299A history of location of U.S. public libraries within community place and space evolving implications for the library's mission of equitable service..........................300Information, experience and learning centre...........................................................300Lady in red sweeps Sweden's northern metropolis off her feet...............................300Buying time: the leveraged use of a library storage facility......................................300Fundraising and renovation on the horizon for the Texas State Library..................301Betwixt and be teen.................................................................................................301Tropical makeover...................................................................................................301Move it! Move it! Move it!.........................................................................................301
Fit for the flexible future?.........................................................................................301The eSpaces study: designing, developing and managing learning spaces for effective learning......................................................................................................301Learning the social way: enhancing learning in a traditional setting........................302Spaces for learners and learning: evaluating the impact of technology-rich learning spaces......................................................................................................................302Exploring conceptions of learning and teaching through the creation of flexible learning spaces: the Learning Gateway - a case study...........................................302Learners' demands and expectations for space in a university library: outcomes from a survey at Loughborough University......................................................................302Looks like teen spirit: libraries for youth are changing, thanks to teen input...........303Science Museum bites bullet and breaks up rare collections..................................303Systems Thinking. Managing Chaos and Complexity: a Platform for Designing Business Architecture..............................................................................................303Indicators for the evolution of the academic architecture library..............................303The art library as place: the role of current space planning paradigms within the academic art and architecture library.......................................................................304Getting it right: strategies for successful public library building projects..................304The art of community consultation...........................................................................304Reviving Alvar..........................................................................................................304Panelists' picks........................................................................................................304Listening to the future..............................................................................................305New library facilities: opportunities for collaboration................................................305Moving history..........................................................................................................305A classic renewal: UCL's building programme Part 1: renewal and refurbishment. 305Part 2 [Of A classic renewal: UCL's building programme.] Lessons from a new school.......................................................................................................................305Library design has arrived.......................................................................................306The partnership approach to building new...............................................................306Introducing a new, branded look..............................................................................306The pleasure principle: Brighton Jubilee..................................................................306From A4 sketch to new college LRC........................................................................306Flexible design for new ways of learning.................................................................306What would you do?................................................................................................307University library buildings of the future...................................................................307Where democracy happens. [Salt Lake City Public Library, Thomson Gale/Library Journal magazine Library of the Year 2006]............................................................307The parklands boutique library Christchurch...........................................................307Library administrators, leadership, and the building expansion process: an architect's point of view.............................................................................................................307Loungen sie schon oder besuchen Sie noch Zeitungslesesale?: Die Library@Lounge an der Universitatsbibliothek Passau. [Do you lounge, or do you still visit reading rooms?: The Library@Lounge in Passau University Library.].................................308Redesigning study spaces: noise-level zoning........................................................308Remodelling a listed library building........................................................................308Innovative multimedia tells Seven Stories...............................................................3082006 Showcase of new and renovated facilities......................................................309Carnegie legacy: Preserving the past by looking into the future..............................309When aesthetics meet access.................................................................................309Construction funding 101: the secret to a capital campaign is in how you ask for the
money......................................................................................................................309Extreme library makeover one year later: a splash of point, a cooperative staff, and a few dollars make a world of difference for a New Jersey library..............................309Learning comes of age............................................................................................310Build it right and they will come: the librarian's role in library construction..............310+i\ People places \-i\ revisited: guidelines for public library buildings......................310Moving libraries and shifting collections..................................................................310Library design as marketing the Swedish experience.............................................311Repurposing older libraries for new times: creating new learning space.................311Earthquake and the libraries of Azadjammu and Kashmir.......................................311Strolling in a feel-good atmosphere. Reading, hearing, seeing, discovering; the new media centre at Neckarsulm....................................................................................311The recommendations of the HIS GmbH concerning the organisation and resource planning for academic libraries................................................................................311Bibliotheksbau in Europa: Beispiele von Neubau- und Umbauten in Zeiten von Digital Library und e-Learning. [Building libraries in Europe: examples of new builds and refurbishments in an age of the digital library and e-learning.]................................312The Peace Corps Partnership Program: building libraries worldwide......................312Singapore's new National Library Building: convergence and the Millennium Library..................................................................................................................................312Umnutzung von Kirchengebauden - eine Chance fur Bibliotheken? / New utilisation of church buildings - a chance for libraries? / Les nouvelles affectations d'edifices religieux - une chance pour les bibliotheques?........................................................313Reborn to new glory: the British Museum Reading Room.......................................313Here's looking at you kid: what special visitors want when they tour your library....313The choice for learning............................................................................................313Zkusenosti s vyuzitim grantovych programu. [How to make use of grant programmes.]...........................................................................................................314Historia prvej budovy Matice Slovenskej vo svelte archivnich dokumentov. [History of the first building of the Matica Slovenska in the light of archival documentation.]...314Architectural competition for EPFL library (Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne -- Switzerland): viewpoint of technical panel...........................................314A library in the Grands Moulins de Paris: challenging reality...................................314Recent developments in Cambridge college libraries..............................................315New aspects of library design..................................................................................315The Ten Commandments revisited: the Qualities of Good Library Space...............315Campus solution: the case of the Debrecen university libraries..............................315Never say never. About the Restoration of Henry van de Velde's Booktower.........315The cultural scope of chromatic spaces - The building of the ICMC/IKMZ Cottbus..................................................................................................................................316Progress of the architectural competition: Learning Center, the Lausanne example..................................................................................................................................316Breaking ground......................................................................................................316Welcome to the fun house.......................................................................................316Wayfinding in action.................................................................................................316The cork solution.....................................................................................................317From library to knowledge center: building a website to introduce a new building to the community.........................................................................................................317Bringing users back to the library: a case history....................................................317Sssh The quiet revolution........................................................................................317
Assessing library performance with GIS and building evaluation methods.............317Meeting the challenges of expansion and renovation in an academic medical library: A case study of the Li Ping Medical Library of the Chinese University of Hong Kong..................................................................................................................................318Public library facility closure: how research can better facilitate proactive management............................................................................................................318The complicated symptoms of sick buildings...........................................................318Architecture of France.............................................................................................318Evolving a new model: the information commons...................................................318Reference services in the commons environment...................................................319Information commons at Brigham Young University: past, present, and future.......319The information commons as a collaborative workspace........................................319Coloured light falls onto the exposed, deliberately visual concrete structure..........319Snohetta: a northern light........................................................................................319Design as catalyst: fostering collaboration and community in special libraries.......320But the empire cannot live by muscle alone: an architectural history of the Edwardian public library.............................................................................................................320Sir John Soane and the design of the new state paper office, 1829-1834..............320A survey of library practices in planning and managing temporary moves..............320Locating library items by GIS technology................................................................321Location, location, location! Identifying materials in a pie-shaped library................321The visual scan and the design for future-oriented libraries....................................321SCONUL Buildings Visit 2005..................................................................................321Central Library, Engineering and Technology University, Taxila (a perspective).. . .321
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Leadership, Libraries, LEED for the Future
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Fire Prevention in Libraries
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2009 Library Design Showcase
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Messages of houses -- Trends and tendencies of modern library buildings
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"No need to fear aesthetics!" Architect Rolf Ramcke calls for more courage in library design: Libraries should be stimulating and create a sense of identification.
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Between aesthetics and functionality -- An impressive new library building for the Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Center at Humboldt University in the heart of Berlin
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A directive celebration for the great unknown -- The building site of the superlative: In Berlin's city center the new state library emerges
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DIN-report 13 should include public libraries -- Basic planning is revised and presented for discussion in this issue of BUB
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Moab's living room.
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Not just another pretty space.
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Roter Teppich fur die Nutzer ausgerollt: Bibliotheksneubau der Fachhochschule Regensburg. [Red carpet treatment for the user: new library building for Regensburg University of Applied Sciences.]
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Krafte bundeln, Bildung schaffen: Offentliche Bibliothek und Volkshochschule unter einem Dach. [Joining Forces, Shaping Education: The Public Library and the Adult Education Center under One Roof.]
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The parklands boutique library Christchurch.
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Library administrators, leadership, and the building expansion process: an architect's point of view.
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Loungen sie schon oder besuchen Sie noch Zeitungslesesale?: Die Library@Lounge an der Universitatsbibliothek Passau. [Do you lounge, or do you still visit reading rooms?: The Library@Lounge in Passau University Library.]
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Redesigning study spaces: noise-level zoning.
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Bibliotheksbau in Europa: Beispiele von Neubau- und Umbauten in Zeiten von Digital Library und e-Learning. [Building libraries in Europe: examples of new builds and refurbishments in an age of the digital library and e-learning.]
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The Peace Corps Partnership Program: building libraries worldwide
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Singapore's new National Library Building: convergence and the Millennium Library.
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Umnutzung von Kirchengebauden - eine Chance fur Bibliotheken? / New utilisation of church buildings - a chance for libraries? / Les nouvelles affectations d'edifices religieux - une chance pour les bibliotheques?
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Reborn to new glory: the British Museum Reading Room.
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Here's looking at you kid: what special visitors want when they tour your library.
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The choice for learning.
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Zkusenosti s vyuzitim grantovych programu. [How to make use of grant programmes.]
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Historia prvej budovy Matice Slovenskej vo svelte archivnich dokumentov. [History of the first building of the Matica Slovenska in the light of archival documentation.]
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Assessing library performance with GIS and building evaluation methods.
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Meeting the challenges of expansion and renovation in an academic medical library: A case study of the Li Ping Medical Library of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Public library facility closure: how research can better facilitate proactive management.
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Záznamy vyhledané v databázích NK ČR Datum: 05/09/2011
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Academic library building renovation benchmarks / Primary Research Group. -- New York : Primary Research Group, 2008. -- 149 s. ISBN 157440-110-6
Primary Research Group
* knihovní budovy * vysokoškolské knihovny * architektura * design * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * plánování * benchmarking * evaluace * statistická analýza * Spojené státy americké * přehledy
Signatury:* Aac 37.809
Číslo záznamu: 2 [Č.záznamu: 000068663]
Švábová, Marie [Ad Architektura turbokapitalismu] / Marie Švábová In: A2. -- ISSN 1801-4542. -- Roč. 3, č. 20 (20070516), s. 2
Recenze na: Baum, Mirko. Architektura turbokapitalismu / Mirko Baum // A2. - Roč. 3, č. 11 (20070314), s. 20 Recenze na: Čančík, Josef. Co Čech, to architekt / Josef Čančík // A2. - Roč. 3, č. 16 (20070418), s. 5
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * knihovní budovy * architektura * národní knihovny * polemiky
Číslo záznamu: 3 [Č.záznamu: 000073961]
Konvalinková, Blanka, 1959- Akce v knihovně : Riga a její secesní architektura / Blanka Konvalinková In: Světlik : svět libereckých knihoven. -- ISSN 1214-2751. -- Roč. [9], č. 1 (39) (2011), s. 16-17
Přístup též z http://www.kvkli.cz/cz/region/svetlik-r18.html -- Přístup též z http://www.kvkli.cz/ -- Vydává Krajská knihovna v Liberci spolu s Kruhem autorů Liberecka (KAL).
Karásková, Iva Akce v knihovně : Kolokvium o dějinách Sialu / Iva Karásková In: Světlik : svět libereckých knihoven. -- ISSN 1214-2751. -- Roč. [9], č. 1 (39) (2011), s. 15-16
Přístup též z http://www.kvkli.cz/cz/region/svetlik-r18.html -- Přístup též z http://www.kvkli.cz/ -- Vydává Krajská knihovna v Liberci spolu s Kruhem autorů Liberecka (KAL).
* SIAL architekti a inženýři (firma) * Krajská vědecká knihovna (Liberec, Česko) * Oblastní galerie (Liberec, Česko) * Národní památkový ústav * krajské knihovny * vědecké knihovny * galerie * památkové ústavy * činnost knihoven * konference * výstavy * architekti * architektura * Liberec (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 5 [Č.záznamu: 000071339]
Křížek, Jiří Akce v knihovně : architektura v čase lovu / Jiří Křížek In: Světlik : svět libereckých knihoven. -- ISSN 1214-2751. -- Roč. [7], č. 4 (34) (2009), s. 9-11
Přístup též z http://www.kvkli.cz/cz/region/svetlik-r18.html -- Přístup též z http://www.kvkli.cz/ -- Vydává Krajská knihovna v Liberci spolu s Kruhem autorů Liberecka (KAL).
Freiwillig, Petr Akce v knihovně : technické stavby a industriální architektura v Liberci / Petr Freiwillig In: Světlik : svět libereckých knihoven. -- ISSN 1214-2751. -- Roč. [7], č. 4 (34) (2009), s. 7-9
Přístup též z http://www.kvkli.cz/cz/region/svetlik-r18.html -- Přístup též z http://www.kvkli.cz/ -- Vydává Krajská knihovna v Liberci spolu s Kruhem autorů Liberecka (KAL).
* Krajská vědecká knihovna (Liberec, Česko) * krajské knihovny * vědecké knihovny * činnost knihoven * vzdělávání * kulturní památky * technické památky * průmyslové stavby * architektura * Liberec (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 7 [Č.záznamu: 000070195]
Lešek, Petr, 1973- Alexandrijská knihovna / Petr Lešek. -- 2 il. In: Souvislosti : revue pro literaturu a kulturu. -- ISSN 0862-6928. -- Roč. 19, č. 1 (2008), s. 140-142
Rubrika: Knihovny
* Aliksandríná (knihovna) * knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * vnitřní prostředí budov * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * Alexandrie (Egypt)
Číslo záznamu: 8 [Č.záznamu: 000067628]
Caroux, Hélene Architecture et lecture : les bibliotheques municipales en France, 1945-2002 / Hélene Caroux ; préface de Michel Melot. -- Paris : Picard, 2008. -- 304 s. : il., plány, fot. -- (Architectures contemporaines. Serie etudes) ISBN 978-2-7084-0813-5
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii a rejstřík
Melot, Michel
* knihovní budovy -- dějiny * veřejné knihovny * městské knihovny * dějiny architektury * management knihoven * Francie
Signatury:* Aa 38.195
Číslo záznamu: 9 [Č.záznamu: 000063030]
Crosbie, Michael J.
