MIES MEMORIAL LIBRARY concept the concept starts from creating a library that can preserve the past but guide us towards a good future. we propose to design a library which can change and evolve over the years. we take as reference the fashion stores which change depending on the season. that way they never go out of style. libraries will have to adapt in a similar way to always be useful. the future is not to build and demolish, but to build and rearrange. the site wants to be more than a library, so the proposal will include a cafeteria, chill zone, auditorium and book galleries. mobility is essential for future libraries and this program can easily change over the years. a public space for collaborative work, that is the vision that alt has about the libraries of the future. previously, libraries housed knowledge through books and people went to look for those books. today, knowledge is available on the web for everyone, but not everyone can have access to resources such as computers, electricity or the internet. 2019 2021 2030 LIBRARY FASHION STORE FUTURE LIBRARY how to make a library move into the future? attraction connection Based on a site analysis, it is concluded that the space wants to be something more than a library. The site is close to the student residence, therefore, the program will integrate a cafeteria, chill zone and visual room. McComick Tribune Campus Center Siegel Hall Paul V. Galvin Library Campus Doorms McComick Tribune Campus Center Siegel Hall Paul V. Galvin Library Campus Doorms program ADMIN BATH ROOMS RESEARCH CLIENT BRIEF = 2,300m2 STUDYREADING SHELVING STOR AGE COPY RESEARCH ROOM AUDITORIUM TOTAL AREA = 2,550m2 STUDY SHELVING STOR AGE ADMIN SHELVING READING AUDITORIUM COPY ROOM ADMIN STUDY STOR AGE COPY RESEARCH ROOM AUDITORIUM FIRST FLOOR = 1,910 m2 READING STOR AGE SECOND FLOOR = 630m2 [ALT] BRIEF = 250 m2 intentions volumetric intention 10ft LIBRARY MIES MODULE MIES MEMORIAL LIBRARY angles 45 45 45 45 circulations holes BENCHES GRASS HOLE TRAMPOLINE ceiling structure furniture ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” furniture ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” furniture ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” furniture ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” furniture ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” furniture ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” glass box ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” ”SCREEN” movement movement movement movement movement movement movement movement study zone amphitheatre cafeteria chill zone galleries research/visual room arches arches first floor STUDY BATHROOMS STORAGE AUDITORIUM CHILL ZONE CAFETERIA READING SHELVING RESEARCH CHILL ZONE second floor STORAGE ADMINISTRATION PRIVATE ZONE FOR READING ceiling section Perfect! Amazing “SCREEN” “SCREEN” “SCREEN” ROCK!! Let me see axonometric
