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- 1. THE MODERNIZED SOUTHEAST LIBRARY Constructionand Community Engagement Timeline Richard Reyes-Gavilan Executive Director, DC Public Library
- 2. AGENDA • INTRODUCTIONS • DESIGN/CONSTRUCTIONSCHEDULE • A DECADE OF NEW LIBRARY PROJECTS • THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES: TRANSACTION TO TRANSFORMATION • DESIGN/BUILD SELECTION PROCESS • COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT • NEXT STEPS/STAYING CONNECTED • Q&A
- 3. PRELIMINARY DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE • RFPfor DESIGN/BUILD SERVICES EARLY 2019 • DESIGN/BUILD TEAM SELECTION SPRING 2019 • DESIGN KICK-OFF SUMMER 2019 • CLOSE FOR CONSTRUCTION EARLY 2021 • MODERNIZED LIBRARY OPENS FALL 2022
- 4. EASTERN MARKET METRO PLAZAACTIVATION
- 5. A DECADE OFNEW LIBRARY PROJECTS 1. Takoma Park March 2009 2. Parklands-Turner October 2009 3. Northwest One December 2009 4. Benning April 2010 5. Anacostia April 2010 6. Deanwood June 2010 7. Shaw August 2010 8. Georgetown October 2010 9. Tenley January 2011 10. Petworth February 2011 11. Bellevue June 2012 12. Francis Gregory June 2012
- 6. A DECADE OFNEW LIBRARY PROJECTS 13. Mount Pleasant September 2012 14. Rosedale October 2012 15. Northeast February 2014 16. Woodridge September 2016 17. West End December 2017 18. Palisades January 2018 19. Cleveland Park June 2018 20. Capitol View 2019 21. Southwest 2020 22. MLK Jr. Library 2020 23. Lamond Riggs 2021 24. Southeast 2022
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- 36. TRANSACTION TO TRANSFORMATION …we recognize today that the focus of excellent library design should be to delight users, not to warehouse objects. This simple guiding principle creates boundless opportunities for architects and librarians to create inspirational centers of learning. In addition to providing shelves of books, libraries today must, at a minimum, provide those catalysts of curiosity that engage the mind and uplift the spirit: natural light, ubiquitous but largely invisible technology and a variety of spaces flexibly designed for independent study or collaboration.
- 37. DESIGN/BUILD SELECTION PROCESS •Request for Proposals (RFP) for Design/Build services issued in early 2019 • Library will hold a pre-proposal conference to respond to questions from prospective bidders • Short list of finalists will be asked to make presentations to a library panel • Two community members (selected by Councilmember Allen) will serve as advisory members on panel • Winners will be notified after which Board of Trustees and City Council must approve contract
- 38. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT • Library/ Friends leadership tour of modernized libraries • Surveys and Focus groups • Approximately five community meetings during concept and schematic design phases • Other meetings with stakeholder groups • Regulatory review from Commission of Fine Arts, Historic Preservation Review Board, others • Consultation with local civic associations, historical organizations • www.dclibrary.org/southeastlibraryrenovation
- 39. NEXT STEPS /STAYING CONNECTED • Library & Friends leadership will coordinate tour • Website and surveys will be available at www.dclibrary.org/southeastlibraryrenovation • Library will work with CM Allen to identify advisory members for Design/Build team selection panel CONTACTS: Martha Saccocio (martha.saccocio@dc.gov) Archie Williams (archie.williams@dc.gov)
- 40. Q&A Richard Reyes-Gavilan Executive Director,DC Public Library