Architecture for the books / Michael J. Crosbie. -- Mulgrave : Images, 2003. -- 224 s. : il. ISBN 1-876907-49-5
* knihovní budovy * architektura * interiéry * země světa * obrazové publikace
Signatury:* Aa 36.833
Číslo záznamu: 10 [Č.záznamu: 000071657]
The architecture of knowledge, the library of future = De architectuur van kennis, de bibliotheek van de toekomst / authors: Rients Dijkstra ... [et al.]. -- Rotterdam : Netherlands Architecture Institute : NAi Publishers, c2010. -- 124 s. : il. ISBN 978-90-5662-747-8
Souběžný název: De architectuur van kennis, de bibliotheek van de toekomst Souběžný název i text v nizozemštině
Dijkstra, Rients
* knihovní budovy * architektura a společnost * znalostní společnost
Signatury:* Aa 38.413
Číslo záznamu: 11 [Č.záznamu: 000057633]
Stonehouse,Roger The architecture of the British Library at St Pancras / Roger Stonehouse and Gerhard Stromberg. -- London : Spon Press, 2004. -- 262 s. : il. ISBN 0-419-25120-0
Obsahuje rejstřík
Stromberg, Gerhard
* národní knihovny -- Velká Británie * knihovní budovy -- Velká Británie * architektura * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * Londýn (Anglie)
Signatury:* Taa 35.661
Číslo záznamu: 12 [Č.záznamu: 000072260]
Architectures de la culture, culture de l'architecture : [1959-2009] / ouvrage conçu et dirigé par Dominique Aris et Élisabeth Henry. -- Paris : Éd. du Patrimoine, Centre des Monuments Nationaux, 2009. -- 351 s. : il., fot.
ISBN 978-2-7577-0037-2
Obsahuje rejstřík
Aris, Dominique Henry, Élisabeth
* dějiny architektury * kulturní zařízení * muzea * knihovny * veřejné budovy * mediatéky * Francie * obrazové publikace
Signatury:* A 38.623
Číslo záznamu: 13 [Č.záznamu: 000066328]
Jansová, Linda, 1982- Architektonická soutěž na návrh nové budovy Národní knihovny ČR přilákala přes 700 architektů [elektronický zdroj] / Linda Skolková In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 10, č.8 (2006)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup z: http://www.ikaros.cz/
* Národní knihovna České republiky * knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * architektonické soutěže * reportáže * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 14 [Č.záznamu: 000070728]
Deutscher Bibliotheksverband Architektur und Bibliotheksbau [elektronický zdroj] /. -- Berlin : Deutscher Bibliotheksverband, 2009-
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Průběžná aktualizace Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 19.02.2009). -- Typ souboru: Domovské stránky (textová a obrazová data)
* Deutscher Bibliotheksverband * knihovní budovy * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * architektura * výstavba * Německo * výstavba a rekonstrukce knihoven * www dokumenty
Číslo záznamu: 15 [Č.záznamu: 000067818]
Kurka, Ladislav, 1933- Architektura knihoven. 2. část / Ladislav Kurka In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 60, č. 12 (2008), s. 397-400
Přístup z http://ctenar.svkkl.cz
* knihovní budovy * architektura * knihovny * architektonické projekty * architektonické soutěže * projektové návrhy * projektová dokumentace staveb * stavby * příprava staveb * právní předpisy * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 16 [Č.záznamu: 000067503]
Kurka, Ladislav, 1933- Architektura knihoven. 1. část / Ladislav Kurka In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 60, č. 11 (2008), s. 366-370
Přístup z http://ctenar.svkkl.cz
* knihovní budovy * architektura * knihovny * rekonstrukce staveb * stavební plány * architektonické projekty * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 17 [Č.záznamu: 000070194]
Mitášová, Monika, 1968- Architektura současných knihoven - dílo ve stavu zrodu / Monika Mitášová. -- 5 il. In: Souvislosti : revue pro literaturu a kulturu. -- ISSN 0862-6928. -- Roč. 19, č. 1 (2008), s. 125-139
Rubrika: Knihovny
* knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * vnitřní prostředí budov * zařízení a vybavení knihoven
Číslo záznamu: 18 [Č.záznamu: 000057236]
Mitášová, Monika, 1968-
Architektura současných knihoven - dílo ve stavu zrodu / Monika Mitášová In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 15-25
Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* architektura * knihovní budovy * Česko * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 19 [Č.záznamu: 000068830]
Klaus, Václav, 1941- Architektův útok na demokracii / Václav Klaus. -- il. In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- Roč. 18, č. 246 (20071022), s. A/12
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * národní knihovny * architektonické projekty * architektura a společnost * komentáře
Číslo záznamu: 20 [Č.záznamu: 000062432]
Muscogiuri, Marco Architettura della biblioteca : linee guida di programmazione e progettazione / Marco Muscogiuri ; prefazione di Antonio Padoa Schioppa ; introduzione di Antonella Agnoli.. -- 2a ed.. -- Milano : Bonnard, 2005, c2004. -- 477 s. : il. ISBN 88-86842-88-0
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii a rejstříky
* knihovny * funkce knihoven * knihovní budovy * architektura * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * monografie
Signatury:* Aa E 061323 - Zapůjčeno z univerz. fondu NK, pouze prezenčně
Číslo záznamu: 21 [Č.záznamu: 000059374]
Grosa, Silvija Art nouveau in Riga : taking a walk through Riga in the Art Nouveau era / by Silvija Grosa. -- Riga : Jumava, 2003. -- 95 s. : barev il., fot. ISBN 9984-05-601-5
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii
* budovy
* veřejné budovy * architektura * umění * Riga (Lotyšsko) * obrazové publikace
Signatury:* A 35.714 D
Číslo záznamu: 22 [Č.záznamu: 000057238]
Masák, Miroslav Bariéry v nás (kritický pohled architekta) / Miroslav Masák In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 29-37
Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* architektura * knihovní budovy * Česko * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 23 [Č.záznamu: 000064658]
Regierungspräsidium Freiburg. Fachstelle für das öffentliche Bibliothekswesen Bau und Einrichtung [elektronický zdroj]. -- Freiburg : Regierungspräsidium, 2008-
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Průběžná aktualizace Další var.název: Bibliotheksbau und Einrichtung Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 07.01.2008). -- Typ souboru: Domovské stránky (textová a obrazová data)
* Regierungspräsidium Freiburg. Fachstelle für das öffentliche Bibliothekswesen. Bádensko-Württembersko (Německo) * knihovní budovy * rekonstrukce staveb * výstavba * knihovny * architektura * Německo * www dokumenty
Číslo záznamu: 24 [Č.záznamu: 000071524]
Bau- und Nutzungsplanung von Bibliotheken und Archiven / Herausgegeber: DIN Deutsches Institut für Normung. -- [2. Aufl.]. -- Berlin : Beuth, 2009. -- 132 s. -- (DIN-Fachbericht ; 13 : 2009-11)
Náhrada za normu DIN-Fachbericht 13 : 1998
DIN Deutsches Institut für Normung
* knihovní budovy * archivní budovy
* interiéry * architektura * standardizace a normalizace * Německo * normy
Signatury:* Aa 38.313
Číslo záznamu: 25 [Č.záznamu: 000072249]
Rylich, Jan Beseda na téma současné a budoucí knihovny [elektronický zdroj] / Jan Rylich In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 14, č. 7 (2010)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 22.07.2010) -- Přístup též z http://www.ikaros.cz. -- Typ souboru: www
* DOX Centrum současného umění * knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * Česko * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 26 [Č.záznamu: 000065049]
Khan, Ayub Better by design : an introduction to planning and designing a new library building / Ayub Khan. -- London : Facet, 2009. -- xix, 195 s.: plány, grafy ISBN 978-1-85604-650-3
Obsahuje rejstřík
Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (Velká Británie)
Bzonková, Radka, 1977- Biblio-nonstop nad Bodamským jezerem : Univerzitní knihovna v Kostnici / Radka Bzonková. -- 8 il. In: Souvislosti : revue pro literaturu a kulturu. -- ISSN 0862-6928. -- Roč. 19, č. 1 (2008), s. 143-150
Rubrika: Knihovny
* Universität Konstanz. Bibliothek * knihovny
* architektura * knihovní budovy * vnitřní prostředí budov * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * Kostnice (Německo)
Číslo záznamu: 28 [Č.záznamu: 000066734]
Klosterberg, Brigitte Die Bibliothek der Franckeschen Stiftungen / Brigitte Klosterberg ; Fotografien vopn Klaus E.Göltz. -- Halle : Verlag der Franckeschen Stiftungen zu Halle, 2007. -- 115 s. : il.(barev.) ISBN 978-3-931479-99-2
Obsahuje rejstřík
Göltz, Klaus E. Franckesche Stiftungen
* Franckesche Stiftungen. Bibliothek * historické knihovny * architektura * historické knihovní fondy * vzácné knihovní fondy * Halle an der Saale (Německo)
Signatury:* Ti 37.740
Číslo záznamu: 29 [Č.záznamu: 000061272]
Bibliotheken / Bertelsmann Stiftung (Herausgegeber) ; Red.: Christian Hasiewicz. -- Gütersloh : Bertelsmann Stiftung, 2006. -- 83 s. : il.(barev.) ISBN 3-89204-879-7
Hasiewicz, Christian Bertelsmann Stiftung (Gütersloh, Německo)
* knihovnictví * knihovny * knihovnické služby * informační služby * uživatelé informací * veřejné knihovny * sítě knihoven * knihovní budovy * architektura * Německo * sborníky
Signatury:* Teb 36.173* Teb 8.180/B
Číslo záznamu: 30 [Č.záznamu: 000061289]
Höfer, Candida, 1944-
Bibliotheken : mit einem Essay von Umberto Eco / Candida Höfer. -- München : Schirmer/Mosel, 2005. -- 272 s. : il., fot. (barev.) ISBN 3-8296-0178-6
Eco, Umberto, 1932-
* knihovny * interiéry * architektura * země světa * obrazové publikace
Signatury:* Aa 36.319
Číslo záznamu: 31 [Č.záznamu: 000070535]
Bibliotheken bauen und ausstatten / herausgegeben von Petra Hauke und Klaus Ulrich Werner ; mit einem Geleitwort von Prof. Eckhard Gerber, Architekt BDA DWB. -- Bad Honnef: Bock + Herchen, 2009. -- 431 s. : il., fot., grafy ISBN 978-3-88347-267-6
Obsahuje rejstřík
Hauke, Petra Werner, Klaus Ulrich Gerber, Eckhard
* knihovní budovy * architektura * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * Německo * příručky
Signatury:* Aa 38.191
Číslo záznamu: 32 [Č.záznamu: 000072568]
Bibliotheken heute! : Best Practice bei Planung, Bau und Ausstattung / Petra Hauke, Klaus Ulrich Werner (Hrsg.) ; mit einen Geleitwort von Gudrun Heute-Bluhm. -- Bad Honnef : Bock + Herchen, 2011. -- 318 s. ISBN 978-3-88347-274-4
. -- Obsahuje rejstřík a bibliografie
Hauke, Petra Werner, Klaus Ulrich Heute-Bluhm, Gudrun
* knihovní budovy * architektura * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * univerzitní knihovny * vysokoškolské knihovny * městské knihovny * knihovnické služby * čtenáři
* Německo * sborníky
Signatury:* Aa 38.607
Číslo záznamu: 33 [Č.záznamu: 000065938]
Fachstelle für das Öffentliche Bibliothekswesen Stuttgart Bibliotheks(t)räume [elektronický zdroj] : innovative Bibliotheksbauten im Regierungsbezirk Stuttgart/. -- Stuttgart : Regierungspräsidium in Baden-Württemberg, 2006-
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 29.07.2008). -- Typ souboru: Dokument (textová a obrazová data)
* Fachstelle für das öffentliche Bibliothekswesen (Stuttgart, Německo) * veřejné knihovny * knihovní budovy * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * architektura * Německo * www dokumenty
Číslo záznamu: 34 [Č.záznamu: 000070027]
Henning, Wolfram Bibliotheksbau in Deutschland – fünf Bausteine [elektronický zdroj] / Wolfram Henning. -- Linz : Büchereiverband Österreichs, 2008
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 13.08.2009)
Büchereiverband Österreichs
* Stadtbücherei (Stuttgart, Německo). Stadtteilbücherei West * Stadtbücherei Friedrichshafen * Stadtbibliothek Luckenwalde * Freie Universität Berlin. Philologische bibliothek * Herzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek * městské knihovny * historické knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * stavby * restaurování památek * architektonické projekty * financování projektů * financování knihoven * Německo
Číslo záznamu: 35 [Č.záznamu: 000063011]
Manguel, Alberto, 1948-
La bibliotheque, la nuit / Alberto Manuel ; essai traduit de l'anglais par Christine Le Boeuf. -- Paris : Actes Sud, Leméac 2006. -- 335 s. : il. -- (Lettres anglo-américaines) ISBN 2-7427-6316-3. -- ISBN 2-7609-2614-1
. -- Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy a rejstřík
Le Boeuf, Christine
* knihovny * dějiny knihoven * knihovní budovy * architektura * země světa * eseje
Signatury:* Kdb 36.877
Číslo záznamu: 36 [Č.záznamu: 000063031]
De Poli, Aldo Bibliotheques : architectures 1995-2005 / Aldo De Poli. -- Arles : Actes Sud - Motta, 2004. -- 278 s. : il., plány ISBN 2-7427-4881-4
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii a rejstřík
* knihovny * knihovní budovy -- 1995-2005 * architektura -- 1995-2005 * interiéry -- 1995-2005 * architekti * země světa * obrazové publikace * biografie
Signatury:* Aa 36.881
Číslo záznamu: 37 [Č.záznamu: 000066238]
BIX - der Bibliotheksindex : ein Sonderheft von B.I.T. online. 2008 / Herausgeber: Rolf Fuhlrott ... [et al.]. -- Wiesbaden : Dinges & Frick, 2008. -- 56 s. : il. -- (B.I.T. online ; Sonderheft 2008)
Obálkový název
Fuhlrott, Rolf Deutscher Bibliotheksverband
* knihovnictví * knihovny * činnost knihoven * statistika * knihovní budovy * architektura * práce s dětským čtenářem * Web 2.0 * Německo * ročenky * sborníky * statistiky
Signatury:* Kfe 8.691/B
Číslo záznamu: 38 [Č.záznamu: 000063546]
BIX - der Bibliotheksindex : ein Sonderheft von B.I.T. online. 2007 / Herausgeber: Rolf Fuhlrott ... [et al.]. -- Wiesbaden : Dinges & Frick, 2007. -- 48 s. : il. -- (B.I.T. online ; Sonderheft 2007)
Obálkový název
Fuhlrott, Rolf Deutscher Bibliotheksverband
* knihovnictví * knihovny * činnost knihoven * statistika * knihovní budovy * architektura * Německo * ročenky * sborníky * statistiky
Fuhlrott, Rolf Deutscher Bibliotheksverband Bertelsmann Stiftung (Gütersloh, Německo)
* knihovnictví -- Německo -- 2006 * knihovny -- Německo -- 2006 * činnost knihoven -- Německo -- 2006 * benchmarking -- Německo * měření výkonnosti -- Německo * kulturní politika -- Německo * statistika -- Německo * regionální knihovny -- Německo * knihovní budovy -- Německo * architektura -- Německo * programy a projekty -- Německo * ročenky * sborníky * statistiky
Signatury:* Kfe 8.159/B1* Kfe 8.159/B2
Číslo záznamu: 40 [Č.záznamu: 000061271]
BIX - der Bibliotheksindex. 2005. -- Gütersloh : Bertelsmann Stiftung, [2005]. -- 43 s. : il.
