Cleveland Park Library Community Meeting 2/9/16DCPublicLibrary
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The document outlines a community meeting held on February 9, 2016, regarding the proposed redesign of the Cleveland Park Library, detailing various program areas and existing versus proposed building plans. It includes spatial breakdowns for adult, children's, and meeting areas, along with proposed elevations and views from different perspectives. Additionally, the design aims to integrate elements from the existing building while ensuring a functional and aesthetically pleasing environment.
This document introduces foundational leadership concepts and focuses on integrity as the first characteristic of a great leader. It discusses how leadership is influence over others and that everyone has influence over someone. It emphasizes that a leader's character is more important than what they say and that people are more likely to buy into a leader's vision if they buy into the leader's character first. It highlights the importance of consistency and being the same person whether in public or private.
The document presents two options for renovating and expanding an existing library building. Option 1 places children's areas on the first floor and adult areas on the second floor. This concentrates noisier children's spaces on the lower level and allows for more study rooms for adults upstairs. Option 2 puts adults on the first floor and children above, maximizing the size of the children's area but reducing the number of adult study rooms. Floor plans, elevation drawings, and perspectives are included for both options with notes on advantages and attributes of each approach.
This document discusses the importance of commitment in leadership. It defines commitment as keeping promises and sacrifices made to others. The document urges readers to commit to improving themselves in some small way over 30 days, such as a daily discipline, in order to practice self-leadership through commitment and discipline. Readers are encouraged to choose a goal, commit to working on it by a deadline, and follow through on their commitment to strengthen their character.
1. Confidence comes from believing in yourself and knowing your strengths, such as athletic or academic abilities.
2. Preparation is essential for developing confidence - when you are prepared for a situation through practice and hard work, you will feel more confident.
3. Sources of confidence can include parental and peer influence, experiences, and faith - but the most important source is internal belief in yourself based on your abilities and preparation.
This document discusses the importance of discipline for leadership. It defines discipline as "doing the right thing, the right way, all the time." Discipline comes from within and is essential for achieving goals and becoming the person you want to be. The document provides tips for developing self-discipline, including organizing your life around priorities, managing your time effectively, and committing to small goals over 30 days to practice discipline. Developing mastery over oneself through discipline is seen as the foundation for being able to lead others.
Southeast Community Mtg Presentation_9-29-22.pdfDCPublicLibrary
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The community meeting provided updates on the Southeast Neighborhood Library renovation project. The design has advanced through regulatory review and been refined based on community feedback. Key improvements include 25% more meeting space, almost 50% more computer and book space, and spaces tailored for children and families. The interior design focuses on collaboration, programming, and natural light. Exterior lighting and noise studies were performed to minimize impacts on neighbors. Next steps are to complete construction documents and permitting to begin construction.
Southeast Library Renovation Design, July 21, 2021DCPublicLibrary
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The Southeast Library community meeting discussed improvements to the library, including a significant increase in space and better acoustics for enhanced community services. Key design themes highlighted sustainability and improving safety and visibility of the new public entry. The meeting outlined the project timeline and next steps for regulatory submissions and community engagement.
The document provides information about planned improvements to the Southeast Neighborhood Library, including doubling the size of the library, increasing space for books, computers, and seating. It outlines the project timeline and discusses design themes focusing on daylighting, relating the new entrance to the original, and reinterpreting the landscape. Floor plans, interior views, and exterior views of the building design are presented, along with the site and landscape concept. Next steps include further staff consultations and regulatory reviews.
The community meeting presented two concept designs for renovating and expanding the Southeast Neighborhood Library. Both designs involved adding an underground expansion and maintaining the historic attributes. The SE corner entry design placed the new entry at the southeast corner and expanded below grade, while the SW corner entry design placed the new universal entry at the southwest corner. Stakeholders provided feedback on regulatory consultations and preferred the SW corner entry design for its clearer internal organization and larger program spaces. Next steps include finalizing the concept design and beginning schematic design.
