What to Read When Building a Library (or, Is That a Mastodon in the Choir Loft?).

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1. Verfasser: Pitts, Francis Murdock
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Veröffentlicht: 1996
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contents What to Read When Building a Library (or, Is That a Mastodon in the Choir Loft?). Pitts, Francis Murdock Architects Architectural Research Building Design Community Characteristics Community Needs Design Preferences Facility Improvement Personal Narratives Public Libraries User Needs (Information) Describes the design philosophy of an architect who remodels and builds public libraries. Reviews the author's work on the Cohoes Public Library (New York) and the Saratoga Springs Public Library (New York). Discusses how architects create memorable public buildings by reading about and understanding sites, by working closely with communities, and heeding neighborhood characteristics. (JMV)
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spellingShingle What to Read When Building a Library (or, Is That a Mastodon in the Choir Loft?).
Pitts, Francis Murdock
Architects
Architectural Research
Building Design
Community Characteristics
Community Needs
Design Preferences
Facility Improvement
Personal Narratives
Public Libraries
User Needs (Information)
What to Read When Building a Library (or, Is That a Mastodon in the Choir Loft?). Pitts, Francis Murdock Architects Architectural Research Building Design Community Characteristics Community Needs Design Preferences Facility Improvement Personal Narratives Public Libraries User Needs (Information) Describes the design philosophy of an architect who remodels and builds public libraries. Reviews the author's work on the Cohoes Public Library (New York) and the Saratoga Springs Public Library (New York). Discusses how architects create memorable public buildings by reading about and understanding sites, by working closely with communities, and heeding neighborhood characteristics. (JMV)
title What to Read When Building a Library (or, Is That a Mastodon in the Choir Loft?).
topic Architects
Architectural Research
Building Design
Community Characteristics
Community Needs
Design Preferences
Facility Improvement
Personal Narratives
Public Libraries
User Needs (Information)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ521849