Obálkový název
Deutscher Bibliotheksverband Bertelsmann Stiftung (Gütersloh, Německo)
* knihovnictví -- Německo -- 2005 * knihovny -- Německo -- 2005 * benchmarking -- Německo * kulturní politika -- Německo * statistika -- Německo * knihovnické spolky -- Německo * knihovní budovy -- Německo * architektura -- Německo * Německo * ročenky * sborníky * statistiky
Building libraries for the 21st century : the shape of information / ed. by T.D. Webb. -- Jefferson : McFarland, 2004. -- 270 s. : obr. ISBN 0-7864-2034-0
Obsahuje rejstřík
Webb, Terry D.
* knihovní budovy * architektura
Signatury:* Aa 35.638
Číslo záznamu: 45 [Č.záznamu: 000063470]
Baca, Murtha Cataloging cultural objects : a guide to describing cultural works and their images / by Murtha Baca ... [et al.]. -- Chicago : American Library Association, 2006. -- xiii, 396 s. : il. ISBN 0-8389-3564-8
Obsahuje rejstřík
* katalogizace * katalogizace neknižních dokumentů * neknižní dokumenty * umělecká díla * obrazy * architektura * umění * starožitnosti * dokumentace * normy a standardy * příručky
Signatury:* Od 36.920
Číslo záznamu: 46 [Č.záznamu: 000067654]
Cena britských architektů pro Kaplického knihovnu In: Knihovna. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 18, č. 1 (2007), s. 41
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009
* Národní knihovna České republiky * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * architekti * umělci * ceny a vyznamenání * Česko * Velká Británie
Číslo záznamu: 47 [Č.záznamu: 000062721]
Classical library buildings of the world / general ed.: Wu Jianzhong. -- Shanghai : Shanghai Scientific and Technological Literature Publishing House, 2006. -- 183 s. : il. ISBN 7-5439-3005-6
Jianzhong, Wu
* knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * interiéry * země světa * obrazové publikace
Signatury:* Aa 36.866
Číslo záznamu: 48 [Č.záznamu: 000062727]
Oulíková, Petra, 1970- Clementinum : Kunstführer / Petra Oulíková ; [Übersetzung Klára Tschek]. -- 1. Aufl.. -- Prag : Nationalbibliothek der Tschechischen Republik, 2006. -- 78 s. : barev. il., faksim. ISBN 80-7050-493-5
Přeloženo z češtiny. -- Obsahuje bibliografii a rejstřík
* Klementinum (budova : Praha, Česko) * jezuitské koleje * barokní architektura * umělecká výzdoba * církevní stavby * Praha (Česko) * průvodce
Signatury:* Za 36.687* Za 36.688
Číslo záznamu: 49 [Č.záznamu: 000067939]
Hartmanová, Květa Co může nabídnout badatelům i knihovnám oborová brána Umění a architektura (ART) / Květa Hartmanová In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 61, č. 1 (2009), s. 20-25
Přístup z http://ctenar.svkkl.cz
* oborové brány * umění * architektura * vyhledávací systémy * vyhledávání informací * elektronické zdroje * elektronické časopisy * informační zdroje * portály (WWW) * elektronické služby * knihovny * kooperace knihoven * virtuální knihovny * odborné knihovny * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 50 [Č.záznamu: 000072540]
The culture island in Middelfart / architects: Schmidt, Hammer, Lassen. -- [Copenhagen: Living Architecture Publishing, 2009]. -- [16] s. : obr., plány
Obálkový název -- Separát z časopisu Living Architecture
* kulturní centra * veřejné knihovny * moderní architektura * Dánsko
Signatury:* Aa 9.126/B
Číslo záznamu: 51 [Č.záznamu: 000072202]
Prchalová, Lea, 1957- Černá kostka v Ostravě / Lea Prchalová In: Grand Biblio : časopis pro čtenářskou veřejnost - o knihách ze všech stran. -- ISSN 1802-3320. -- Roč. 4, č. 7/8 (2010), s. 24-25
Přístup též z www.grandbiblio.cz
* Moravskoslezská vědecká knihovna (Ostrava, Česko) * vědecké knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektonické projekty * architektonické soutěže * moderní architektura * knihovnické služby * Ostrava (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 52 [Č.záznamu: 000070512]
Kuželková, Táňa Československá architektura (1956-1970) / Táňa Kuželková In: Světlik : svět libereckých knihoven. -- ISSN 1214-2751. -- Roč. [7], č. 3 (33) (2009), s. 12
Přístup též z http://www.kvkli.cz/cz/region/svetlik-r18.html -- Přístup též z http://www.kvkli.cz/ -- Vydává Krajská knihovna v Liberci spolu s Kruhem autorů Liberecka (KAL).
* Švácha, Rostislav, 1952- * Krajská vědecká knihovna (Liberec, Česko) * krajské knihovny * vědecké knihovny * vzdělávání * kulturní akce * architektura * dějiny architektury * Československo * Liberec (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 53 [Č.záznamu: 000057326]
Švagrová, Marta Češi soutěží o projekt století / Marta Švagrová In: Lidové noviny. -- Praha. -- ISSN 0862-5921. -- (20030306)
* Roubík, Martin * Bibliotheca Alexandrina (Alexandrie, Egypt) * knihovny -- Egypt * knihovní budovy * architektura * architekti * Egypt
Číslo záznamu: 54 [Č.záznamu: 000070192]
Čím je knihovna pro architekta přitažlivé téma? Čím by dnes knihovna měla být a čím ne? : anketa In: Souvislosti : revue pro literaturu a kulturu. -- ISSN 0862-6928. -- Roč. 19, č. 1 (2008), s. 102-107
Rubrika: Knihovny
* knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * vnitřní prostředí budov * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * ankety
Číslo záznamu: 55 [Č.záznamu: 000063435]
Designing libraries [elektronický zdroj] : the gateway to better library buildings. -- Aberystwyth : University of Wales, 2004-
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Průběžná aktualizace Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 12.06.2007). -- Typ souboru: Domovské stránky projektu (textová a obrazová data)
Velká Británie. Dept. for Culture, Media and Sport
Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (Velká Británie) Museums, Libraries and Archives Council (Velká Británie) University of Wales, Aberystwyth
* knihovní budovy * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * projektování * architektura * programy a projekty * Velká Británie * www dokumenty * databáze
Číslo záznamu: 56 [Č.záznamu: 000064557]
Garčic, Jindřich Dvě výstavy ve Vlastivědném muzeu v Olomouci / Jindřich Garčic In: Krok. -- ISSN 1214-6420. -- Roč. 4, č. 4 (2007), s. 47-49
Přístup též z: www.vkol.cz/KROK
* Kiepura, Jan, 1902-1966 * Vlastivědné muzeum (Olomouc, Česko) * vlastivědná muzea * výstavy * operní zpěváci * sepulkrální architektura
Číslo záznamu: 57 [Č.záznamu: 000067664]
Stoklasová, Bohdana, 1953- EDWARS, Brian; FISCHER, Biddy. Knihovny a studijní centra. Krajská knihovna Vysočiny, Havlíčkův Brod, 2006. 222 s. Vydáno na CD-ROM. / Bohdana Stoklasová In: Knihovna. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 18, č. 1 (2007), s. 123-126
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/ Recenze na: Edwards, Brian; Fischer, Biddy. Knihovny a studijní centra. -- Havlíčkův Brod : Krajská knihovna Vysočiny, 2006
* knihovny * knihovní budovy * stavby * architektura * Česko * recenze
Číslo záznamu: 58 [Č.záznamu: 000068208]
Kopecká, Miroslava Exkurze do nové budovy Národní technické knihovny [elektronický zdroj] / Miroslava Kopecká In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 13, č. 5 (2009)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 08.05.2009) -- Přístup též z http://www.ikaros.cz. -- Typ souboru: www
* Národní technická knihovna (Praha, Česko) * národní knihovny * technické knihovny * knihovní budovy * stavby * architektura * architektonické projekty * knihovnické služby * Česko * Praha (Česko) * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 59 [Č.záznamu: 000065462]
Baofu, Peter The future of information architecture : conceiving a better way to understand taxonomy, network and intelligence / Peter Baofu. -- Oxford : Chandos, 2008. -- xx, 283 s. ISBN 978-1-84334-470-4
Future Systems [elektronický zdroj] : National Library in Prague /. -- [S.l. : s.n.], 2007
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Zveřejněno na portálu architecture.MNP. -- Typ souboru: Textová data
* Národní knihovna České republiky * Future Systems (firma) * knihovní budovy * národní knihovny * architektura * Česko * Velká Británie
Číslo záznamu: 61 [Č.záznamu: 000063957]
Rose, James Future Systems triumphs in Prague library competition [elektronický zdroj] / by James Rose. -- [S.l.] : Buildings Design, 2007
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Zveřejněno na portálu Buildings Design: The Architect's Website, 9. března 2007. -- Typ souboru: Textová data
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * Future Systems (firma)
* knihovní budovy * národní knihovny * architektura * Česko * Velká Británie
Číslo záznamu: 62 [Č.záznamu: 000063956]
Future System's winning Prague library [elektronický zdroj] : full set of images /. -- [S.l.] : Buildings Design, 2007
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Zveřejněno na portálu Buildings Design: The Architect's Website, 12. března 2007. -- Typ souboru: Textová data
* Národní knihovna České republiky * Future Systems (firma) * knihovní budovy * národní knihovny * architektura * Česko * Velká Británie
Číslo záznamu: 63 [Č.záznamu: 000056542]
The Future with tradition : The Göttingen State and University Library / red.: Jan-Jasper Fast, Tobias Möller. -- Göttingen : Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen, 2003. -- 70 s., obr.
Obálkový název
Fast, Jan-Jasper Möller, Tobias Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen
* Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen * knihovní budovy * architektura * státní knihovny * vysokoškolské knihovny * univerzitní knihovny * Německo
Signatury:* Tb 7.391/B1* Tb 7.391/B2 D
Číslo záznamu: 64 [Č.záznamu: 000070729]
Naumann, Ulrich Grundsätze der Planung von Bibliotheksbauten [elektronický zdroj] : Lehrunterlage zum Direktstudium und zum Modul 8.1 im Rahmen des Postgradualen Fernstudiums zum Master of Library and Informations Science am Institut für Bibliotheks- und Informationswissenschaft der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin /. -- Berlin : Universitätsbibliothek der Freien Universität Berlin, 2009-
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Průběžná aktualizace Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 21.10.2009). -- Typ souboru: Domovské stránky (textová a obrazová data)
* Naumann, Ulrich * knihovní budovy * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * architektura * výstavba * Německo * výstavba a rekonstrukce knihoven * www dokumenty
Číslo záznamu: 65 [Č.záznamu: 000072659]
Staikos, Konstantinos Sp., 1943- The history of the library in Western civilization. Vol. 4, From Cassiodorus to Furnival : classical and christian letters, schools and libraries in the monasteries and universities, western book centres / Konstantinos Sp. Staikos ; translated by Timothy Cullen, Doolie Sloman. -- New Castle : Oak Knoll Press, 2010. -- xxxi, 500 s. : il., faksimilie ISBN 978-9061942900
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii a rejstřík
Cullen, Timothy Sloman, Doolie
* dějiny knihoven * klášterní knihovny * univerzitní knihovny -- dějiny * dějiny knižní kultury * architektura * dějiny nakladatelství a vydavatelství * monografie
Signatury:* Kdb 38.571
Číslo záznamu: 66 [Č.záznamu: 000067701]
Hochschulbibliothek und Mensa der Hochschule Regensburg 2000-2006 / Text: Ira Mazzoni ; Architektur: Staatliches Bauamt Regens (Bibliothek), Hans-Dieter Hacker, Freiburg (Mensa und Kommunikationszone), Landschaftsarchitektur: Peter Kluska, München. -- Berlin : Stadtwandel Verlag, c2008. -- 38 s. : il., plány. -- (Die Neuen Architekturführer ; Nr. 129) ISBN 978-3-86711-054-9
Mazzoni, Ira Hecker, Hans-Dieter Kluska, Peter Staatliches Bauamt Regensburg
* vysokoškolské knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * interiéry * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * Řezno (Německo) * průvodce
Signatury:* Aa 8.790/B1* Aa 8.790/B2 D
Číslo záznamu: 67 [Č.záznamu: 000057235]
Fialová, Irena Charakteristické rysy soudobé architektury : jaká je soudobá architektura / Irena Fialová In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 11-14
Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* architektura * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 68 [Č.záznamu: 000070172]
Sannwald, William W. Checklist of library building design considerations / William H.Sannwald. -- 5th ed. -- Chicago : American Library Association, 2009. -- viii, 211 s. ISBN 978-0-8389-0978-2
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii
* knihovní budovy * architektura * design * plánování * interiéry * exteriéry * ochrana objektů * opravy a údržba * Spojené státy americké * seznamy
Signatury:* Aa 38.143
Číslo záznamu: 69 [Č.záznamu: 000072193]
Lukeš, Zdeněk, 1954- Chobotnice by panorama Prahy nezkazila / Zdeněk Lukeš; Daniela Salačová In: Grand Biblio : časopis pro čtenářskou veřejnost - o knihách ze všech stran. -- ISSN 1802-3320. -- Roč. 4, č. 7/8 (2010), s. 16-17