The community meeting provided updates on the Southeast Neighborhood Library project. It discussed the results of community engagement activities which found interest in improved and expanded library spaces, including for reading, meetings, and children. A survey of over 500 community members found the current library is too small and desires more space for various activities. Analysis of the site and building was presented, along with next steps to develop concept designs and continued community involvement.
Lamond Riggs Library community presentation 05-20-2020DCPublicLibrary
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The document summarizes an online community meeting about plans for a new Lamond-Riggs Neighborhood Library. It provided information on the project timeline, what was heard from previous community feedback, reviews of the existing library and site context, design updates that were made in response to feedback, and plans for an interim library location during construction. Attendees were informed that the presentation would be posted online and to email the moderator with any questions.
DC Public Library - Southeast Library Renovation DCPublicLibrary
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The document outlines a community meeting for the Southeast Library, detailing project plans, community involvement, and design opportunities based on public feedback. It includes historical data on library usage and participatory surveys reflecting community preferences for library services. The design aims to create a modern library that fosters collaboration and enhances user experiences.
The document summarizes community feedback and design plans for modernizing the MLK Memorial Library in Washington DC. Key points include:
- Extensive community engagement was conducted, including focus groups and meetings, to inform the design.
- Feedback called for a more welcoming entrance, more visibility through glass, outdoor seating, easier wayfinding, and brighter/more activated spaces.
- The design plans in response open up the entrance, activate the Great Hall, add a cafe and children's spaces, improve lighting and wayfinding, and incorporate community requests.
The document summarizes a community meeting about plans for a new neighborhood library in Lamond-Riggs. It discusses the project timeline, community feedback, two design options for the building and site, and interior concepts. Residents requested a welcoming, learning-focused space to meet community needs. The design team outlined two options and got input on preferred features. The project will now refine plans and review them at a future community meeting before finalizing the new library design.
DC Public Library Facilities Master Plan Community PresentationDCPublicLibrary
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The document outlines the DC Public Library's facilities master plan, emphasizing a comprehensive approach that includes usage assessments, community engagement, and facility condition evaluations. It identifies key planning strategies to manage assets, grow equitably, design responsively, and prioritize projects, with specific libraries requiring system renewals in the coming decade. Additionally, community feedback highlighted the need for technological resources, diverse programming, and improved accessibility to meet the evolving needs of library users.
DC Public Library - A New Lamond-Riggs Library DCPublicLibrary
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The document summarizes Community Meeting #3 for the new Lamond-Riggs Neighborhood Library project. It discusses the timeline, what was heard from the community in previous meetings, an analysis of the site including zoning and context, the proposed building program, and potential blocking and stacking options. Sustainability strategies were also presented to achieve LEED Gold certification. Next steps include developing preliminary design plans incorporating community feedback and Community Meeting #4 before engaging agencies for approval.
The document summarizes a community meeting about the redesign of the Lamond-Riggs Neighborhood Library. It discusses the project timeline, introducing the project team. Over 700 community members provided input on their vision through surveys and focus groups. They want the library to have comfortable seating, technology, quiet spaces, natural light, and be welcoming to all ages. The draft program was presented, outlining spaces like the marketplace, discovery zone, and living room. It aims to create a "third place" for the community. Next steps are to refine the program and finalize the design, with an anticipated opening in late 2021.
The document outlines the construction and community engagement timeline for modernizing the Southeast Library. It discusses that the design/build process will begin in early 2019, with construction starting in 2021 and being completed in 2022. It also details the extensive community engagement process that will include surveys, focus groups and community meetings to gather input on the new design.
This document summarizes a community meeting about renovating the Lamond-Riggs Neighborhood Library in Washington D.C. It provided an agenda and timeline for the project, introduced the design and construction teams, discussed the role of libraries historically and today, and solicited early community feedback. Community members expressed a desire for more lounge space, computer classes, children's areas, and meeting spaces. The project is scheduled to begin design in late 2018 with an interim space in early 2020 and completion in late 2021.
