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Odkazy: Linking Service Předmět: Public libraries; Design; Architecture; Klasifikace: 7.12: NEW AND RENOVATED BUILDINGS Název: New Library: Welcome to Pertini. Located in Cinisello Balsamo a large public library is for a changing city Alternativní titul: NUOVE BIBLIOTECHE: Benvenuto Pertini. A Cinisello Balsamo una grande biblioteca pubblica per una citta che cambia Autor: Fasano, Luciano M; Agnoli, Antonella; Fortunio, Giulio; Rulli, Patrizia; Milanese, Gabriella; DO IT Architetti; Boni, Fabio; Stefanini, Giani Autor korepondence: Fasano, Luciano M Název publikace: Biblioteche Oggi Svazek: 31 Číslo: 2 Strany: 27-55 Po et stránek: 29 Rok vydání: 2013 Vydavatel: Editrice Bibliografica SpA ISSN: 0392-8586 Typ zdroje: Scholarly Journals Recenzované: Ano Jazyk publikace: Italian Typ dokumentu: Journal Article Aktualizovat: 2015-05-01 Přístupové číslo: 201504112 ID dokumentu ProQuest: 1680141233 URL adresa dokumentu: https://search.proquest.com/docview/1680141233?accountid=12797 Poslední aktualizace: 2016-09-27 Databáze: Library & Information Science Abstracts (LISA) _______________________________________________________________ Dokument 208 z 318 How Post-Occupancy Evaluation Research Affected Design And Policy At The San Francisco Public Library Autor: Cranz, Galen 1 1 Architecture, University of California at Berkeley Informace o publikaci: Journal of Architectural and Planning Research 30.1 (April 2013): 77-90. Odkaz na dokument ProQuest Abstrakt: Architects have been exhorted to conduct more post-occupancy evaluation (POE) studies of their work, but they rarely have the money or inclination to do so. Public buildings like libraries are more likely to receive this special attention, but the cost of conducting such evaluations still limits their number. For a library, Lushington and Kusack (1991) maintain that a POE can help establish accountability in the complex and costly process of creating a new building, relaying in a formal report both the successes and the shortcomings of the library to policy makers, funding authorities, architects, builders, and library administrators. This study aims to assess whether they were right in the case of the San Francisco Public Library. The new Main Library opened in April 1996 to much fanfare, followed by much journalistic criticism. Before library commissioners acted to respond to the complaints, they wanted a measured, scientific assessment of how the building was actually functioning overall in regard to its many social and physical aspects. The commissioners expected that this study would form the basis for making changes in the building and its operation and management. Accordingly, they authorized a preliminary POE of the library in 1997 that was expanded in 1998; the final report was made public in 2001. This paper discusses how the relevant policy makers have responded to the study by first summarizing the evaluations themselves and then assessing their impact by analyzing newspaper coverage after the evaluations were made public and interviewing key policy makers and stakeholders in 2006 and 2009. The occupancy research had and continues to have significant effects on policy making and managerial actions, making it a part of organizational learning. Adapted from the source document. Odkazy: Linking Service Předmět: Public libraries; Design; Evaluation; History; California; Klasifikace: 7.11: PLANNING AND DESIGN OF LIBRARY BUILDINGS Název: How Post-Occupancy Evaluation Research Affected Design And Policy At The San Francisco Public Library Autor: Cranz, Galen11 Architecture, University of California at Berkeley Autor korepondence: Cranz, Galen Název publikace: Journal of Architectural and Planning Research Svazek: 30 Číslo: 1 Strany: 77-90 Po et stránek: 14 Rok vydání: 2013 Vydavatel: Locke Science Publishing, Chicago, IL ISSN: 0738-0895 CODEN: JAPRER Typ zdroje: Scholarly Journals Recenzované: Ano Jazyk publikace: English Typ dokumentu: Journal Article Aktualizovat: 2013-10-01 Přístupové číslo: 201309381 ID dokumentu ProQuest: 1438547090 URL adresa dokumentu: https://search.proquest.com/docview/1438547090?accountid=12797 Poslední aktualizace: 2016-09-27 Databáze: Library & Information Science Abstracts (LISA) _______________________________________________________________ Dokument 209 z 318 Space Planning: A Renovation Saga Involving Library Users Autor: Norton, Hannah F 1 ; Butson, Linda C; Tennant, Michele R; Botero, Cecilia E 1 University of Florida Health Science Center Libraries, Gainesville, Florida, USA nortonh@ufl.edu Informace o publikaci: Medical Reference Services Quarterly 32.2 (April 2013): 133-150. Odkaz na dokument ProQuest Abstrakt: From 2010 to 2012, librarians at the University of Florida Health