Přístup též z www.grandbiblio.cz
Salačová, Daniela
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * architekti * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektonické projekty * moderní architektura
* Česko * rozhovory
Číslo záznamu: 70 [Č.záznamu: 000068661]
(jam) Chobotnice na Letné má více příznivců než odpůrců / (jam) In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- Roč. 18, č. 123 (20070528), s. [A/1]
* Národní knihovna České republiky * knihovní budovy * architektura * národní knihovny * ankety
Číslo záznamu: 71 [Č.záznamu: 000068662]
Mates, Jan Chobotnice se líbí spíš mužům / Jan Mates. -- il. In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- Roč. 18, č. 123 (20070528), s. A/5
* Národní knihovna České republiky * knihovní budovy * architektura * národní knihovny * ankety
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 06.02.2009) -- Přístup též z http://www.ikaros.cz/ejournal/1/150. -- Typ souboru: www
* knihovní budovy * stavby * architektura * Česko * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 73 [Č.záznamu: 000057247]
Kurka, Ladislav, 1933- Ideální knihovna / Ladislav Kurka, Martin Svoboda In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 77-87
* čtenáři * architektura * knihovní budovy * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 74 [Č.záznamu: 000063700]
IFLA library building guidelines : developments & reflections / ed. on behalf of IFLA by Karen Latimer and Hellen Niegaard. -- München : Saur, 2007. -- 266 s. : il. ISBN 978-3-598-11768-8
Obsahuje rejstřík
Latimer, Karen Niegaard, Hellen Mezinárodní federace knihovnických asociací a institucí
* Mezinárodní federace knihovnických asociací a institucí * knihovní budovy * architektura * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * knihovnické asociace * směrnice
Signatury:* Aa 37.086* Aa 37.548 D
Číslo záznamu: 75 [Č.záznamu: 000064983]
Škyříková, Alexandra Informace o semináři Knihovna a architektura 2007. [elektronický zdroj] / Alexandra Škyříková In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 11, č.11 (2007)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 10.11. 2007). -- Typ souboru: www
* Knihovna a architektura (2007 : Olomouc, Česko) * knihovní budovy * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * architektura a společnost * semináře * elektronické zdroje
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 12.06.2006). -- Typ souboru: www
* informační společnost * informační systémy * informační sítě * World Wide Web * počítačová architektura * informační architektura * grafický design * organizace informací * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 77 [Č.záznamu: 000073254]
Makulová, Soňa Informačná architektúra sieťových informačných zdrojov a médií [elektronický zdroj] / Soňa Makulová. -- Bratislava : ELET, 2010 ISBN 978-80-88812-21-0
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 28.01.2011) -- Obsahuje bibliografii. -- Typ souboru: Dokument (textová a obrazová data)
* internetové zdroje * WWW stránky * informační management * normy a standardy * informační architektura * www dokumenty * učební texty
Číslo záznamu: 78 [Č.záznamu: 000067290]
Vavříková, Lucie Informační architektura pro World Wide Web [elektronický zdroj] / Lucie Vavříková In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 11, č.6 (2007)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup z: http://www.ikaros.cz/
* WWW stránky * World Wide Web * WWW design * informační zdroje * informační architektura * recenze * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 79 [Č.záznamu: 000064882]
Hartmanová, Květa Informační zdroje přístupné v oborové bráně Umění a architektura (ART). [elektronický zdroj] / Květa Hartmanová In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 12, č.2 (2008)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 7.2. 2008). -- Typ souboru: www
* oborové brány
* informační brány * vyhledávací systémy * umění * architektura * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 80 [Č.záznamu: 000052704]
Information architecture : designing information environments for purpose / ed. by Alan Gilchrist and Barry Mahon. -- London : Facet, 2004. -- 266 s. -- (Managing information for the knowledge economy series / series ed.: Angela Abell) ISBN 1-85604-487-4
Batley, Sue Information architecture for information professionals / Sue Batley. -- Oxford : Chandos, 2007. -- 212 s. ISBN 978-1-84334-232-8
Obsahuje rejstřík
* informační věda * informační technologie * informační management * informační služby * informační chování * informační potřeby * WWW stránky * počítačová architektura * informační pracovníci * informační architektura * příručky
Signatury:* Iea 37.087
Číslo záznamu: 82 [Č.záznamu: 000072194]
Salačová, Daniela Iniciativy na podporu blobu / Daniela Salačová In: Grand Biblio : časopis pro čtenářskou veřejnost - o knihách ze všech stran. -- ISSN 1802-3320. -- Roč. 4, č. 7/8 (2010), s. 18-19
Přístup též z www.grandbiblio.cz
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektonické projekty * moderní architektura * reklama a propagace * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 83 [Č.záznamu: 000055514]
Šuldová, Zdenka Jak na to, aby vznikla ideální knihovna... [elektronický zdroj] / Zdenka Šuldová In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 7, č. 11(2003)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup z: http://www.ikaros.cz
* Univerzita Palackého. Knihovna * Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko) * knihovny * knihovní budovy * konference * Olomoucký kraj (Česko) * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 84 [Č.záznamu: 000067667]
Ředinová, Milena, 1948- Jak se staví knihovny s podporou Evropské unie / Milena Ředinová, Zdeněk A. Tichý In: Knihovna. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 17, č. 2 (2006), s. 17-32
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
Tichý, Zdeněk A., 1965-
* Evropská unie * Masarykova veřejná knihovna (Vsetín, Česko : 1991-) * Městská knihovna manželů Tomanových (Rožmitál pod Třemšínem, Česko) * Knihovna Kroměřížska (Kroměříž, Česko) * Krajská knihovna (Karlovy Vary, Česko) * Městská knihovna (Svitavy, Česko) * veřejné knihovny * krajské knihovny * městské knihovny * knihovní budovy * stavby * architektura * architektonické soutěže * stavební plány * rekonstrukce staveb * strukturální fondy
* Vsetín (Česko) * Rožmitál pod Třemšínem (Česko) * Kroměříž (Česko) * Karlovy Vary (Česko) * Svitavy (Česko) * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 85 [Č.záznamu: 000071414]
Bulaty, Milan, 1946- Je krásná? Ano, je! / Milan Bulaty In: Knihovna : knihovnická revue. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 20, č. 2 (2009), s. 14-17
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
* Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Universitätsbibliothek * univerzitní knihovny * univerzity * knihovní budovy * architektura * architektonické soutěže * Berlín (Německo)
Číslo záznamu: 86 [Č.záznamu: 000071603]
Šefců, Ondřej, 1958- Jezuitská univerzita v centru Prahy / Ondřej Šefců. -- 13 il. In: Sanquis. -- ISSN 1212-6535. -- Č. 72-73 (prosinec 2009), s. 58-65
Rubrika: Historie
* Klementinum (budova : Praha, Česko) * jezuitské koleje * barokní architektura * umělecká výzdoba * církevní stavby * Praha (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 87 [Č.záznamu: 000068726]
Mates, Jan Kaplický dostane přes sto milionů / Jan Mates. -- 1 il. In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- Roč. 18, č. 211 (20070910), s. A/2
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * Mezinárodní unie architektů * národní knihovny * architektonické soutěže * architektura * knihovní budovy
Číslo záznamu: 88 [Č.záznamu: 000068873]
Šťastný, Ondřej
Kdo tady útočí na demokracii? / Ondřej Šťastný In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- Roč. 18, č. 247 (20071023), s. A/8
Recenze na: Klaus, Václav. Architektův útok na demokracii / Václav Klaus // Mladá fronta Dnes. -- Roč. 18, č. 246 (20071022), s. A/12
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * národní knihovny * architektonické projekty * architektura a společnost * polemiky
Číslo záznamu: 89 [Č.záznamu: 000068654]
Reedová, Markéta Klaus je proti knihovně. Ale kde má argumenty? / Markéta Reedová. -- 1 il. In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- Roč. 18, č. 117 (20070521), s. A/10
* Klaus, Václav, 1941- * Národní knihovna České republiky * politici * architektura * knihovní budovy * národní knihovny * komentáře
Číslo záznamu: 90 [Č.záznamu: 000062272]
Oulíková, Petra, 1970- The Klementinum : a guide / Petra Oulíková. -- 1st ed.. -- Prague : National Library of the Czech Republic, 2006. -- 76 s. : il. (převážně barev.), portréty, plány, faksim. ISBN 80-7050-492-7
Přeloženo z češtiny. -- Obsahuje bibliografii a rejstřík
* Klementinum (budova : Praha, Česko) * jezuitské koleje * barokní architektura * umělecká výzdoba * církevní stavby * Praha (Česko) * průvodce
Signatury:* Za 36.554* Za 36.555
Číslo záznamu: 91 [Č.záznamu: 000061647]
Oulíková, Petra, 1970- Klementinum : průvodce / Petra Oulíková. -- 1. vyd.. -- Praha : Národní knihovna České republiky, 2006. -- 76 s. : il. (převážně barev.), portréty, plány, faksim. ISBN 80-7050-491-9 (brož.)
Hřbetní název: Klementinum - průvodce . -- Obsahuje bibliografii a rejstříky
* Klementinum (budova : Praha, Česko) * jezuitské koleje * barokní architektura * umělecká výzdoba * církevní stavby * Praha (Česko) * průvodce
Signatury:* Za 36.256* Za 36.257* Za 36.258* Za 8.114/B1* Za 8.114/B2
Číslo záznamu: 92 [Č.záznamu: 000061778]
Klementinum, Praha [grafika] = Klementinum, Prague = Klementinum, Prag / [foto Ivan Král]. -- Praha : Národní knihovna České republiky, 2006. -- 1 soubor fotografií (14 l. + přebal) barev. ; 17 x 22,5 cm ISBN 80-7050-489-7
Na rubu každé fotografie text v češtině, angličtině a němčině . -- Vydáno ve spolupráci s nakladatelstvím Král
Král, Ivan, 1955-
* Klementinum (budova : Praha, Česko) * jezuitské koleje * barokní architektura * umělecká výzdoba * církevní stavby * Praha (Česko) * soubory fotografií
* Národní knihovna České republiky * Klementinum (budova : Praha, Česko) * národní knihovny -- Česko * knihovní budovy -- Česko * dějiny knihoven * architektura * Praha (Česko) * astronomické věže
Číslo záznamu: 94 [Č.záznamu: 000070291]
Knihovna a architektura (2009 : Praha, Česko)
Knihovna a architektura : 6.-8. září 2009 : pracovní seminář. -- [Praha : Státní technická knihovna], 2009. -- [47] s. : il
Název z obálky. Obsahuje:Program semináře, anotace příspěvků, biografie přednášejících
* Knihovna a architektura (2009 : Praha, Česko) * knihovní budovy * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * vnitřní prostředí budov * osobnosti * Praha (Česko) * sborníky konferencí
Signatury:* Aa 8.951/B1* Aa 8.951/B2
Číslo záznamu: 95 [Č.záznamu: 000063815]
Knihovna a architektura (2007 : Olomouc, Česko) Knihovna a architektura : vnitřní prostředí knihoven : pracovní seminář : 2.-4. září 2007. -- [S.l. : s.n.], 2007. -- [50] l.
Částečný anglický text Nad názvem: Knihovna Univerzity Palackého v Olomouci pořádá ve spolupráci s Asociací knihoven vysokých škol ČR
Univerzita Palackého. Knihovna Asociace knihoven vysokých škol České republiky
* Knihovna a architektura (2007 : Olomouc, Česko) * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * knihovní budovy * vnitřní prostředí budov * interiéry * konference * Česko * semináře * sborníky konferencí
Knihovna a architektura (2007 : Olomouc, Česko) Knihovna a architektura [elektronický zdroj] = The Library and Architecture : vnitřní prostředí knihoven : pracovní seminář, 2.-4.září 2007 Olomouc / pořádá Knihovna Univerzity Palackého v Olomouci ve spolupráci s Asociací knihoven vysokých škol ČR. -- Olomouc : Univerzita Palackého, 2007-
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Častá aktualizace Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 20.11.2006). -- Typ souboru: Domovské stránky semináře (textová data)
Univerzita Palackého. Knihovna Asociace knihoven vysokých škol České republiky
* Knihovna a architektura (2007 : Olomouc, Česko)
* konference * knihovní budovy * interiéry * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * Česko * Olomouc (Česko) * semináře * www dokumenty
Číslo záznamu: 97 [Č.záznamu: 000056505]
Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko) Knihovna a architektura 2003 - knihovny bez bariér. -- Vyd. 1.. -- [Praha] : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- 87 s. : barev. il. + 1 CD ISBN 80-86504-11-5 (brož.)