This document outlines the agenda and details from a community meeting for the new Southwest Library project in Washington DC. The agenda covers the project timeline, interim library plans, community feedback received so far, and an update on the building design. The project timeline shows construction of the new library beginning in winter 2020 after the existing library closes in spring 2019 and the interim library opens. The building design update provides site plans and floor plans for the new two-story, 15,768 square foot library, and shows how it addresses feedback received from the community.
This document provides an agenda and details from a community meeting for the new Southwest Library project in Washington DC. The agenda covers the project timeline, plans for an interim library, community feedback gathered, the site and building design, and progress on interior designs. The new two-story library building is designed to be open and connected to the community with outdoor spaces, meeting rooms, and areas for children and adults. It will replace the existing library and open in early 2020 after construction is completed in fall 2019.
The document outlines details from a community meeting regarding the renovation of the Capitol View Library. It discusses the results of a community survey that preferred the more geometric modern design option for the library exterior. It also outlines the timeline for construction including closing the current library in late May/early June 2018 and opening an interim library nearby, with the renovated library planned to reopen in fall 2018. The document notes that a public art selection process will occur to commission a piece of art for the library as well.
The document outlines plans for a new Southwest Library in Washington, DC, including a proposed timeline, interim library location, community feedback on desired amenities, and conceptual site and building designs. The project aims to replace the existing library with a new two-story, 20,367 square foot building integrated into the neighborhood and connected to an adjacent park. It will include improved public spaces based on public input, with 16,041 square feet dedicated to public use.
This document presents two exterior design concept options for the Capitol View Library. Option 1 shows one view of the library's exterior from Central Avenue and East Capitol Street. Option 2 shows an alternative exterior design view of the library from the same intersection.
Capitol View Library community meeting presentation 12 5-2017DCPublicLibrary
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This document outlines plans to renovate the Capitol View Library. It discusses modernizing the interior with a new entrance, furniture, and meeting spaces. The renovation will have two phases - the first involves interior work and reopening in December 2017. The second phase focuses on exterior design plans, including options for the facade and landscaping. During this phase in spring 2018, the library will close temporarily and reopen in fall 2018 after completing both interior and exterior renovations. An interim library location will operate during the closure. Community feedback on the exterior design was also presented.
Xenobia Bailey is an artist known for her colorful crochet hats, mandalas, and tents inspired by African and African American aesthetics. She studied ethnomusicology and received a BA in industrial design. Bailey has been artist-in-residence at several museums and is creating a ceiling design for the MLK Library Grand Reading Room featuring draped and suspended acoustic baffles with digital collages of her crochet works, maps, and images related to African American history and culture.
Unincorporated Studio is a collaborative of four artists based in Washington, DC that uses mapping to advocate for people and places. The artists' practices include sculpture incorporating local soils, tenant organizing research, identity-focused performance art, and sound walks exploring environmental histories. They propose a project for the downtown public library mapping how citizens share rights to the city through soil samples, literary descriptions, histories of struggles for housing and rights, and sounds of social spaces, with materials gathered from residents and the library's collections.
The document provides information about planned improvements to the Southeast Neighborhood Library, including doubling the size of the library, increasing space for books, computers, and seating. It outlines the project timeline and discusses design themes focusing on daylighting, relating the new entrance to the original, and reinterpreting the landscape. Floor plans, interior views, and exterior views of the building design are presented, along with the site and landscape concept. Next steps include further staff consultations and regulatory reviews.
The community meeting presented two concept designs for renovating and expanding the Southeast Neighborhood Library. Both designs involved adding an underground expansion and maintaining the historic attributes. The SE corner entry design placed the new entry at the southeast corner and expanded below grade, while the SW corner entry design placed the new universal entry at the southwest corner. Stakeholders provided feedback on regulatory consultations and preferred the SW corner entry design for its clearer internal organization and larger program spaces. Next steps include finalizing the concept design and beginning schematic design.
