Planning Optimal Library Spaces - Moore II, David R; Shoaf, Eric C
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This book demystifies library space planning, inspires creative thinking, and offers immediate steps to rectify seemingly hopeless space challenges. Featuring case studies, diagrams, example budgets, and 148 full color images, this is a must-have guide for librarians, architects, and anyone involved with library planning or building projects.

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This book demystifies library space planning, inspires creative thinking, and offers immediate steps to rectify seemingly hopeless space challenges. Featuring case studies, diagrams, example budgets, and 148 full color images, this is a must-have guide for librarians, architects, and anyone involved with library planning or building projects.
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David R. Moore II, AIA is a Principal and the Higher Education Studio Leader at McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture who also leads the firm's dedicated Library Design Team. He holds a Master of Architecture degree from Clemson University. For nearly 30 years, David has worked exclusively with libraries, is an accomplished speaker and lecturer on library planning and design, and is responsible for the design of many award-winning libraries throughout the Southeast. David has also authored numerous library building programs, feasibility studies, space utilization studies and Road Map master plans for academic, public, and private institutions across the country. Eric C. Shoaf is Dean of the Library at Queens University of Charlotte. He has 30 years experience working in five different library systems of varying sizes, and over the past 15 years has been heavily involved in library building and renovation projects at a variety of institutions. Eric is widely published in the library literature and previously served as editor for Library Leadership & Management, the journal published by the American Library Association's LLAMA division. He has been a speaker about library renovation and about partnerships with architects and space planners at national conferences.