Sborník příspěvků ze semináře, Olomouc 21.-23.9.2003 -- Název přílohy: Knihovna a architektura 2001 (CD-ROM). -- Obsahuje bibliografie a bibliografické odkazy Obsahujetéž: Knihovna a architektura 2001
* architektura * knihovní budovy * Česko * sborníky konferencí
Signatury:* Aa 35.138
Číslo záznamu: 98 [Č.záznamu: 000061145]
Knihovna a architektura 2005 : interiéry knihoven / [red.: Lenka Patoková, Dana Lošťáková, Martin Svoboda]. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2005. -- 74 s. : il. (barev.) ISBN 80-86504-15-8
Patoková, Lenka, 1976- Lošťáková, Dana Svoboda, Martin, 1943- Knihovna a architektura 2005. (2005 : Olomouc)
Knihovna a architektura (2007 : Olomouc, Česko) Knihovna a architektura 2007 : vnitřní prostředí. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2007. -- 98 s. : il ISBN 978-80-86504-18-6
* Knihovna a architektura (2007 : Olomouc, Česko)
* knihovní budovy * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * vnitřní prostředí budov * Olomouc (Česko) * sborníky konferencí
Signatury:* Aa 37.304
Číslo záznamu: 100 [Č.záznamu: 000072074]
Knihovna a architektura (2009 : Praha, Česko) Knihovna a architektura 2009 : jubilejní bilancování : vize a realita. -- Vyd. 1.. -- Praha : Národní technická knihovna ; Olomouc : Univerzita Palackého, 2009. -- 71 s. : barev. il. ISBN 978-80-86504-21-6 (Národní technická knihovna). -- ISBN 978-80-244-2385-2 (Univerzita palackého v Olomouci) ISSN 1803-635X
Částečně přeloženo z němčiny
Národní technická knihovna (Praha, Česko) Univerzita Palackého Asociace knihoven České republiky
* Knihovna a architektura (2009 : Praha, Česko) * knihovní budovy * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * vnitřní prostředí budov * sborníky konferencí
Signatury:* Aa 38.376* Aa 9.101/B1* Aa 9.101/B2
Číslo záznamu: 101 [Č.záznamu: 000070482]
Juráš, Jindřich Knihovna a architektura 2009 [elektronický zdroj] / Jindřich Juráš In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 13, č. 10 (2009)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 01.10.2009) -- Přístup též z http://www.ikaros.cz. -- Typ souboru: www
* Národní technická knihovna (Praha, Česko) * Knihovna a architektura (2009 : Praha, Česko) * architektura * knihovní budovy * národní knihovny * technické knihovny * Praha (Česko) * semináře * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 102 [Č.záznamu: 000055962]
Študentová, Hana, 1958-2010 Knihovna a architektura - knihovny bez bariér / Hana Študentová
In: Knihovní obzor. -- ISSN 1210-5791. -- Roč. 11, č. 4 (2003), s. 15-16
* Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko) * bezbariérový přístup * knihovní budovy
Číslo záznamu: 103 [Č.záznamu: 000054856]
Lošťáková, Dana Knihovna a architektura - knihovny bez bariér / Dana Lošťáková In: Knihovní obzor. -- ISSN 1210-5791. -- Roč. 11, č. 2 (2003), s. 36-37
* Univerzita Palackého. Knihovna * Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko) * knihovní budovy * konference * Česko * Olomoucký kraj (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 104 [Č.záznamu: 000070197]
Bedřich, Martin, 1982- Knihovna jako organon bádání : knihovna Warburgova institutu v Londýně / Martin Bedřich In: Souvislosti : revue pro literaturu a kulturu. -- ISSN 0862-6928. -- Roč. 19, č. 1 (2008), s. 151-155
Rubrika: Knihovny
* Warburg Institute * knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * vnitřní prostředí budov * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * Londýn (Anglie)
Číslo záznamu: 105 [Č.záznamu: 000067560]
Bulaty, Milan, 1946- Knihovna mezi estetikou a funkčností nejen na příkladě Univerzitní knihovny Humboldtovy univerzity v Berlíně / Milan Bulaty, z němčiny přeložila Marcela Všetičková In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 60, č. 11 (2008), s. 374-376
Přístup z http://ctenar.svkkl.cz
Všetičková, Marcela
* Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Universitätsbibliothek * univerzitní knihovny * vědecké knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * architektonické projekty * Berlín (Německo) * Německo
Číslo záznamu: 106 [Č.záznamu: 000057243]
Nivnická, Libuše, 1957- Knihovna pro město - vize a realita / Libuše Nivnická In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 60-64
Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* Knihovna Jiřího Mahena (Brno, Česko) * knihovní budovy * čtenáři * architektura * Česko * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 107 [Č.záznamu: 000066631]
Novák, Petr, 1978- Knihovna v současnosti a v budoucnosti na příkladu nové stavby centrální knihovny Humboldtovy univerzity v Berlíně [elektronický zdroj] / Petr Novák In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 12, č.6 (2008)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup z: http://www.ikaros.cz/
* Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. Universitätsbibliothek * univerzitní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * dějiny knihoven * Německo * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 108 [Č.záznamu: 000057245]
Svobodová, Eva, 1959- Knihovnicko-informační centrum U Přívozu - budoucnost pro Studijní a vědeckou knihovnu v Hradci Králové / Eva Svobodová In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 70-72
Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* Studijní a vědecká knihovna (Hradec Králové, Česko) * knihovní budovy * čtenáři * architektura * Česko * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 109
[Č.záznamu: 000057246]
Brychta, Roman Knihovnicko-informační centrum U Přívozu - Hradec Králové / Roman Brychta In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 73-75
Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* Studijní a vědecká knihovna (Hradec Králové, Česko) * knihovní budovy * čtenáři * architektura * Česko * referáty
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup z: http://www.ikaros.cz/
* Národní knihovna České republiky * Klementinum (budova : Praha, Česko) * Knihovnický happening 2006 (22.9.2006 : Praha) * národní knihovny * knihovny * knihovníci * knihovní budovy * programy a projekty * architektura * kulturní akce * Praha (Česko) * základní kameny * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 111 [Č.záznamu: 000064231]
Kurka, Ladislav, 1933- Knihovny a architektura / Ladislav Kurka In: Bulletin SKIP. -- ISSN 1210-0927. -- Roč. 16, č. 3(2007), s. 6-7
Přístup též z: http://skip.nkp.cz/Bulletin/Bulletin.htm
* Knihovna a architektura (2007 : Olomouc, Česko) * knihovní budovy * architektura a společnost * nízkoenergetické domy * konference
Číslo záznamu: 112 [Č.záznamu: 000055906]
Vohlídalová, Věra, 1942- Knihovny a architektura [elektronický zdroj] / Věra Vohlídalová In: Knihovnický zpravodaj Vysočina. -- ISSN 1213-8231. -- Roč. 3, č. 3(2003)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web http://www.knihzdar.cz/kzv/ Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura
Číslo záznamu: 113 [Č.záznamu: 000062756]
Knihovny a studijní centra [elektronický zdroj] / Brian Edwards a Biddy Fisher. -- Dokument (textová a obrazová data). -- Havlíčkův Brod : Krajská knihovna Vysočiny, 2006. -- 1 elektronický optický disk (CD-ROM) : barev.
Požadavky na systém: neuvedeny Název z titulní obrazovky -- Překlad publikace: Libraries and learning resource centres. Oxford, 2002
Edwards, Brian, 1944- Fisher, Biddy
* knihovní budovy * architektura * CD-ROM
Signatury:* Aa 380/CD-ROM
Číslo záznamu: 114 [Č.záznamu: 000055179]
Hlinka, Jiří Knihovny nejsou jen půjčovnou knih : O vztahu knihovnictví a architektury jednali v Olomouci specialisté různých oborů / Jiří Hlinka. -- il. In: Hospodářské noviny. -- [Praha]. -- ISSN 0862-9587. -- Roč. 47, č. 187 (2003), s. 11
Rubrika: Kultura
Resumé: S tímto citátem nizozemského architekta Rema Kolhaase se ztotožnili účastníci konference Knihovna a architektura
* Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko) * konference * veřejné knihovny * architektura * Olomouc (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 115 [Č.záznamu: 000058101]
Lošťáková, Dana Konference v Bolzanu / Danuše Lošťáková In: Krok. -- ISSN 1214-6420. -- Roč. 1, č. 2(2004), s. 39-41
Přístup též z: www.vkol.cz/KROK
* Ligue des bibliotheques européennes de recherche * konference * architektura * knihovní budovy * Bolzano (Itálie)
Číslo záznamu: 116 [Č.záznamu: 000073622]
Ciprová, Zdena Krásný dům pro krásnou literaturu, aneb, Dlouhá cesty [sic] knihovny Ruská k Domu čtení / Zdena Ciprová In: Bulletin SKIP. -- ISSN 1210-0927. -- Roč. 20, č. 1 (2011), s. 23-25
Přístup též z http://skip.nkp.cz/Bulletin/Bulletin.htm
* Městská knihovna (Praha, Česko). Dům čtení * městské knihovny * pobočky knihoven * knihovní budovy * rekonstrukce staveb * architektura * architektonické projekty * interiéry * vybavení interiérů * Praha (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 117 [Č.záznamu: 000057241]
Presová, Silvie Kritické připomínky studentů k nové knihovně / Silvie Presová, Petr Škyřík In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 52-54
Škyřík, Petr Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* Masarykova univerzita. Ústřední knihovna Filozofické fakulty * architektura * knihovní budovy * čtenáři * Česko * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 118 [Č.záznamu: 000067546]
Serageldin, Ismail, 1944- A landmark building : reflections on the architecture of the Bibliotheca Alexandrina / Ismail Serageldin. -- [Alexandria, Egypt] .: Biblioteca Alexandrina, 2006. -- 61 s. : il.(barev.), plány ISBN 977-6163-50-7 (chyb.)
* Aliksandríná (knihovna) * historické knihovny * vědecké knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * design * výstavba * Alexandrie (Egypt)
Signatury:* Ti 37.766
Číslo záznamu: 119 [Č.záznamu: 000058291]
Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preussischer Kulturbesitz Lese-Landschaft : die Staatsbibliothek von Hans Scharoun : 9. Juli 1964 - 1. Preis im Architektur-Wettbewerb : eine Ausstellung der Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preussischer Kulturbesitz, 9.Juli bis 4. September 2004. -- Berlin: Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preussischer Kulturbesitz, [2004]. -- 21 s.(na volných listech) : il. -- (Ausstellungskataloge ; Neue Folge 49)
Obálkový název
* Scharoun, Hans Bernhard, 1893-1972 * Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preussischer Kulturbesitz * národní knihovny -- Německo * knihovní budovy -- Německo * výstavy * architektura * Německo
Signatury:* Taa 35.520* Taa 7.806/B
Číslo záznamu: 120 [Č.záznamu: 000065052]
Lushington, Nolan Libraries designed for kids / Nolan Lushington. -- London : Facet, 2008. -- ix, 173 s. : il. ISBN 978-1-85604-657-2
Obsahuje rejstřík
* knihovny pro děti * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * plánování * design * práce s dětským čtenářem * architektura * příručky
Signatury:* Teh 38.194
Číslo záznamu: 121 [Č.záznamu: 000071213]
Romero, Santi Library architecture : recommendations for a comprehensive research project / Santi Romero. -- Barcelona : Collegi d'Arquitectes de Catalunya, 2008. -- 365 s. : il., pl.
ISBN 978-84-96842-28-1
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii
* knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * interiéry * zařízení a vybavení knihoven
Signatury:* Aa 38.252
Číslo záznamu: 122 [Č.záznamu: 000062191]
The library as place : history, community, and culture / ed. by John E. Buschman and Gloria J.Leckie ; foreword by Wayne A.Wiegand and John Carlo Bertot. -- Westport : Libraries Unlimited, 2006. -- 260 s. : il. ISBN 1-59158-382-9
Obsahuje rejstřík
Buschman, John E. Leckie, Gloria J. Wiegand, Wayne A. Bertot, John Carlo
* knihovny * společenská angažovanost * společnost * architektura * dějiny knihoven * sborníky
Signatury:* Kea 36.606
Číslo záznamu: 123 [Č.záznamu: 000059601]
Library as place : rethinking roles, rethinking space. -- Washington : Council on Library and Information Resources, 2005. -- 81 s.. -- (CLIR Publication ; no. 129) ISBN 1-932326-13-8
* knihovny * funkce knihoven * prostor (architektura) * vysokoškolské knihovny * sborníky
Signatury:* Kea 35.874
Číslo záznamu: 124 [Č.záznamu: 000064127]
Waikato Institute of Technology (Wintec) Hamilton, Nový Zéland Library Calendar 2006/2007 : [Wintec library] / ed. by Ales Vanek. -- Hamilton : Wintec, 2006. -- [30] s. : fot.
Souběžný název: Wintec library, Hamilton (Nový Zéland) Obálkový název
Vaněk, Aleš, 1971-
* Wintec Library Hamilton, Nový Zéland * vysokoškolské knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * interiéry * Nový Zéland * kalendáře
Signatury:* Tb 8.538/B
Číslo záznamu: 125 [Č.záznamu: 000063029]
Library living : Wiel Arets / ed.: Marijke Beek ; texts: Marijke Beek, Eva DeCarlo. -- München : Prestel, 2005. -- 453 s. ISBN 3-7913-3455-7
Beek, Marijke, 1952- DeCarlo, Eva Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht. Bibliotheek
Knížák, Milan, 1940- Lidé, kteří nadávají doma, mi nic neříkají / Milan Knížák; Daniela Salačová In: Grand Biblio : časopis pro čtenářskou veřejnost - o knihách ze všech stran. -- ISSN 1802-3320. -- Roč. 4, č. 7/8 (2010), s. 20-21
Přístup též z www.grandbiblio.cz
Salačová, Daniela
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektonické projekty * moderní architektura
* Česko * rozhovory
Číslo záznamu: 127 [Č.záznamu: 000064033]
McCarthy, Richard C. Managing your library construction project : a step-by-step guide / Richard C.McCarthy. -- Chicago : American Library Association, 2007. -- ix, 172 s. : grafy ISBN 978-0-8389-0931-7
Obsahuje rejstřík
* zakládání knihoven * knihovní budovy * architektura * architektonický design * Spojené státy americké * příručky
Signatury:* Aa 37.083
Číslo záznamu: 128 [Č.záznamu: 000061254]
Městská knihovna Most : 20 let v nové budově : vydáno ke Dni české státnosti 28. září 2005. -- Most : Městská knihovna, 2005. -- 24 s. : il. (barev.)
* Městská knihovna (Most, Česko) * veřejné knihovny * městské knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * Most (Česko) * Česko * informační publikace
Signatury:* Tee 8.033/B1* Tee 8.033/B2 D
Číslo záznamu: 129 [Č.záznamu: 000072190]
Jiřičná, Eva, 1939- Mezi dobrými skutky / Eva Jiřičná; Jaroslav Císař In: Grand Biblio : časopis pro čtenářskou veřejnost - o knihách ze všech stran. -- ISSN 1802-3320. -- Roč. 4, č. 7/8 (2010), s. 8-9
Přístup též z www.grandbiblio.cz
Císař, Jaroslav, 1955-
* Jiřičná, Eva, 1939- * Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * architektky * architekti * národní knihovny
* knihovní budovy * architektonické projekty * moderní architektura * Česko * rozhovory
Číslo záznamu: 130 [Č.záznamu: 000071732]
Missing links : reinventing the local library : an art project by Kerstin Bergendal : in cooperation with Bente Buchhave ... [et al.] / produced by Kerstin Bergendal in cooperation with the Copenhagen Libraries. -- [Copenhagen] : Copenhagen Libraries, 2008. -- 121 s. : il.(barev.), plány ISBN 978-87-992610-1-7
The most beautiful libraries in the world / photographs by Guillaume de Laubier ; text by Jacques Bosser ; foreword by James H.Billington ; translated from the french by Laurel Hirsch. -- New York : Abrams, 2003. -- 247 s. : il. ISBN 0-8109-4634-3
De Laubier, Guillaume Bosser, Jacques Billington, James H.I Hirsch, Laurel
* knihovny * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * interiéry * architektura * obrazové publikace
Signatury:* Aaaa 37.150
Číslo záznamu: 132 [Č.záznamu: 000070537]
Biblioteca Nacional (Španělsko)
Museo de la Biblioteca Nacional / [elektronický zdroj] Biblioteca Nacional. -- Textová data. -- [Madrid : Biblioteca Nacional, 2008]. -- 1 DVD-video (15 min.) : zvuk., barev.
Název z titulní obrazovky
Biblioteca Nacional (Španělsko)
* národní knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * videozáznamy * DVD
Signatury:* Taa 445/DVD
Číslo záznamu: 133 [Č.záznamu: 000071513]
Macháčková, Lucie Na návštěvě v dánských a švédských knihovnách / Lucie Macháčková In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 62, č. 3 (2010), s. 108-109
Přístup z http://ctenar.svkkl.cz
* Kongelige Bibliotek (Dánsko) * Kulturstationen Vanlose - Biblioteket (Kodaň, Dánsko) * Hovedbiblioteket (Kodaň, Dánsko) * Malmö stadsbibliotek * Lomma bibliotek * Stadsbiblioteket Lund. Veberöds bibliotek * Middelfart Bibliotek * Kolding Bibliotek * Svaz knihovníků a informačních pracovníků České republiky * veřejné knihovny * národní knihovny * městské knihovny * knihovní budovy * stavby * interiéry * prostor (architektura) * svazy knihovníků * exkurze * Kodaň (Dánsko) * Malmö (Švédsko) * Lomma (Švédsko) * Lund (Švédsko) * Middelfart (Dánsko) * Kolding (Dánsko) * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 134 [Č.záznamu: 000066815]
Nacyjanal'naja biblijateka Belarusi : =Nacional'naja biblioteka Belarusi = National Library of Belarus / red. N.I.Semaškevič. -- Minsk : Mastackaja literatura, 2006. -- [30?] s. : il.(barev.) ISBN 985-02-0890-2
Souběžný text v jazyce ruském a anglickém
Semaškevič, N.I.
