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Some Basic Facts about other Libraries to Consider Visiting
Compiled, July 2007
 
 
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TENNESSEE
 
Tribeca Nazarene
 
 
 
MTSU, TN
Open 1999
250,000 gross, 187,500 useable – 4 stories
 
Capacity: 800,000
1,500 reader seats
1,000 individual study carrels
43 group study rooms with 183 seats
350 public computer workstations
2 instruction rooms (100 seats)
60 microfilm stations (that is what is said?)
100 offices
1,800 connection points
 
 
 
 
 
60 faculty offices
 

           
 
 
GEORGIA
 
U of Georgia, Athens
2003 / 2204?
Student Learning Center: electronic library, classrooms, group rooms, etc.
 
Sounds similar to George Mason
 
 
George Mason
 
Old, but innovative?
 
 
 
 
FLORIDA
 
Florida Gulf Coast, Fort Myers
2007
Addition of 95,000 – 17.5 million, total square footage 135,000
 
Original has: 303 seats, 42 computer seats
 
Annex has:
capacity for 300,000 volumes
300 seats
105 seat computer lab
Information literacy lab
Media rooms
9 group study rooms
3 story atrium overlooking pond and marsh
 
 
8000 students
 
 
 
23.5: 
11 librarians
12.5 support
U of No Florida, Jacksonville
2005
Addition of 72,000 – 18.4 million, total square footage 200,000
 
2000 seats
37 carrels
16 group study rooms
300 computer workstations
 
 
 
 
 
 
45: 21 librarians 24 staff positons
 
U of Florida, West
2006
Addition, total square footage 177,000 gross square footage, 24.2
 
 
 
 
KENTUCKY
 
U of Louisville, Kentucky
2206
Addition of 51,000 – 14.2 million, total square footage 270,000
 
 
University of Louisville, KY
2006
51,000 square foot addition – 14 million
 
Centre College,
KY
2005
75,000 square foot – academic center – 8.4 million
 
 
 
PENNSYLVANIA
 
Lafayette College, Easton PA
2006
Addition, total square footage 105,000, 17.3 million
30,000 new
77, renovated
 
860,000 books
653 seats
 
 
Lehigh University,
PA
2007
85,000 square feet – 16.5 million
 
Univ. of Penn, PA
 
2006
7,000 square foot information commons, 1.4 million
Visit while at ALA-midwinter?
 
 
Temple University, PA
2006
Tech Center (teaching, education, collaboration, help)
 
75,000 square feet
700 computers (500 pcs, 100 macs, 100 laptops)
150 software applications
13 break out / collaboration rooms
2 quiet rooms
5 labs
Music to the desktop
Tv to the desktop
32 Flat screen monitors
24 coffee tables (4 outlets each)
24/7 starbucks
 
 
 
 
SOUTH CAROLINA
 
Univ of South Caroline – Beaufort
2006
50,000 square foot addition, 6.3 million
 
 
Furman University, SC
2005
139,000 expansion and renovation – 25 million
54,000 new
85,000 renovated
 
800,000 book capacity
965 seats
 
 
 
 
INDIANA
 
Univ of Southern Indiana, Evansville
2006
151,660 square foot – new building – 19.5 million?
 
4 stories – all floors have individual and group space
Lower level – classrooms
1st – Coffee house, lounge, 2 story reading room
 
 
Valparaiso University, IN
2004
105,000 square foot new
33 million
Library and Information Center
 
600,000 books
1,100 seats
 
 
 
NORTH CAROLINA
 
Duke University, NC
2005
120,000 square foot, 40 million, addition/renovation to Perkins
 
UNC Asheville, NC
 
Collaborative Learning Commons in Ramsey Library
 
10,000 square feet
Workstations in clusters
First come, first served
Streaming media – other media viewing (vhs,dvd)
Software: office suite, GIS, languages, specific
Self help graphic stations with large monitors
Scanners
Color printer
Plotter for poster size printing
Laminating machines
2 digital microform scanners
6-8 glass, small group rooms
Incorporates music and art books
Incorporates media collection
Gallery space
Multimedia broadcasting space
 
Couches, sofas, chairs, lamps, tables – all mission style
 
 
 
 
 
VERMONT
 
Middlebury College, VT
2004, June
143,000 square foot new library, 40 million
 
725 seats (30% of enrollment)
300 study carrels
128 computer seats
80 recliners
5 classrooms (2 with computers)
2 media rooms
10 group studies
10 faculty studies
1 lecture hall (30 people)
1 seminar room with web/video conferencing
1 media development lab (18 high end pcs)
24/7 café
40 years growth in books
 
As “green” as possible
 
 
 
MISSOURI
 
Washington University in St. Louis. MO
2004
188,000 square foot new library, 39 million
 
 
 
MINNESOTA
 
Minnesota State, MN
 
 
Casual collaborative computer pods
8 pods wrap around a pillar holding 104 workstations
Café height tables
Sofa seating with power in the end tables
Coffee shop
 
 
 
 
CALIFORNIA
 
San Jose Joint Use, CA
8/2003
475,000 square feet (gross or useable) – 8 stories
 
Capacity – 2 million volumes
3,600 seats
5 elevators and an escalator
Grand Reading Room
Literacy Center
Browsing Library
Children’s exploration room
Children’s storytelling room
Children’s electronic discovery area
Friends bookstore
ADA Center
Teen Center
7 story atrium
Café
37 group rooms
2 music listening rooms
30 art installations
177.5 million
 

           
Santa Rosa Jr. College, CA
Fall 2006
145,000 square feet, 90,000 useable
 
1,045 student seats (includes individual and group)
3 classrooms for campus use
280 computer workstations
A white noise generator (cool!)
Color scheme matches country colors
21 media carrels, a ? rooms
Tv studio
2 classrooms for video conference / distance services
Center for New Media
Tutoring center with 175 seats
4,000 art gallery
Café
 
As “green” as possible
 
1st - art gal, tutoring ctr, media srv, tv studio, 2 clrms
2nd – Info Cmns, pdcls, BI rooms, tech services, ILL
3rd – study spaces, book collection, acad. computing
4th – study spaces, bk collection, lib course reserve
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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