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E-grāmata: Public Library Buildings: The Librarian's Go-To Guide for Construction, Expansion, and Renovation Projects

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  • Formāts: 240 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 05-Oct-2015
  • Izdevniecība: Libraries Unlimited Inc
  • Valoda: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9798216134176
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  • Formāts: 240 pages
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This go-to guide covers the entire process of building or renovating a public library—from initial planning, to maintaining the completed space, to measuring success.


• Provides you with an informal, easy-to-read, practical guide that addresses the specific needs of public librarians looking to reimagine their library space

• Takes a holistic approach that covers every step from initial vision to evaluating success

• Offers practical, nuts-and-bolts advice from an experienced veteran of the process

• Helps you to claim a seat at the table—and shows you why the input of librarians is so important



This go-to guide covers the entire process of building or renovating a public library—from initial planning, to maintaining the completed space, to measuring success.



"This go-to guide covers the entire process of building or renovating a public library--from initial planning, to maintaining the completed space, to measuring success. Provides you with an informal, easy-to-read, practical guide that addresses the specific needs of public librarians looking to reimagine their library space. Takes a holistic approach that covers every step from initial vision to evaluating success. Offers practical, nuts-and-bolts advice from an experienced veteran of the process. Helps you to claim a seat at the table--and shows you why the input of librarians is so important"--

