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How to plan a library building for library work

Chapter 6: A. INTRODUCTION
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This work provides a comprehensive guide on the principles and considerations involved in planning a library building. It emphasizes the importance of utility over aesthetics, advocating for designs that prioritize functionality to support library work. The author discusses the necessity of collaboration between librarians, architects, and committees to create effective spaces that cater to the evolving needs of libraries. Key themes include the significance of expert consultation, the practical nature of library operations, and the need for thoughtful planning to accommodate future growth. The text serves as a resource for librarians, architects, and stakeholders involved in library construction and renovation.

A.
INTRODUCTION

In this Book

A cursory glance through history fails to throw much light on planning a modern library.

The motto of this work is elucidated.

The possibility of differences between librarian and architect is discussed.

And brief remarks are made about grades and kinds of libraries.