Science Center Library (HSCL) used an online survey and focus groups to gather user input on preferences for an ideal library space. User input guided the HSCL's renovation plans and put a clear focus on enhancing technology, improving infrastructure, enabling group collaboration, and creating comfortable spaces. Additional communication with users during renovation was vital in ensuring continued usability of nonconstruction spaces and shared understanding of the construction timeline. While specific user suggestions are particular to the HSCL, overall themes and methods for eliciting input will be useful to other libraries undergoing space planning. Adapted from the source document. Odkazy: Linking Service Předmět: Space; Health care libraries; Renovation; Planning; Users; Klasifikace: 7.11: PLANNING AND DESIGN OF LIBRARY BUILDINGS Identifikátor/klíčové slovo: Communication learning spaces library as place library planning library spaces renovation user input Název: Space Planning: A Renovation Saga Involving Library Users Autor: Norton, Hannah F1 ; Butson, Linda C; Tennant, Michele R; Botero, Cecilia E1 University of Florida Health Science Center Libraries, Gainesville, Florida, USA nortonh@ufl.edu Autor korepondence: Norton, Hannah F E-mailová adresa autora: nortonh@ufl.edu Název publikace: Medical Reference Services Quarterly Svazek: 32 Číslo: 2 Strany: 133-150 Po et stránek: 18 Rok vydání: 2013 Vydavatel: Taylor & Francis, Philadelphia PA ISSN: 0276-3869 Typ zdroje: Scholarly Journals Recenzované: Ano Jazyk publikace: English Typ dokumentu: Journal Article DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/02763869.2013.776879 Aktualizovat: 2013-10-01 Přístupové číslo: 201309385 ID dokumentu ProQuest: 1438547225 URL adresa dokumentu: https://search.proquest.com/docview/1438547225?accountid=12797 Poslední aktualizace: 2016-09-27 Databáze: Library & Information Science Abstracts (LISA) _______________________________________________________________ Dokument 210 z 318
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_______________________________________________________________ Dokument 215 z 318 Welcoming, flexible, and state-of-the-art: Approaches to continuous facilities improvement Autor: Forrest, Charles 1 ; Bostick, Sharon L 1 Emory University charles.forrest@emory.edu Informace o publikaci: IFLA Journal 39.2 (June 2013): 140-150. Odkaz na dokument ProQuest Abstrakt: As digital access to all sources of information continues to expand at an accelerating rate, libraries around the world are working to transform themselves in response to their changing role in the communities they serve and support. Academic libraries face particular challenges as a generation of students enters university having embraced online, mobile, anytime, anywhere access to information. At the center of an academic community that increasingly values intellectual collaboration among faculty and students, and learning in and out of the classroom, the 21st century academic library must continually recreate itself as a place that fosters curiosity, engagement, collaboration, and lifelong learning. Typical 20th-century capital investment cycles in academic libraries in the United States were characterized by large-scale once-a-generation investments in facilities expansion and enhancement. In the first decade of the 21st century the drive to transform is greater than ever before, but there is less capital funding available, increasing the pressure on institutions to reduce the capital investment cycle time in order to remain responsive to rapid changes in technology, pedagogy, scholarship, and user expectations. The end of any project is the start of evaluation and planning for the next cycle of change and investment. This paper will explore and discuss library efforts at two major academic institutions in the United States, one receiving public funds and one private, to develop innovative ways to evaluate library spaces, functions, services, operations and maintenance. The speakers will highlight projects intended to operationalize capital investment, shorten cycle times and provide incremental interventions, within a general framework of planning big and implementing small. Data encompass exit counts, occupancy rates, and peer comparisons; data sources include surveys, focus groups, and simulations. Particular projects and initiatives will address user needs, program innovation, and facilities enhancement, with the aim of continually refreshing and renewing library spaces that enhance learning, inspire scholarship, and foster community. [Reprinted by permission of Sage Publications Ltd., copyright holder.] Yüklə 4,16 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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