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This go-to guide covers the entire process of building or renovating a public libraryfrom initial planning, to maintaining the completed space, to measuring success.
Acknowledgments xv
1 Getting Started 1(12)
Dream
2(1)
Developing Your Vision
2(1)
Who Are You?
3(2)
Community Statistics
3(1)
Library Reports
4(1)
Surveys
4(1)
Looking Around
4(1)
Who Do You Want to Become?
5(1)
Project Scope
6(4)
Necessities
7(1)
Asset and Constraint Analysis
8(2)
Site
8(1)
Phasing
8(1)
Budget
9(1)
Inspections
9(1)
Governing Authorities
9(1)
Measuring Success
10(3)
Project Goals
10(1)
Measurement Statistics
10(3)
2 The Site: Renovation or Expansion? 13(8)
Renovations
13(2)
New Buildings
15(1)
How Much Land?
15(1)
Finding the Right Site
16(1)
Securing the Site
17(1)
The Gifted Site
18(1)
LEED
19(2)
3 Funding 21(20)
Making the Case
21(2)
Broader Library Trends
21(1)
Recruiting Support
22(1)
Budgeting
23(2)
The Rough Budget: Chicken or the Egg?
23(1)
Your Kind of Building
24(1)
Rough Budget Composition
24(1)
Operating Costs
24(1)
Maintenance and Utilities
24(1)
Staffing
25(1)
Collection
25(1)
Finding the Money
25(16)
Saving
25(1)
Borrowing
26(1)
Bank Loans
26(1)
Municipal Bonds
26(1)
Fundraising
27(10)
Fundraising Goals
28(2)
Define Success
30(1)
Fundraising Seed Money
30(1)
Tax Exemptions
31(1)
Staff Time
31(1)
Organizing Your Fundraising
31(2)
Master Timeline
33(1)
Marketing Campaigns
34(2)
In-Kind Donations
36(1)
Corporate Donations
36(1)
Grants
37(4)
4 Selecting the Team 41(18)
Core Team Members
41(5)
The Librarian
41(3)
The Architect
44(1)
The Contractor
44(1)
The Funding Authority Representative
45(1)
The Project Manager or Owner's Representative
45(1)
Auxiliary Team Members
46(4)
The Commissioning Authority
46(1)
The Interior Designer
47(1)
The Furniture Vendor
48(1)
IT
49(1)
Your Staff
49(1)
Choosing the Team
50(6)
Volunteers
51(1)
Who's First?
51(1)
Choosing Qualified Construction Professionals
52(3)
Contracts
55(1)
Community Buy-in
56(3)
5 Programming and Space Planning 59(52)
Policies
60(1)
Building-wide Systems
60(6)
Flooring
60(1)
HVAC
61(1)
Light Management
61(1)
Security
62(3)
Service Desks
65(1)
Wi-Fi
66(1)
Calculating Space Needs
66(4)
Circulation
67(3)
Catalogs and Self-Checks
67(1)
Check-in
67(2)
Check-out
69(1)
Library Cards and Member Registration
70(1)
Collections—Electronic
70(1)
In-Library Access
70(1)
E-Resource Devices
70(1)
Collections—Physical
70(5)
Locations
70(1)
Shelving
70(5)
Type
70(1)
Number Required
71(1)
Shelving Regulations
72(1)
Shelf Height
72(1)
New Books
73(1)
Reserves
74(1)
Specialty Items
74(1)
Meeting Rooms
75(5)
Larger Rooms
75(3)
Anticipated Activities
75(1)
Audio Visual (AV) Equipment
75(1)
Catering
76(1)
Flexibility
76(1)
Security
77(1)
Signage
77(1)
Size
77(1)
Conference Rooms
78(1)
Study and Collaboration Areas
78(1)
Meeting Room Management
79(1)
Outside Areas
80(4)
Comfort
80(1)
Maintenance
80(1)
Safety
81(1)
Utility
81(3)
Program Spaces
84(2)
Children
84(1)
Teens
85(1)
Adults
85(1)
Prep Space
86(1)
Public Comfort
86(4)
Parking
86(1)
Ambiance
87(1)
Wayfinding
87(1)
Bathrooms and Drinking Fountains
88(1)
Food and Drink
89(1)
Public Notices and Notifications
90(1)
Outside Signage
90(1)
Notice Boards
90(1)
Screens
91(1)
Public Technology
91(3)
Public Computers
91(2)
Public Printers
93(1)
Plugs
94(1)
Staff Spaces
94(2)
Desks and Work Space
94(1)
Personal Item Space
95(1)
Break Areas
95(1)
Staff Bathrooms
96(1)
Private Spaces
96(1)
Specialty Spaces and Emerging Technologies
96(6)
Art Gallery
96(2)
Computer Lab
98(1)
Digital Archives
98(1)
Displays
98(1)
Friends, Book Sale, and Donation Areas
98(1)
Genealogy and Local History
99(1)
IT Room
99(1)
Maker Space
100(1)
Collection Vending Machines
100(1)
Quiet Reading Room
101(1)
Volunteers
101(1)
Storage
102(4)
Building Material Stock
102(1)
Carts
102(1)
Collection
103(1)
Decorations and Displays
103(1)
Donations
103(1)
Equipment
103(1)
Janitorial Supplies
104(1)
Landscaping Supplies
104(1)
Maker Space
104(1)
Meeting Rooms
104(1)
Office Supplies
105(1)
Program Supplies
106(1)
Tech Services
106(2)
Processing Work Flow
106(1)
Billing and Collections
107(1)
Equipment
107(1)
Shipping and Receiving
108(1)
Propinquity
108(3)
6 Preparing for Construction 111(12)
Preparing the Library
111(4)
Renovations and Expansions: Transitions
111(1)
Furnishings
112(2)
Retain
112(1)
Renew
113(1)
Replace
113(1)
Remove
113(1)
Collection
114(1)
Weeding
114(1)
Storage
115(1)
Preparing the Staff
115(3)
Staff Support
115(1)
Staff and Construction Closures
116(2)
Staff Work Space
118(1)
Preparing the Community
118(1)
Pictures
119(1)
Daily Shots
119(1)
Construction Shots
119(1)
Groundbreaking
120(3)
7 Construction: What's a Library Director to Do? 123(14)
Meetings
123(4)
Construction
123(2)
Interior Design
125(1)
Furniture
126(1)
Planning
127(10)
Procedures, Processes, and Policies
127(2)
Staff
129(3)
Scheduling
129(2)
Hiring
131(1)
Support
131(1)
Community Updates
132(1)
Volunteer Program
133(1)
Odds and Ends
134(3)
8 Wrapping Up 137(10)
The Move(s)
137(7)
Planning
138(1)
Organizing
139(5)
Schematics
139(2)
Timing
141(1)
Tools and Equipment
141(1)
Shelving
142(1)
Furniture
143(1)
Collection
143(1)
Volunteers
143(1)
Openings
144(3)
Soft Opening
144(1)
Grand Opening
145(2)
9 Post-Construction 147(16)
Post-Construction Period
147(2)
Substantial Completion
147(1)
Punch Lists
147(1)
Finishing Touches
148(1)
As-Builts
148(1)
Warranties
148(1)
One Year Walk-Through
149(1)
Further Adjustments
149(1)
Space Adjustments
150(1)
Operating Expense Forecasts
150(1)
Staffing Forecasts
150(1)
Ongoing Maintenance
150(3)
Whose Responsibility Is It?
151(1)
Maintenance Contracts
152(1)
Scheduling Regular Maintenance
152(1)
Staff
153(1)
Measuring Success
153(10)
ROI
153(1)
What Next?
154(9)
Appendix A: Westbank Library Strategic Communications Planning, 2006-2009 163(2)
Appendix B: Further Fundraising Ideas from the Westbank Library, 2009 165(6)
Appendix C: Request for Qualifications: Owner's Representative Services, 2010 171(6)
Appendix D: A Sample Program for a 15,000 Square Foot Library, 2007 177(14)
Appendix E: Scott Thornton Commons Policy for Private Events, Westbank Library, 2014 191(4)
Appendix F: Pflugerville Public Library Policies, 2014 195(10)
Appendix G: Timeline for the Grand Opening at the Laura Bush Community Library, 2009 205(4)
Glossary 209(6)
Notes 215(4)
Index 219
Lisa Charbonnet, MIS, is director of the Pflugerville Public Library in Texas.
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