The Library Service Center: Collaborative partnerships for legacy collections and program innovation
1. The Library Service Center
Collaborative partnership for
legacy collections and program innovation
Charles G. Forrest
Director, Library Facilities, Emory University Libraries (retired)
Principal and Owner, 21CL Consulting, LLC (current)
2. MISSION
– The tree and the cloud
PARTNERSHIP
– Emory and Georgia Tech
FACILITY
– Library Service Center
OPPORTUNITY
– Innovation and renovation
3. MISSION
– The tree and the cloud
PARTNERSHIP
– Emory and Georgia Tech
FACILITY
– Library Service Center
OPPORTUNITY
– Innovation and renovation
4. Cultural memory institutions*
use the best available technology
to acquire, conserve and transmit
the inscribed cultural legacy
*Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums
48. MISSION
– The tree and the cloud
PARTNERSHIP
– Emory and Georgia Tech
FACILITY
– Library Service Center
OPPORTUNITY
– Innovation and renovation
49. Master planning will…
Engage a broad range of
stakeholders in the creation
of a programmatic vision
for the enhancement and
expansion of library spaces,
to ensure strategic
alignment and operational
effectiveness of public
space, staff space, and
support space.
50. Describe a phased
approach to create
dynamic and collaborative
library spaces across the
Emory campus for study,
teaching, research, project
development, and
discourse.
Master planning will…
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52. Eliot Felix
Project Advisor
Alexis
Project Strategist
Elizabeth
Project Strategist
Michelle
Project Coordinator
Matthew
Project Lead
• American University – Library master plan
• Carnegie Mellon University
• Clemson University
• Georgia Tech – Library master plan
• New York University
• North Carolina State University – Library planning
• Smithsonian Institution
• Stanford University
• Temple University – Library planning and
programming
• University of Michigan – Library planning and space
program
• University of South Carolina – Library vision and
programming
• University of Virginia
• Yale University – Joint Library & IT service model
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76. MISSION
– The tree and the cloud
– The hybrid library
PARTNERSHIP
– Complementary partners
– Common interest
FACILITY
– Preservation
– Access
OPPORTUNITY
– Collection spaces to people places
– Phased implementation
– Continuously responsive
77. MISSION
– The tree and the cloud
– The hybrid library
PARTNERSHIP
– Complementary partners
– Common interest
FACILITY
– Preservation
– Access
OPPORTUNITY
– Collection spaces to people places
– Phased implementation
– Continuously responsive
78. MISSION
– The tree and the cloud
– The hybrid library
PARTNERSHIP
– Complementary partners
– Common interest
FACILITY
– Preservation
– Access
OPPORTUNITY
– Collection spaces to people places
– Phased implementation
– Continuously responsive
79. MISSION
– The tree and the cloud
– The hybrid library
PARTNERSHIP
– Complementary partners
– Common interest
FACILITY
– Preservation
– Access
OPPORTUNITY
– Collection spaces to people places
– Phased implementation
– Continuously responsive
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81. The Library Service Center
Collaborative partnership
for legacy collections
and program innovation
Charles G. Forrest
charles.forrest@emory.edu
Acknowledgments
The Architecture Group
BNIM Architects
brightspot strategy
Yolanda Cooper
Linda M. Daniels
Emory University
EmTech
Georgia Institute of Technology
IFLA Library Buildings & Equipment Section
KSS Architects
LP3 Architects
Rich Mendola
Catherine Murray-Rust
SCUP Southern Region
Whiting-Turner Construction