The community meeting provided updates on the Southeast Neighborhood Library project. It discussed the results of community engagement activities which found interest in improved and expanded library spaces, including for reading, meetings, and children. A survey of over 500 community members found the current library is too small and desires more space for various activities. Analysis of the site and building was presented, along with next steps to develop concept designs and continued community involvement.
Lamond Riggs Library community presentation 05-20-2020DCPublicLibrary
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The document summarizes an online community meeting about plans for a new Lamond-Riggs Neighborhood Library. It provided information on the project timeline, what was heard from previous community feedback, reviews of the existing library and site context, design updates that were made in response to feedback, and plans for an interim library location during construction. Attendees were informed that the presentation would be posted online and to email the moderator with any questions.
DC Public Library - Southeast Library Renovation DCPublicLibrary
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The document outlines a community meeting for the Southeast Library, detailing project plans, community involvement, and design opportunities based on public feedback. It includes historical data on library usage and participatory surveys reflecting community preferences for library services. The design aims to create a modern library that fosters collaboration and enhances user experiences.
The document summarizes community feedback and design plans for modernizing the MLK Memorial Library in Washington DC. Key points include:
- Extensive community engagement was conducted, including focus groups and meetings, to inform the design.
- Feedback called for a more welcoming entrance, more visibility through glass, outdoor seating, easier wayfinding, and brighter/more activated spaces.
- The design plans in response open up the entrance, activate the Great Hall, add a cafe and children's spaces, improve lighting and wayfinding, and incorporate community requests.
The document summarizes a community meeting about plans for a new neighborhood library in Lamond-Riggs. It discusses the project timeline, community feedback, two design options for the building and site, and interior concepts. Residents requested a welcoming, learning-focused space to meet community needs. The design team outlined two options and got input on preferred features. The project will now refine plans and review them at a future community meeting before finalizing the new library design.
DC Public Library Facilities Master Plan Community PresentationDCPublicLibrary
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The document outlines the DC Public Library's facilities master plan, emphasizing a comprehensive approach that includes usage assessments, community engagement, and facility condition evaluations. It identifies key planning strategies to manage assets, grow equitably, design responsively, and prioritize projects, with specific libraries requiring system renewals in the coming decade. Additionally, community feedback highlighted the need for technological resources, diverse programming, and improved accessibility to meet the evolving needs of library users.
DC Public Library - A New Lamond-Riggs Library DCPublicLibrary
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The document summarizes Community Meeting #3 for the new Lamond-Riggs Neighborhood Library project. It discusses the timeline, what was heard from the community in previous meetings, an analysis of the site including zoning and context, the proposed building program, and potential blocking and stacking options. Sustainability strategies were also presented to achieve LEED Gold certification. Next steps include developing preliminary design plans incorporating community feedback and Community Meeting #4 before engaging agencies for approval.
The document summarizes a community meeting about the redesign of the Lamond-Riggs Neighborhood Library. It discusses the project timeline, introducing the project team. Over 700 community members provided input on their vision through surveys and focus groups. They want the library to have comfortable seating, technology, quiet spaces, natural light, and be welcoming to all ages. The draft program was presented, outlining spaces like the marketplace, discovery zone, and living room. It aims to create a "third place" for the community. Next steps are to refine the program and finalize the design, with an anticipated opening in late 2021.
The document outlines the construction and community engagement timeline for modernizing the Southeast Library. It discusses that the design/build process will begin in early 2019, with construction starting in 2021 and being completed in 2022. It also details the extensive community engagement process that will include surveys, focus groups and community meetings to gather input on the new design.
This document summarizes a community meeting about renovating the Lamond-Riggs Neighborhood Library in Washington D.C. It provided an agenda and timeline for the project, introduced the design and construction teams, discussed the role of libraries historically and today, and solicited early community feedback. Community members expressed a desire for more lounge space, computer classes, children's areas, and meeting spaces. The project is scheduled to begin design in late 2018 with an interim space in early 2020 and completion in late 2021.