* Nacyjanal'naja biblijateka Belarusi * národní knihovny
* knihovnické služby * knihovní budovy * interiéry * architektura * Minsk (Bělorusko) * informační publikace
Signatury:* Taa 8.724/B
Číslo záznamu: 135 [Č.záznamu: 000064502]
Spurná, Alena, 1958- Národnímu domu v Prostějově se vrací glanc / Alena Spurná In: Krok. -- ISSN 1214-6420. -- Roč. 4, č. 1 (2007), s. 47-49
Přístup též z: www.vkol.cz/KROK
* Národní dům (Prostějov, Česko) * architektonické památky * secesní architektura * restaurování památek * rekonstrukce staveb
Číslo záznamu: 136 [Č.záznamu: 000067709]
Dar al-Kutubwa-al-Watha´iq al-Qawmiyah (Egypt) The National Library of Egypt. -- [Cairo : National Library of Egypt, 2008?]. -- [48] s. : il., plány
Souběžný název: Dar al-Kotub at Bab El Khalq
* Dar al-Kutub al-Qawmiyah (Egypt) * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * interiéry * Káhira (Egypt) * informační publikace
Signatury:* Taa 8.798/B
Číslo záznamu: 137 [Č.záznamu: 000072195]
Brožek, Aleš, 1952- Názory a komentáře : čekání na jednoznačné rozhodnutí / Aleš Brožek In: Grand Biblio : časopis pro čtenářskou veřejnost - o knihách ze všech stran. -- ISSN 1802-3320. -- Roč. 4, č. 7/8 (2010), s. 19
Přístup též z www.grandbiblio.cz
* Národní knihovna České republiky * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektonické projekty * moderní architektura
Kaplický Fuchsová, Eliška, 1978- Neměli bychom uhýbat / Eliška Kaplický-Fuchsová; Jaroslav Císař In: Grand Biblio : časopis pro čtenářskou veřejnost - o knihách ze všech stran. -- ISSN 1802-3320. -- Roč. 4, č. 7/8 (2010), s. 14-15
Přístup též z www.grandbiblio.cz
Císař, Jaroslav, 1955-
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * architekti * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektonické projekty * moderní architektura * Česko * rozhovory
Číslo záznamu: 139 [Č.záznamu: 000057456]
Vitvar, Jan H. Nenasytné krabice Nizozemců : Pražská Galerie Jaroslava Fragnera představí tvorbu architektů ze studia MVRDV / Jan H. Vitvar In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- Praha. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- (20030331)
Brychta, Roman, 1967- Není prestižnější zadání, než je knihovna / Roman Brychta, Petr Lešek, Zdeněk A. Tichý In: Knihovna. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 17, č. 2 (2006), s. 33-40
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
Lešek, Petr, 1973- Tichý, Zdeněk A., 1965-
* Národní technická knihovna (Praha, Česko) * Projektil Architekti (sdružení) * národní knihovny
* technické knihovny * knihovní budovy * stavby * architektura * architektonické soutěže * architekti * umělecké ateliéry * programy a projekty * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 141 [Č.záznamu: 000053154]
Neue Hauptbücherei am Gürtel. -- Wien : N.J.Schmid Verlagsges, 2003. -- 64 s. : il.. -- (Perspektiven, ISSN 0004-7805 ; Heft 1/2003)
Obálkový název
Hauptbücherei Wien
* Hauptbücherei Wien * architektura * interiéry * knihovny * knihovní budovy * Vídeň (Rakousko) * informační publikace
Signatury:* Teb 7.200/B
Číslo záznamu: 142 [Č.záznamu: 000056523]
Deutsche Bücherei (Německo) Ein neues Haus der Bücher : [Architekturwettbewerb zum 4. Erweiterungsbau der Deutschen Bücherei Leipzig] / Herausgegeber: Die Deutsche Bibliothek. -- Berlin : Jovis, 2004. -- 96 s. : il., plány ISBN 3-936314-09-8
Deutsche Bibliothek (Frankfurt nad Mohanem, Německo)
* Deutsche Bücherei (Německo) * národní knihovny -- Německo * architektura * knihovní budovy
Signatury:* Taa 36.057
Číslo záznamu: 143 [Č.záznamu: 000063845]
Mattern, Shannon Christine The new downtown library : designing with communities / by Shannon Christine Mattern. -- Minneapolis : Univ. of Minnesota Press, 2007. -- xiv, 179 s. ISBN 978-0-8166-4896-2
Obsahuje rejstřík
* knihovní budovy * architektura * interiéry * design * veřejné knihovny * metropolitní oblasti * Spojené státy americké
Signatury:* Aa 37.118
Číslo záznamu: 144 [Č.záznamu: 000058870]
Juřen, Vladimír Neznámý výtisk Vitruvia s poznámkami a kresbami Antonia da Sangallo il Giovane / Vladimír Juřen In: Bibliotheca strahoviensis. -- Praha : Královská kanonie premonstrátů na Strahově, 2004. -- ISSN 1213-6514. -- 6-7, s. 157-168
Text s franc. resumé
* Sangallo, Antonio da, 1484-1546 * Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus, 1. stol. př. Kr. * Strahovský klášter. Knihovna * vzácné knihy * církevní knihovny * knihověda * dějiny * klášterní knihovny * architektura * vzácné tisky * Česko * Praha (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 145 [Č.záznamu: 000056239]
La nouvelle bibliotheque d'Alexandrie / Fabrice Pataut, directeur d'ouvrage. -- Paris : Buchet-Chastel, 2003. -- 239 s. : il. ISBN 2-283-01901-X
Pataut, Fabrice
* Bibliotheca Alexandrina (Alexandrie, Egypt) * národní knihovny -- Egypt * architektura -- Egypt * historické knihovny -- Egypt * Alexandrie (Egypt) * sborníky
Signatury:* Taa 35.206
Číslo záznamu: 146 [Č.záznamu: 000057244]
Prochásková, Iva
Nová budova Univerzitní knihovny Univerzity Pardubice aneb jak to vidí knihovník po šesti letech provozu / Iva Prochásková In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 65-69
Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* Univerzita Pardubice. Univerzitní knihovna * architektura * knihovní budovy * čtenáři * Česko * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 147 [Č.záznamu: 000067669]
Nová knihovna pro Vysočinu / (red) In: Knihovna. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 17, č. 2 (2006), s. 41-47
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
(red)
* Krajská knihovna Vysočiny (Havlíčkův Brod, Česko) * krajské knihovny * knihovní budovy * stavby * architektura * architektonické soutěže * dějiny knihoven * Havlíčkův Brod (Česko) * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 148 [Č.záznamu: 000070985]
Klásek, Vladimír, 1967- Nová Národní technická knihovna v Praze - první kroky, první dojmy... / Vladimír Klásek In: Krok : knihovnická revue Olomouckého kraje. -- ISSN 1214-6420. -- Roč. 6, č. 4 (2009), s. 21-23
Přístup též z http://www.vkol.cz/ -- Vydává Vědecká knihovna v Olomouci.
* Národní technická knihovna (Praha, Česko) * národní knihovny * technické knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * interiéry * Praha (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 149 [Č.záznamu: 000071413]
Leitner, Gerald, 1958- Nové budovy rakouských knihoven / Gerald Leitner, Heike Merschitzka, Helmut Windinger; překlad Jindřich Pilař In: Knihovna : knihovnická revue. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 20, č. 2 (2009), s. 4-13
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
Merschitzka, Heike, 1967- Windinger, Helmut Pilař, Jindřich
* Büchereien Wien * Stadtbibliothek Linz * Stadtbibliothek Salzburg * veřejné knihovny * městské knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * knihovnické služby * Rakousko * Vídeň (Rakousko) * Linec (Rakousko) * Salcburk (Rakousko)
Číslo záznamu: 150 [Č.záznamu: 000057239]
Vohlídalová, Věra, 1942- Nové české knihovny očima nezávislé knihovnice / Věra Vohlídalová In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 38-45
Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* knihovní budovy * architektura * Česko * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 151 [Č.záznamu: 000068135]
Truchlá, Klára Nové knihovny v Záhřebu [elektronický zdroj] / Klára Truchlá In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 13, č. 3 (2009)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 01.03.2009) -- Přístup též z http://www.ikaros.cz/ejournal/1/archive. -- Typ souboru: www
* Nacionalna i sveučilišna knjižnica (Záhřeb, Chorvatsko) * Sveučilište u Zagrebu. Filozofski fakultet. Knjižnica * Hrvatska akademija znanosti i umjetnosti. Knjižnica * národní knihovny * univerzitní knihovny * vysokoškolské knihovny * akademické knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * Chorvatsko * Záhřeb (Chorvatsko) * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 152 [Č.záznamu: 000065072]
Ehrlichová, Klára O knihovnu jde až na prvním místě. [elektronický zdroj] / Klára Ehrlichová In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 11, č.11 (2007)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 10.11. 2007). -- Typ souboru: www
* Národní knihovna České republiky * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura a společnost * architektonické soutěže * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 153 [Č.záznamu: 000069547]
Oborová brána Umění a architektura (ART) / (VR) In: Grand Biblio. -- ISSN 1802-3320. -- Roč. 3, č. 6 (2009), s. 6
Oborová brána Umění a architektura (ART) je přístupná z http://art.jib.cz
(VR)
* oborové brány * portály (WWW) * internet * elektronické zdroje * informační zdroje * umění * architektura * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 154 [Č.záznamu: 000067787]
Hartmanová, Květa Oborová brána Umění a architektura (ART) – http://art.jib.cz / Květa Hartmanová In: Knihovna. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 18, č. 2 (2007), s. 33-40
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
* oborové brány * umění * architektura * virtuální knihovny * odborné knihovny * muzea umění * galerie * uměleckoprůmyslová muzea * vyhledávací systémy * vyhledávání informací * elektronické zdroje * informační zdroje * portály (WWW) * programy a projekty * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 155 [Č.záznamu: 000073682]
Obraz chrama knigi : važnejšije aspekty projektirovanija, stroitel'stva i rekonstrukcii bibliotek / [sostavitel' L. N. Nagajeva]. -- Moskva : Paškov dom, 2011. -- 108, [3] s. : barev. il. ISBN 978-5-7510-0502-3
Publikace obsahuje evropské standardy výstavby knihovních budov. -- Vydavatel: Rossiskaja gasudarstvennaja biblioteka
Nagajeva, L. N. Rossijskaja gosudarstvennaja biblioteka
* veřejné knihovny * knihovní budovy * rekonstrukce staveb * programy a projekty * technické normy a standardy * sborníky
Signatury:* Aac 9.204/B
Číslo záznamu: 156 [Č.záznamu: 000053180]
[Od knižnice k mediatéke] = From library to mediatheque. -- Bratislava : Spolok architektov Slovenska, 2003. -- [80] s. : barev. il.. -- (Projekt : revue slovenskej architektúry, ISSN 1335-2180 ; č. 1/2003)
Název z obsahu -- Vyšlo v č. 1/2003 časopisu Projekt: revue slovenskej architektúry -- http://www.archinet.sk/
* Studijní a vědecká knihovna (Hradec Králové, Česko) * Univerzitná knižnica v Bratislave * Centrum vedecko-technických informácií SR * vědecké knihovny * knihovní budovy -- 21. stol. * architektura -- 21. stol. * architektonické projekty -- 21. stol. * mediatéky * univerzitní knihovny * vysokoškolské knihovny * Evropa * Slovensko * Česko
Signatury:* Aa 34.668
Číslo záznamu: 157 [Č.záznamu: 000072199]
Salačová, Daniela Oko nad zavrženým projektem / Daniela Salačová; Olga Špátová In: Grand Biblio : časopis pro čtenářskou veřejnost - o knihách ze všech stran. -- ISSN 1802-3320. -- Roč. 4, č. 7/8 (2010), s. 22-23
Přístup též z www.grandbiblio.cz
Špátová, Olga, 1984-
* Špátová, Olga, 1984- * Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * Oko nad Prahou (film). * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektonické projekty * moderní architektura * dokumentární film * Česko * rozhovory
Číslo záznamu: 158 [Č.záznamu: 000062033]
Chowdhury, G. G. (Gobinda G.) Organizing information : from the shelf to the web / G.G.Chowdhury and Sudatta Chowdhury. -- London : Facet, 2007. -- 230 s. ISBN 978-1-85604-578-0
. -- Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy a rejstřík
Chowdhury, Sudatta
* informační věda * informační management * dostupnost informací * katalogizace * bibliografické formáty * MARC 21 formát * klasifikace (knihovnictví) * předmětová hesla * internetové zdroje * metadata * ontologie (filozofie) * sémantický web * informační architektura * příručky
Signatury:* Ie 36.874
Číslo záznamu: 159 [Č.záznamu: 000067666]
Tichý, Zdeněk A., 1965- Ostrava čeká na černou krychli / Zdeněk A. Tichý In: Knihovna. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 17, č. 2 (2006), s. 7-15
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
* Moravskoslezská vědecká knihovna (Ostrava, Česko) * vědecké knihovny * knihovní budovy * stavby * architektura * architektonické soutěže * stavební plány
* Ostrava (Česko) * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 160 [Č.záznamu: 000067682]
Przyszychowska, Marta Pałac Rzeczypospolitej w Warszawie - perla architektury / Marta Przyszychowska. -- Warszawa : Biblioteka Narodowa, 2007. -- 20 s. : il. (převážně barev.) ISBN 978-83-7009-527-7
* Biblioteka Narodowa (Polsko) * Pałac Krasińskich (Varšava, Polsko) * Biblioteka Wilanowska * národní knihovny * historické knihovní fondy * knihovní budovy * paláce * barokní architektura * interiéry * Varšava (Polsko) * informační publikace
Signatury:* Aa 8.791/B
Číslo záznamu: 161 [Č.záznamu: 000067683]
Przyszychowska, Marta Palace of the Commonwealth in Warsaw - a gem of architecture / Marta Przyszychowska. -- Warsaw : The National Library, 2008. -- 20 s. : il. (převážně barev.) ISBN 978-83-7009-535-2
* Biblioteka Narodowa (Polsko) * Pałac Krasińskich (Varšava, Polsko) * Biblioteka Wilanowska * národní knihovny * historické knihovní fondy * knihovní budovy * paláce * barokní architektura * interiéry * Varšava (Polsko) * informační publikace
Signatury:* Aa 8.792/B
Číslo záznamu: 162 [Č.záznamu: 000070885]
Mika, Jiří, 1954- Pátý seminář Knihovna a architektura hostila Praha / Jiří Mika In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 61, č. 11 (2009), s. 403-406
Přístup z http://ctenar.svkkl.cz
* Knihovna a architektura (2009 : Praha, Česko) * architektura * knihovní budovy * národní knihovny * technické knihovny * Praha (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 163 [Č.záznamu: 000062736]
Dewe, Michael Planning public library buildings : concepts and issues for the librarian / Michal Dewe. -- Aldershot : Ashgate, 2006. -- xii, 354 s. ISBN 0-7546-3388-8
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii a rejstřík
* knihovní budovy * veřejné knihovny * architektura * design * plánování * Velká Británie * příručky
