The Year in Architecture 2010: Comfort & Joy

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Main Author:	Fox, Bette-Lee
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	2010
Subjects:	Architecture Public Libraries Librarians Reading Facility Improvement Buildings Structural Elements (Construction)
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contents	The Year in Architecture 2010: Comfort & Joy Fox, Bette-Lee Architecture Public Libraries Librarians Reading Facility Improvement Buildings Structural Elements (Construction) The libraries featured in this article--all projects competed between July 1, 2009, and June 30, 2010--harmonize with and expand into their communities. Today's library is more than the mere sum of its parts. As evidenced by these 125 public library projects and 12 academic buildings, the thinking these days is for the library to harmonize with and extend both into and beyond its community; to become a warm and welcoming place for its constituents; and to present a safe harbor for everyone who enters. These libraries embrace brilliant artwork, panoramic views through glass walls, extensive collections of varied materials, hi-tech elements of every imaginable kind, and more energy-efficient features than one can shake a bioswale at. This article presents: (1) an overview of building projects in 2010; (2) statistics on libraries; and (3) list of architects.
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spellingShingle	The Year in Architecture 2010: Comfort & Joy Fox, Bette-Lee Architecture Public Libraries Librarians Reading Facility Improvement Buildings Structural Elements (Construction) The Year in Architecture 2010: Comfort & Joy Fox, Bette-Lee Architecture Public Libraries Librarians Reading Facility Improvement Buildings Structural Elements (Construction) The libraries featured in this article--all projects competed between July 1, 2009, and June 30, 2010--harmonize with and expand into their communities. Today's library is more than the mere sum of its parts. As evidenced by these 125 public library projects and 12 academic buildings, the thinking these days is for the library to harmonize with and extend both into and beyond its community; to become a warm and welcoming place for its constituents; and to present a safe harbor for everyone who enters. These libraries embrace brilliant artwork, panoramic views through glass walls, extensive collections of varied materials, hi-tech elements of every imaginable kind, and more energy-efficient features than one can shake a bioswale at. This article presents: (1) an overview of building projects in 2010; (2) statistics on libraries; and (3) list of architects.
title	The Year in Architecture 2010: Comfort & Joy
topic	Architecture Public Libraries Librarians Reading Facility Improvement Buildings Structural Elements (Construction)
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