Lib fest 2015 UWL New Library

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The document provides details about the new SMR Library that will open at the University of Leicester in September 2015. Some key facts include that the new library will have approximately 780 study spaces, 155 computers, 680 meters of mobile shelving for audiovisual materials and periodicals, and 1990 meters of open shelving for 74,000 book items. The new library is designed to minimize noise and features group work areas, individual study carrels, self-service technologies like RFID kiosks and a book sorter, and staff support services like consultation booths and roaming assistance. The main library moves will occur in late July/August 2015 in preparation for the new SMR Library opening on September 1st, 2015

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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building
briefing
Introducing the new SMR Library…
Tim Wales
Director of Library Services, UWL
LibFest, April 8th 2015

Facts & figures*
#FutureUWLibrary
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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing * Final details and plans still subject to change

•3 floors + GF entrance
•c. 780 study spaces
•c. 155 fixed PCs
•3 PC training labs
•680m mobile shelving for
AV items / periodicals
•1990m open shelving for
books (c.74,000 items)
UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing – Image: Tim Wales

•4 book collection areas
•3 mobile shelving areas
•6 fixed group study
spaces
•4 quiet study rooms
•1 seminar/meeting room
•4 staff offices
•2 x book alarm systems
at SMR entrances
UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing – Image: Tim Wales

Design features
#FutureUWLibrary
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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing

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Noise strategy
UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing – Image © Nomad RDC

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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing – Drawings © Nomad RDC
New Group Work
Pavilion – Floor 1

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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing Drawings © Nomad RDC
New Study Spaces –
Single/Double Carrels
Floors 1-3

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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing Drawings © Nomad RDC
“Arrival Lounges” at
entrances Floors 1-3

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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing Drawings © Nomad RDC
Hedge partitions
Floors 2 & 3

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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing Drawings © Nomad RDC
GF entrance area

New technologies
#FutureUWLibrary
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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing

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Book sorter in
entrance
for 24/7 returns
UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing – Images: Tim Wales

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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing - Image © 3M
6 new RFID self-service kiosks
with cashless payments

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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing – Image © Wagnerguides
Digital signage and 3D interactive
floorplans linked to catalogue

Customer support
#FutureUWLibrary
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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing

Proposed staffed hours*:
Mon - Thurs 09:00 – 20:30
Fri 09:00 – 18:00
Sat & Sun 10:00 – 18:00
Self-service all other times
with term-time 24/7 (TBC)
• “non desk” in entrance
• Roaming Customer
Experience Assistants
with tablet devices
• 1-2-1 consultation booths
and help points
• 3 PC training labs
• LibAnswers webchat,
online FAQs launched
Customer support
17
UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing * = subject to final approval

Key dates
#FutureUWLibrary
18
UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing

• Procurement & final
sign-off phase (April/May)
• Main fit-out and FFE
installation period
(May/June/July)
• Main book and staff move
end of July/August
• Tours, inductions (and
snagging) from
September
• Book packing, moving &
interfiling starts
Monday 1st June
• VH Library closes
Sunday 19th July
• Book fetch service begins
@ VH Monday 20th July
• Paragon Library closes
Friday 24th July
• New Library opens
Tuesday September 1st
Timeline & Key Dates Summer 2015
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UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing

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Lib fest 2015 UWL New Library

1. 1 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing Introducing the new SMR Library… Tim Wales Director of Library Services, UWL LibFest, April 8th 2015

2. Facts & figures* #FutureUWLibrary 2 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing * Final details and plans still subject to change

3. •3 floors + GF entrance •c. 780 study spaces •c. 155 fixed PCs •3 PC training labs •680m mobile shelving for AV items / periodicals •1990m open shelving for books (c.74,000 items) UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing – Image: Tim Wales

4. •4 book collection areas •3 mobile shelving areas •6 fixed group study spaces •4 quiet study rooms •1 seminar/meeting room •4 staff offices •2 x book alarm systems at SMR entrances UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing – Image: Tim Wales

5. Design features #FutureUWLibrary 5 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing

8. 8 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing Drawings © Nomad RDC New Study Spaces – Single/Double Carrels Floors 1-3

9. 9 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing Drawings © Nomad RDC “Arrival Lounges” at entrances Floors 1-3

12. New technologies #FutureUWLibrary 12 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing

13. 13 Book sorter in entrance for 24/7 returns UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing – Images: Tim Wales

14. 14 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing - Image © 3M 6 new RFID self-service kiosks with cashless payments

15. 15 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing – Image © Wagnerguides Digital signage and 3D interactive floorplans linked to catalogue

16. Customer support #FutureUWLibrary 16 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing

17. Proposed staffed hours*: Mon - Thurs 09:00 – 20:30 Fri 09:00 – 18:00 Sat & Sun 10:00 – 18:00 Self-service all other times with term-time 24/7 (TBC) • “non desk” in entrance • Roaming Customer Experience Assistants with tablet devices • 1-2-1 consultation booths and help points • 3 PC training labs • LibAnswers webchat, online FAQs launched Customer support 17 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing * = subject to final approval

18. Key dates #FutureUWLibrary 18 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing

19. • Procurement & final sign-off phase (April/May) • Main fit-out and FFE installation period (May/June/July) • Main book and staff move end of July/August • Tours, inductions (and snagging) from September • Book packing, moving & interfiling starts Monday 1st June • VH Library closes Sunday 19th July • Book fetch service begins @ VH Monday 20th July • Paragon Library closes Friday 24th July • New Library opens Tuesday September 1st Timeline & Key Dates Summer 2015 19 UWL Library Services LibFest 2015 - New building briefing

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