Signatury:* Aa 36.698
Číslo záznamu: 164 [Č.záznamu: 000066409]
Nagyová, Viera Postrehy z medzinárodného seminára Knižnice XXI. storočia – architektúra a vybavenie [elektronický zdroj] / Viera Nagyová In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 10, č.11 (2006)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup z: http://www.ikaros.cz/
* Štátna vedecká knižnica v Košiciach * knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * konference * dějiny knihoven * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 165 [Č.záznamu: 000068811]
Janouch, František, 1931- Praha bez knihovny nebude světová / František Janouch. -- 1 il. In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- Roč. 18, č. 243 (20071018), s. A/10
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * architektura
* národní knihovny * architektonické projekty * komentáře
Číslo záznamu: 166 [Č.záznamu: 000057629]
Jelínková, Táňa Pražský student připomíná hrdinskou obranu metropole / Táňa Jelínková In: Kladenský deník. -- ISSN 1212-5814. -- (20030829)
* Max, Josef sochař * Národní knihovna České republiky * Klementinum (budova : Praha, Česko) * národní knihovny -- Česko * knihovní budovy -- Česko * dějiny knihoven * architektura * dějiny -- Česko * sochy -- Česko * Praha (Česko) * Révové nádvoří Klementina
Číslo záznamu: 167 [Č.záznamu: 000066174]
Procházka, Jiří, 1951- Problematika historických a vzácných knižních fondů Čech, Moravy a Slezska 2005 / Jiří Procházka In: Duha. -- ISSN 0862-1985. -- Roč. 20, č. 3 (2006), s. 26-27
Recenze na: Problematika historických a vzácných knižních fondů Čech, Moravy a Slezska 2005 : architektura knihy (forma, obsah a jejich tvar) : sborník z 14. odborné konference, Olomouc, 22.-23. listopadu 2005 / [k vydání připravil Rostislav Krušinský]. -- Brno : Sdružení knihoven České republiky, Vědecká knihovna v Olomouci, 2006
* Problematika historických a vzácných knižních fondů Čech, Moravy a Slezska (14. : 2005 : Olomouc, Česko) * konference * historické knihovní fondy * vzácné knihovní fondy * recenze
Číslo záznamu: 168 [Č.záznamu: 000070972]
Alešin, Leonid Il'jič Projektirovanije zdanij bibliotek : učebno-praktičeskoje posobije / L.I.Alešin. -- Moskva : Libereja-Bibinform, 2008. -- 239 s. : il. -- (Bibliotekar' i vremja. XXI vek ; vyp. 81) ISBN 5-85129-175-3
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii
* knihovní budovy * projektový management * architektura * interiéry
* design * Rusko * příručky
Signatury:* Aab 38.213* Aab 9.032/B D
Číslo záznamu: 169 [Č.záznamu: 000070043]
Kvítek, Martin, 1950- Proměny Domu zemědělské osvěty v čase / Martin Kvítek In: Knihovna : knihovnická revue. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 19, č. 1 (2008), s. 7-23
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
* Dům zemědělské osvěty * Ústav zemědělské ekonomiky a informací. Zemědělská a potravinářská knihovna * knihovní budovy * architektura * odborné knihovny * zemědělské vědy * zemědělství * dějiny knihoven * knihovní fondy * knihovníci * knihovnické služby * informační služby * elektronické služby * informační zdroje * elektronické zdroje
* databáze * výstavy * výročí * Praha (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 170 [Č.záznamu: 000067262]
Rylich, Jan Představení nové budovy Národní knihovny [elektronický zdroj] / Jan Rylich In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 11, č.4 (2007)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup z: http://www.ikaros.cz/
* Národní knihovna (Praha, Česko) * knihovní budovy * národní knihovny * architektonické soutěže * architektura * reportáže * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 171 [Č.záznamu: 000069648]
Málková, Lenka, 1956-
Představuje se Studijní a vědecká knihovna : služby čtenářům a uživatelům v nové knihovně nově a jinak / Lenka Málková In: U nás : knihovnicko-informační zpravodaj Královéhradeckého kraje. -- ISSN 0862-9366. -- Roč. 18, č. 3-4 (2008), s. 6-7
Přístup též z http://unas.svkhk.cz
* Studijní a vědecká knihovna (Hradec Králové, Česko) * vědecké knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * stavby * interiéry * knihovnické služby * Hradec Králové (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 172 [Č.záznamu: 000069647]
Svobodová, Eva, 1959- Představuje se Studijní a vědecká knihovna : když se staví dům pro knihovnu / Eva Svobodová In: U nás : knihovnicko-informační zpravodaj Královéhradeckého kraje. -- ISSN 0862-9366. -- Roč. 18, č. 3-4 (2008), s. 4-5
Přístup též z http://unas.svkhk.cz
* Studijní a vědecká knihovna (Hradec Králové, Česko) * vědecké knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * stavby * Hradec Králové (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 173 [Č.záznamu: 000059756]
Kvapil, Miloš, 1947- Přemítání o standardech aneb Jak se stát přitažlivým / Miloš Kvapil In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 57, č. 6 (2005), s. 202-203
* normy a standardy * financování knihoven * knihovnictví * knihovní budovy * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 174 [Č.záznamu: 000071660]
Benda, Jan Příběh architektury digitálního věku [elektronický zdroj] / Jan Benda In: Knihovna plus [online]. -- ISSN 1801-5948. -- [Roč. 6], č. 1 (2010)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 08.04.2010) -- Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/. -- Typ souboru: www
* moderní architektura * Česko * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 175 [Č.záznamu: 000073154]
Brožová, Michaela, 1955- Příjemné prostředí a pohodlí knihoven - cíl nebo prostředek? / Michaela Brožová, Ivo Hanel In: Knihovny současnosti 2010 : sborník z 18. konference, konané ve dnech 14.-16. září 2010 v Seči u Chrudimi. -- Ostrava : Sdružení knihoven ČR, 2010. -- ISBN 978-80-86249-59-9. -- s. 219-236
Hanel, Ivo Příspěvek na: Knihovny současnosti 2010 (Seč, Chrudim, Česko)
* knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * interiéry * vnitřní prostředí budov * biomedicína * psychologické aspekty * sociální aspekty
Číslo záznamu: 176 [Č.záznamu: 000066792]
Reaching out : innovation in canadian libraries / ed. by Yvon-André Lacroix ; Library and Archives Canada. -- Québec : Les Presses de l'Université Laval, 2008. -- 125 s. : il. ISBN 978-2-7637-8724-4
Lacroix, Yvon-André Library and Archives Canada
* knihovny * knihovnické služby * práce se čtenářem * digitální knihovny * architektura * management inovací * Kanada
Signatury:* Kfe 37.671
Číslo záznamu: 177 [Č.záznamu: 000063033]
The renaissance of the library - adaptable library buildings : documentation of new library buildings in Europe / Ligue des bibliotheques européennes de recherche ; ed. by Elmar Mittler. -- Göttingen : Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek, 2004. -- 367 s. : il. -- (Göttinger Bibliotheksschriften, ISSN 0943-951X ; 25) ISBN 3-930457-39-3
Nad názvem: Ligue des bibliotheques européennes de recherche, Architecture group seminar, Bozen/Bolzano, March 17-March 19, 2004 with a pre-seminar tour in Venice, March 15/17, 2004
Mittler, Elmar, 1940- Ligue des bibliotheques européennes de recherche
* Renaissance of the library - adaptable library buildings (2004 : Bolzano, Itálie) * knihovní budovy -- Evropa * architektura -- Evropa * mezinárodní konference -- Itálie -- 2004 * Bolzano (Itálie) * Benátky (Itálie) * sborníky konferencí
Signatury:* Aac 36.904
Číslo záznamu: 178 [Č.záznamu: 000067772]
Renewing our libraries : case studies in re-planning and refurbishment / ed. by Michael Dewe. -- Abingdon: Ashgate, 2009. -- xvi, 284 s. : il. ISBN 978-0-7546-7339-2
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii a rejstřík
Dewe, Michael, 1940-
* knihovní budovy * rekonstrukce staveb * design * architektura * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * plánování * Velká Británie * Irsko * případové studie
Signatury:* Aac 37.874
Číslo záznamu: 179 [Č.záznamu: 000069619]
Kurka, Ladislav, 1933- REPETITIO EST MATER STUDIORUM : vývoj architektury knihoven v závislosti na třech informačních explozích. 3. část / Ladislav Kurka In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 61, č. 6 (2009), s. 214-220
Přístup z http://ctenar.svkkl.cz
* knihovny * dějiny knihoven * informační technologie * počítače * architektura * knihovní budovy * vybavení interiérů * prostor (architektura) * čtenáři
Číslo záznamu: 180 [Č.záznamu: 000070129]
Svoboda, Martin, 1943- Rozhovor s Ing. Martinem Svobodou : Národní technická knihovna - inteligentní budova pro 21. století / Martin Svoboda; Ladislav Kurka, Olga Vašková In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 61, č. 7-8 (2009), s. 249-253
Přístup z http://ctenar.svkkl.cz
Kurka, Ladislav, 1933- Vašková, Olga, 1945-
* Národní technická knihovna (Praha, Česko) * národní knihovny * technické knihovny * odborné knihovny * knihovní budovy * interiéry * architektonické projekty * architektura * stěhování knihoven * knihovní fondy * využívání knihoven * Česko * rozhovory
Číslo záznamu: 181 [Č.záznamu: 000063032]
Seatle Public Library : OMA/LMN / [ed.: Michael Kubo and Ramon Prat ; OMA ; LMN]. -- Barcelona : Actar, 2005. -- 162 s. : il., plány, fot. ISBN 84-95951-63-0
Kubo, Michael Prat, Ramon Office for Metropolitan Architecture OMA, London (Velká Británie) LMN Architects, Seattle (Washington)
* Seattle Public Library * veřejné knihovny * architektura * knihovní budovy * interiéry * Spojené státy americké * Seattle (Washington) * obrazové publikace
Signatury:* Teb 36.834
Číslo záznamu: 182 [Č.záznamu: 000070692]
Kubátová, Alena Seminář Architektura a knihovna a otevření Národní technické knihovny [elektronický zdroj] / Alena Kubátová In: Knihovna plus [online]. -- ISSN 1801-5948. -- [Roč. 5], č. 2 (2009)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 09.11.2009) -- Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/. -- Typ souboru: www
* Národní technická knihovna (Praha, Česko) * Univerzita Palackého. Knihovna * Architektura a knihovna (5. : 2009 : Praha, Česko) * národní knihovny * technické knihovny * univerzitní knihovny * konference * vzdělávání knihovníků * knihovní budovy * architektura * Praha (Česko) * semináře * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 183 [Č.záznamu: 000056701]
Málková, Lenka, 1956- Seminář Knihovna a architektura 21.9.-23.9.2003 Olomouc / Lenka Málková In: U nás. -- ISSN 0862-9366. -- Roč. 13, č. 4 (2003), s. 28-29
Přístup též z: http://www.svkhk.cz/unas
* Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko) * architektura * knihovní budovy * Česko * sborníky konferencí
Číslo záznamu: 184 [Č.záznamu: 000055014]
Seminář o architektuře knihoven In: Bulletin SKIP. -- ISSN 1210-0927. -- Roč. 12, č. 3 (2003), s. 7
Výběr z článků vychází též jako elektronický zdroj: http://skip.nkp.cz/Bulletin/Bulletin.htm
* Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko) * knihovní budovy * Olomouc (Česko) * semináře
Číslo záznamu: 185 [Č.záznamu: 000055581]
De Laubier, Guillaume Die schönsten Bibliotheken der Welt / Guillaume de Laubier und Jacques Bosser ; aus dem Französischen von Bettina Blumenberg. -- München : Knesebeck, c2003. -- 248 s. : il. ISBN 3-89660-180-6
. -- Obsahuje bibliografii
Blumenberg, Bettina
Bosser, Jacques
* národní knihovny * církevní knihovny * zámecké knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * interiéry * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * knihovny * obrazové publikace
Signatury:* Aaaa 35.068
Číslo záznamu: 186 [Č.záznamu: 000062103]
Tauberová, Blanka, 1961- Slavnostní prezentace knihy v Knihovně Sedlčany / Blanka Tauberová In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 58, č. 7-8(2006), s. 263
* Městská knihovna (Sedlčany, Česko) * městské knihovny * vydavatelská činnost * sakrální architektura
Číslo záznamu: 187 [Č.záznamu: 000066949]
Slavnostní udílení ... pro rok 2008 : Státní cena za literaturu, Státní cena za překladatelské dílo, Ceny Ministerstva kultury za přínos v oblasti divadla, hudby a výtvarného umění a architektury / [autor úvodu Václav Jehlička]. -- Praha : Ministerstvo kultury České republiky, 2008. -- 25 s. : il., foto
Jehlička, Václav, 1948- Česko. Ministerstvo kultury
* ceny a vyznamenání * osobnosti * nositelé cen a vyznamenání * kultura * literatura * překladatelská činnost * divadlo * hudba * výtvarné umění * architektura * Česko * programy
Signatury:* Krb 8.766/B
Číslo záznamu: 188 [Č.záznamu: 000070709]
Slavnostní večer u příležitosti udílení Státní ceny za literaturu, Státní ceny za překladatelské dílo, Cen Ministerstva kultury za přínos v oblasti divadla, hudby a výtvarného umění a architektury pro rok 2009 : 20. října 2009, Veletržní palác / [autor úvodu Václav Riedlbauch]. -- Praha : Ministerstvo kultury České republiky, 2009. -- [17] s. : il., foto
Název z obálky
Riedlbauch, Václav, 1947- Česko. Ministerstvo kultury
* ceny a vyznamenání * osobnosti * nositelé cen a vyznamenání * kultura * literatura * překladatelská činnost * divadlo * hudba * výtvarné umění * architektura * Česko * programy
Signatury:* Krb 8.983/B1* Krb 8.983/B2
Číslo záznamu: 189 [Č.záznamu: 000071026]
Dorazilová, Marie Současné trendy v architektuře [elektronický zdroj]. 4. část / Marie Dorazilová In: Knihovnický zpravodaj Vysočina. -- ISSN 1213-8231. -- Roč. 9, č. 2 (2009)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup též z http://kzv.kkvysociny.cz/ -- Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 07.01.2010) -- Příspěvek je částí diplomové práce "Současné trendy v architektuře knihoven a jejich aplikace na vybraných příkladech" (Ústav bohemistiky a knihovnictví , FPF, Slezská univerzita v Opavě).. -- Typ souboru: www
* knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * prostor (architektura) * interiéry * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * technická zařízení budov * světelná technika * klimatizační technika * nábytek
Číslo záznamu: 190 [Č.záznamu: 000071025]
Dorazilová, Marie Současné trendy v architektuře [elektronický zdroj]. 3. část / Marie Dorazilová In: Knihovnický zpravodaj Vysočina. -- ISSN 1213-8231. -- Roč. 9, č. 1 (2009)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web
