KFPL Central Branch Re-Design/Renovation

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KFPL Central Branch Re-Design/Renovation Public Presentation November 25, 2014 2014 HDR, Inc., all rights reserved.

HDR 8,500 people working in 200 locations 4 architectural offices in Canada Kingston, Ottawa, Toronto, & London Founded in 1846 by John Power, oldest architectural practice remaining in continuous operation in Canada (formerly Mill & Ross) Civic, Healthcare and Science+Technology

The Team

Resource Planning Group Inc. (RPG)

Kingston Frontenac Public Library The Future of the Public Library Who is Resource Planning Group Inc.? Two Key Questions Does KFPL Need to Change? Changing Community Profile Changing Technologies Changing Service Demands Why will the Library Continue to be Important? Because... What Will the Library Look Like in the Future? What s Next? November 2014 Resource Planning Group Inc.

Who is Resource Planning Group Inc.? What projects has RPG done that are in the works? New York Public Library Ottawa Public Library Saskatoon Public Library Regina Public Library Lethbridge Public Library

Two Key Questions Does the Kingston Frontenac Public Library need to change? Isn t it just fine the way it is? (Old School) Why do we need a public library at all when we have the Internet? Aren t libraries passé? (New School)

Does KFPL Need to Change? Drop in some use patterns: Changing technologies:

Community Profile Population Size and Profile, and Patterns of Library Use are the primary drivers of library service needs. The Library needs to change because your community profile is changing

Changing Technologies There is an ever-increasing dependence on information: as a primary social educational recreational economic and cultural resource =

Changing Technologies There is now increased competition: from other information providers who now parallel traditional library services (and equal access to information)

Changing Technologies Information has new sources: in evolving publishing practices (including self publishing) in how products are created and made available In which products are made available in who owns the products

Changing Service Demands The Library needs to change because the communities service demands are changing There are increasing and divergent expectations for traditional in-person and new virtual services More library users now do more things independently

Changing Service Demands The importance of NOW: a 24/7 world parallel real time access and communication as it happens broadcast immediacy integration of multiple formats dialogue interaction

Changing Service Demands Now, anyone can access EVERYTHING: librarian-centric compartmentalized particular client-centric cross-disciplinary universal

Changing Service Demands Exposure to Information Can Stimulate Multiple Intelligences: linguistic logical-mathematical musical kinesthetic spatial inter-personal intra-personal naturalistic spiritual existential

Changing Service Demands Many Variations in Levels of Ability: by education level by age range by social group by income level

Changing Service Demands Patrons have multi-faceted objectives: social cultural financial educational recreational artistic

Why will the Library will continue to be important? Because... We have a richer, denser information matrix: exponential growth, merging data bases = increasing search complexity The immense size of modern databases gives us a feeling of meaninglessness. Information in such quantities reminds us of Borges library extending infinitely in all directions. It is our task as humans to bring meaning back into this wasteland. As finite creatures who think and feel, we can create islands of meaning in the sea of information. Freeman Dyson on James Gleick s The Information: A History, a Theory, a Flood

Why will the Library will continue to be important? Because... Potential for experiential distortion and overload: Disorientation by information overload generalities overwhelmed by specifics saturation by stimulation focus on narrow resource types polarization of formats and perceptions loss of balanced perspective

Why will the Library will continue to be important? Because... Perspectives can be diminished: through novelty and distraction through a diminished awareness of self, others, history, community place & environment

Why will the Library will continue to be important? Because... The scope of applications has expanded: exploration discovery immersion concentration collaboration fabrication production performance

Why will the Library will continue to be important? Because... We want more: range of formats range of experiences degree of stimulation connectivity

Why will the Library will continue to be important? Because... The community is more creative: taking static information assembling knowledge applying it with originality making things

What will the Library look like in the future? The Library will be an ongoing continuing, visible symbol of community vitality and interaction:

What will the Library look like in the future? The Library will support learning and growth at every life stage:

What will the Library look like in the future? The Library will be a champion of literacy in every form:

What will the Library look like in the future? The Library will ensure openness and access for all:

The Public Library s Role in Future Support local information:

What will the Library look like in the future? The Library will re-inventing the information-experience

What will the Library look like in the future? The Library will be catalyst for community vitality:

What will the Library look like in the future? The Library will have as much (or more) Space: for people!!!!! as it does for information resources

The Plan

Design Concepts KFPL Vision 2020 redefinition of the Central Branch Library reflect unique position in downtown / promote stronger partnerships Multi-purpose destination Meeting/Exhibit/Community Space/Cultural Centre New modern finishes Flexible layout New Mechanical, Electrical and Life Safety Systems LEED initiatives where possible

Architectural Design Visual connection with the streets Views of the city centre & Lake Ontario More inviting entrance Modern finishes & furniture Acoustics Natural light

Mechanical & Electrical Provide high level of occupant comfort Controlled temperature/humidity Meet sustainability goals & carbon footprint Provide flexible design Be flexible enough to be functional during a phased construction

Project Phasing Phase 1 New Mechanical/Electrical Room Phase 2 Renovation Level 1 Phase 3 Renovation Level 2 Phase 4 Renovation Level 3 Phase 5 Decommissioning/Entrance Renovations/Loading Dock Phase 6 Exterior Envelope Repairs/Minor Roof Repairs/Structural Repairs

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