This document outlines the agenda and details from a community meeting for the new Southwest Library project in Washington DC. The agenda covers the project timeline, interim library plans, community feedback received so far, and an update on the building design. The project timeline shows construction of the new library beginning in winter 2020 after the existing library closes in spring 2019 and the interim library opens. The building design update provides site plans and floor plans for the new two-story, 15,768 square foot library, and shows how it addresses feedback received from the community.
This document provides an agenda and details from a community meeting for the new Southwest Library project in Washington DC. The agenda covers the project timeline, plans for an interim library, community feedback gathered, the site and building design, and progress on interior designs. The new two-story library building is designed to be open and connected to the community with outdoor spaces, meeting rooms, and areas for children and adults. It will replace the existing library and open in early 2020 after construction is completed in fall 2019.
The document outlines details from a community meeting regarding the renovation of the Capitol View Library. It discusses the results of a community survey that preferred the more geometric modern design option for the library exterior. It also outlines the timeline for construction including closing the current library in late May/early June 2018 and opening an interim library nearby, with the renovated library planned to reopen in fall 2018. The document notes that a public art selection process will occur to commission a piece of art for the library as well.
The document outlines plans for a new Southwest Library in Washington, DC, including a proposed timeline, interim library location, community feedback on desired amenities, and conceptual site and building designs. The project aims to replace the existing library with a new two-story, 20,367 square foot building integrated into the neighborhood and connected to an adjacent park. It will include improved public spaces based on public input, with 16,041 square feet dedicated to public use.
This document presents two exterior design concept options for the Capitol View Library. Option 1 shows one view of the library's exterior from Central Avenue and East Capitol Street. Option 2 shows an alternative exterior design view of the library from the same intersection.
Capitol View Library community meeting presentation 12 5-2017DCPublicLibrary
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This document outlines plans to renovate the Capitol View Library. It discusses modernizing the interior with a new entrance, furniture, and meeting spaces. The renovation will have two phases - the first involves interior work and reopening in December 2017. The second phase focuses on exterior design plans, including options for the facade and landscaping. During this phase in spring 2018, the library will close temporarily and reopen in fall 2018 after completing both interior and exterior renovations. An interim library location will operate during the closure. Community feedback on the exterior design was also presented.
Xenobia Bailey is an artist known for her colorful crochet hats, mandalas, and tents inspired by African and African American aesthetics. She studied ethnomusicology and received a BA in industrial design. Bailey has been artist-in-residence at several museums and is creating a ceiling design for the MLK Library Grand Reading Room featuring draped and suspended acoustic baffles with digital collages of her crochet works, maps, and images related to African American history and culture.
Unincorporated Studio is a collaborative of four artists based in Washington, DC that uses mapping to advocate for people and places. The artists' practices include sculpture incorporating local soils, tenant organizing research, identity-focused performance art, and sound walks exploring environmental histories. They propose a project for the downtown public library mapping how citizens share rights to the city through soil samples, literary descriptions, histories of struggles for housing and rights, and sounds of social spaces, with materials gathered from residents and the library's collections.
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For large organizations seeking to diversify their offer by building a new venture, there’s often tension between the parent company and the fledgling. The new venture holds potential rewards, but also potential risk, as it introduces new models, metrics, and norms.
But what if you could harness the kinetic energy that friction causes, and use it to catapult your venture toward success? In the right conditions, friction can show you the difference between how you’ve been operating, and how you need to be.
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Discovery… it’s more than just finding a piece of information to complete a specific task. It’s more than just search… it is uncovering the unexpected, the “aha!” moment, or the deeper story behind a familiar subject. It is an experience – the user experience – within a digital space.
This presentation begins by looking at some design examples within the cultural heritage domain that are crafted to foster and encourage curiosity, leading to discovery. Examples draw on different subjects, particularly ones that blend content from different genres and countries. We will unpack design approaches that deliberately invite curiosity and “horizontal navigation” through different information paths. Then, we will look more closely at some techniques that UX designers can use to shape these experiences, such as how to leverage the user’s context of use, how to integrate cultural contexts, and how to gracefully find meaning in large scale data sets.
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