Přístup též z http://kzv.kkvysociny.cz/ -- Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 07.01.2010) -- Příspěvek je částí diplomové práce "Současné trendy v architektuře knihoven a jejich aplikace na vybraných příkladech" (Ústav bohemistiky a knihovnictví , FPF, Slezská univerzita v Opavě).. -- Typ souboru: www
* knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * prostor (architektura) * interiéry * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * ochrana knihovních fondů * zabezpečení knihovních fondů
Číslo záznamu: 191 [Č.záznamu: 000071024]
Dorazilová, Marie Současné trendy v architektuře [elektronický zdroj]. 2. část / Marie Dorazilová In: Knihovnický zpravodaj Vysočina. -- ISSN 1213-8231. -- Roč. 8, č. 3 (2008)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup též z http://kzv.kkvysociny.cz/ -- Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 07.01.2010) -- Příspěvek je částí diplomové práce "Současné trendy v architektuře knihoven a jejich aplikace na vybraných příkladech" (Ústav bohemistiky a knihovnictví , FPF, Slezská univerzita v Opavě).. -- Typ souboru: www
* knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * prostor (architektura) * interiéry
Číslo záznamu: 192 [Č.záznamu: 000071023]
Dorazilová, Marie Současné trendy v architektuře [elektronický zdroj]. 1. část / Marie Dorazilová In: Knihovnický zpravodaj Vysočina. -- ISSN 1213-8231. -- Roč. 8, č. 2 (2008)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup též z http://kzv.kkvysociny.cz/ -- Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 07.01.2010) -- Příspěvek je částí diplomové práce "Současné trendy v architektuře knihoven a jejich aplikace na vybraných příkladech" (Ústav bohemistiky a knihovnictví , FPF, Slezská univerzita v Opavě).. -- Typ souboru: www
* knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * architektonické projekty * stavební plány
Číslo záznamu: 193 [Č.záznamu: 000071419]
Kurka, Ladislav, 1933- Stavby českých knihoven / Ladislav Kurka In: Knihovna : knihovnická revue. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 20, č. 2 (2009), s. 25-36
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
* knihovny * knihovní budovy * stavby * rekonstrukce staveb * architektura * dějiny knihoven * dějiny architektury * management knihoven * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 194 [Č.záznamu: 000057368]
Sto tisíc pro vítěze nejzajímavějšího interiéru / (kam) In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- Praha. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- (20030228)
(kam)
* Masarykova univerzita. Filozofická fakulta. Ústřední knihovna * Česká komora architektů * Design centrum České republiky * Interiér roku (8. : 2002 : Česko) * architektonické soutěže * univerzitní knihovny * ceny a vyznamenání * architektura * Česko
Číslo záznamu: 195 [Č.záznamu: 000070096]
Makulová, Soňa Stoklasová, B. et al. Oborové brány / Soňa Makulová In: Knihovna : knihovnická revue. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 20, č. 1 (2009), s. 104-106
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/ Recenze na: kolektiv autorů pod vedením Bohdany Stoklasové. Oborové brány. -- Praha : Národní knihovna České republiky, 2008
* Národní knihovna České republiky * oborové brány * elektronické zdroje * informační zdroje * knihovnictví * informační věda * hudba * umění * architektura * technika * přírodní vědy * národní knihovny * programy a projekty * Česko * recenze
Číslo záznamu: 196 [Č.záznamu: 000068095]
Brožek, Ivo, 1951- Studijní zájezd do nizozemských knihoven [elektronický zdroj] / Ivo Brožek In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 13, č. 1 (2009)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 07.01.2009) -- Přístup též z http://www.ikaros.cz/ejournal/1/archive. -- Typ souboru: www
* Stadtbücherei Würzburg * Dienst Openbare Bibliotheek Den Haag * DOK Library Concept Centre * Openbare Bibliotheek Heerhugowaard * Openbare Bibliotheek Amsterdam * Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht. Bibliotheek * Svaz knihovníků a informačních pracovníků České republiky. Komise pro zahraniční styky * Vereniging Openbare Bibliotheken (Nizozemsko) * Goethe-Institut Praha * veřejné knihovny * městské knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * svazy knihovníků * knihovnické asociace * Německo * Würzburg (Německo) * Nizozemsko * Haag (Nizozemsko) * Delft (Nizozemsko) * Heerhugowaard (Nizozemsko) * Amsterdam (Nizozemsko) * Utrecht (Nizozemsko) * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 197 [Č.záznamu: 000060263]
Kádnerová, Jiřina, 1943- SVK Kladno po rekonstrukci / Jiřina Bínová Kádnerová In: Bulletin SKIP. -- ISSN 1210-0927. -- Roč. 14, č. 3 (2005), s. 13-15
Přístup též z: http://skip.nkp.cz/Bulletin/Bulletin.htm
* Středočeská vědecká knihovna (Kladno, Česko) * vědecké knihovny * knihovní budovy * rekonstrukce staveb * architektura * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * Kladno (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 198 [Č.záznamu: 000072187]
Hazuka, Pavel, 1950- Šance na výstavbu blobu jsou vždy / Pavel Hazuka; Daniela Salačová In: Grand Biblio : časopis pro čtenářskou veřejnost - o knihách ze všech stran. -- ISSN 1802-3320. -- Roč. 4, č. 7/8 (2010), s. 4-5
Přístup též z www.grandbiblio.cz
Salačová, Daniela
* Hazuka, Pavel, 1950- * Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektonické projekty * moderní architektura * Česko * rozhovory
Číslo záznamu: 199 [Č.záznamu: 000066515]
Kurka, Ladislav, 1933- Tématem kongresu v Linci byla stavba knihoven / Ladislav Kurka In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 60, č. 9 (2008), s. 299
* Büchereiverband Österreichs * Vereinigung Österreichischer Bibliothekarinnen & Bibliothekare * Stadtbibliothek Bremen * Architektur des Geistes (2008 : Linec, Rakousko) * kongresy * veřejné knihovny * školní knihovny * knihovní budovy * sítě knihoven * knihovnické spolky * Linec (Rakousko) * Rakousko * Evropa
Číslo záznamu: 200 [Č.záznamu: 000072811]
Büchereizentrale Niedersachsen Tipps für den Aufbau einer Schulbibliothek [elektronický zdroj] : eine Arbeitshilfe für Öffentliche Bibliotheken in Niedersachsen/. -- Lüneburg : Büchereizentrale Niedersachsen, 2010- . -- 23 s.
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 08.11.2010). -- Typ souboru: Dokument (textová a obrazová data)
* školní knihovny * technické normy a standardy * knihovní budovy * Dolní Sasko (Německo) * www dokumenty
Číslo záznamu: 201 [Č.záznamu: 000070045]
Všetečková, Alena Tři nové německé knihovny / Alena Všetečková In: Knihovna : knihovnická revue. -- ISSN 1801-3252. -- Roč. 19, č. 1 (2008), s. 31-39
Přístup též z http://knihovna.nkp.cz/
* Sächsische Landesbibliothek - Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Dresden * Brandenburgische Technische Universität Cottbus. Universitätsbibliothek. Informations, Kommunikations und Medienzentrum * Freie Universität Berlin. Philologische bibliothek * univerzitní knihovny * vysokoškolské knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * interiéry * vnitřní prostředí budov * Drážďany (Německo) * Cottbus (Německo) * Berlín (Německo)
Číslo záznamu: 202 [Č.záznamu: 000054842]
The twenty-first century art librarian / Terrie L. Wilson, ed.. -- New York : Haworth Press, c2003. -- 110 s. ISBN 0-7890-2109-9
Vydáno souběžně v časopisu Journal of Administration, Vol.39, No.1 2003
Wilson, Terrie L.
* administrativa * knihovny * knihovníci * umění * muzea * architektura * speciální dokumenty * sborníky
Signatury:* Th 35.004
Číslo záznamu: 203 [Č.záznamu: 000068671]
(row) Unie architektů: Knihovna byla vybrána správně / (row, ČTK) In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- Roč. 18, č. 136 (20070612), s. A/5
Česká tisková kancelář
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Mezinárodní unie architektů * Národní knihovna České republiky * architektonické soutěže * knihovní budovy * architektura * národní knihovny
Číslo záznamu: 204 [Č.záznamu: 000068675]
Oppelt, Robert Unie architektů: soutěž je v pořádku / Robert Oppelt. -- 1 il.
In: Mladá fronta dnes. -- ISSN 1210-1168. -- Roč. 18, č. 136 (20070612) In: Praha. -- S. C/3
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Mezinárodní unie architektů * Národní knihovna České republiky * Klementinum (budova : Praha, Česko) * architektonické soutěže * knihovní budovy * architektura * národní knihovny
Číslo záznamu: 205 [Č.záznamu: 000057242]
Kánská, Pavla, 1948- Ústřední knihovna Filozofické fakulty Masarykovy univerzity v Brně / Pavla Kánská, Alexandra Škyříková In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 57-60
Škyříková, Alexandra Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* Masarykova univerzita. Ústřední knihovna Filozofické fakulty * architektura * knihovní budovy * čtenáři * Česko * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 206 [Č.záznamu: 000057240]
Ripka, Vojtěch Uživatelský pohled na knihovny - komparace a poznámky k uživatelskému pohledu obecně / Vojtěch Ripka In: Knihovna a architektura 2003. -- Praha : Státní technická knihovna, 2003. -- ISBN 80-86504-11-5. -- s. 46-51
Příspěvek na: Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko)
* Masarykova univerzita. Filozofická fakulta. Ústřední knihovna * Národní knihovna České republiky * Univerzita Karlova. Knihovna společenských věd T.G. Masaryka * architektura * knihovní budovy * čtenáři * Česko * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 207 [Č.záznamu: 000070893]
Veřejná knihovna v Seattlu : Seattle Public Library (SPL) : stát Washington In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 61, č. 11 (2009), s. 417
Přístup z http://ctenar.svkkl.cz
* veřejné knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * interiéry * Seattle (Washington) * Spojené státy americké
Číslo záznamu: 208 [Č.záznamu: 000064708]
Mika, Jiří, 1954- Vnitřní prostředí knihovny ovlivňuje pohodu návštěvníků i náklady na provoz / Jiří Mika In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 59, č. 12(2007), s. 338-340
* Knihovna a architektura (2007 : Olomouc, Česko) * knihovní budovy * zařízení a vybavení knihoven * architektura * konference
Číslo záznamu: 209 [Č.záznamu: 000066411]
Gajdušková, Helena, 1957- Vsetín otevřel zbrusu novou knihovnu [elektronický zdroj] / Helena Gajdušková, Eva Stejskalová In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 10, č.11 (2006)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup z: http://www.ikaros.cz/
Stejskalová, Eva
* Masarykova veřejná knihovna (Vsetín, Česko : 1921-1940) * knihovny * veřejné knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * Vsetín (Česko) * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 210 [Č.záznamu: 000055135]
Mika, Jiří, 1954- Vydařený seminář o architektuře knihoven / Jiří Mika In: Čtenář. -- ISSN 0011-2321. -- Roč. 55, č. 11 (2003), s. 328
* Univerzita Palackého. Knihovna * Knihovna a architektura (2003 : Olomouc, Česko) * knihovní budovy * konference * Česko * Olomoucký kraj (Česko)
Číslo záznamu: 211 [Č.záznamu: 000065675]
Celbová, Iva, 1976- Vyhlášení architektonické soutěže na novou budovu Národní knihovny ČR [elektronický zdroj] / Iva Celbová In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 10, č. 6 (2006)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup z: http://www.ikaros.cz
* Národní knihovna České republiky * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * soutěže
Číslo záznamu: 212 [Č.záznamu: 000066351]
Laňková, Lenka Výstavba Národní technické knihovny je na spadnutí [elektronický zdroj] / Lenka Laňková In: Ikaros [online]. -- ISSN 1212-5075. -- Roč. 10, č.9 (2006)
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Přístup z: http://www.ikaros.cz/
* Národní technická knihovna (Praha, Česko) * Státní technická knihovna (Praha) * knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * programy a projekty * Praha (Česko) * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 213 [Č.záznamu: 000057169]
Prokop, Marek Význam informační architektury a optimalizace pro vyhledavače v online publikování [elektronický zdroj] / Marek Prokop In: Informace na dlani. -- Praha : Albertina icome Praha, c2004. -- ISSN 1214-1429
Přístup též z: http://www.inforum.cz/inforum2004/sbornik.php Příspěvek na: INFORUM (10. : 2004 : Praha, Česko)
* WWW stránky * tvorba www stránek * informační architektura * optimalizace * referáty
Číslo záznamu: 214 [Č.záznamu: 000068139]
Trachtová, Veronika Vzdávám hold mistru Kaplickému [elektronický zdroj] : ... a ptám se, proč se česká média a společnost zabývají především podobou nové Národní knihovny spíše než jejím smyslem / Veronika Trachtová
Způsob přístupu: World Wide Web Název z titulní obrazovky (verze z 01.03.2009) -- Přístup též z http://www.ikaros.cz/ejournal/1/archive. -- Typ souboru: www
* Kaplický, Jan, 1937-2009 * Národní knihovna České republiky * národní knihovny * knihovní budovy * architektura * architektonické soutěže * osobnosti * architekti * Česko * elektronické zdroje
Číslo záznamu: 215 [Č.záznamu: 000065569]
Working for five star libraries : international perspectives on a century of public library advocacy and development / ed. by Marian Koren. -- Haag : Vereniging van Openbare Bibliotheken, 2008. -- 128 s. : fot. ISBN 978-90-5483-829-6
Koren, Marian Vereniging van Openbare Bibliotheken. Haag, Nizozemsko Biblion Uitgeverij
* veřejné knihovny * rozvoj knihoven * knihovní budovy * architektura * Nizozemsko * Velká Británie * Finsko * Dánsko * Švédsko * Německo * přehledy * sborníky
Signatury:* Teb 37.435
Číslo záznamu: 216 [Č.záznamu: 000071173]
Yale Library studies : library architecture at Yale / ed. by Geoffrey Little. -- New Haven : Yale University Library 2009. -- 157 s. : il., obr.(některé barev.), fot. ISBN 978-0-300-16477-0
Möller, Tobias Fast, Jan-Jasper Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen (Göttingen)
* Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen * univerzitní knihovny -- Německo * knihovní budovy -- Německo * architektura * státní knihovny -- Německo * vysokoškolské knihovny -- Německo * Německo
