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The document discusses new designs for libraries to meet changing needs. It explores recent library designs in Dresden, Gottingen, London, and Seattle that offer access to information, guidance, communication spaces, and inspiring atmospheres. The document also examines aspects of library design including access, signage, comfort, acoustics, lighting, sustainability, and costs.
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- 3. What role?
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- 5. Information Market Guide through the Information Jungle Brian Lang
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- 29. • Thank you • Questions? • Photographs by • Göttingen: Tina Hohmann, Gerber Architekten • Dresden: Tina Hohmann, Fotoarchiv der SLUB Dresden • Whitechapel: Tina Hohmann, Adjace Architects • Seattle: Seattle Public Library Tina.Hohmann@writtle.ac.uk