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Introduction

Designing modern libraries is a complex process involving many stakeholders and participants. Libraries of all types work with an almost limitless range of constituent groups for input, buy-in and successful implementation. Collaboration partners across the spectrum can include the local community, our students, faculty and campus partners, architects and designers, donors, governing bodies, local municipal, university, state and national decision makers and facilities personnel. Successful libraries and library design reflect successful collaboration. The IFLA Library Buildings and Equipment section (LBE) is hosting a two-day satellite conference to be held at the Illinois Institute of Technology in vibrant Chicago. We are looking for proposals that address any areas of collaboration leading to successful library design and innovative use. Proposals can be individual or team presentations, research studies, case studies or panel discussions.

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Submission Topics

Topics can be as varied as the potential range of collaborators. The papers can address but are not limited to:

  • newlibrary design or renovations

  • rethinkingexisting spaces to support new initiatives with new partners or old partners in

  • newways

  • successfulor challenging collaborations with donors and other funding sources,

  • communityorganizations, or research, teaching and learning partners evolving in the

  • digitalage

  • innovativecollaborations with unusual partners and their outcomes

  • withthe result being outstanding library design and services to our user communities

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Important Date
  • Conference Date

    Aug 10

    2016

    to

    Aug 11

    2016

  • Aug 11 2016

    Registration deadline