If you’re a regular reader of our blogs, you know we’ve written about how libraries are changing. While still places devoted to research, they are becoming social centers, too. Meeting rooms,.
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“As someone who gets very excited about storage, I can tell you that day-use lockers get people’s attention,” says Linda Skelton, a Patterson Pope sales representative who loves the product’s.
A 21st Century Take on Library Storage Design
Remember the excitement you felt at getting your first school locker? Your enthusiasm may have been dampened by angst over your assigned locker partner (she has a trombone?!), but a certain joy over.
Picture this: boxes of all sizes stacked everywhere amidst different sized filing cabinets, with aisle space between shelves taken up by larger, heavier, irregularly shaped items. Maybe it’s what.
P2 Talks – Harris County Public Library Shelving and Storage
In popular culture, lockers are associated with middle school kids congregating there, catching up on the latest. Or a high school bully smashing someone into a locker at least once daily. Yet these.
Step into a library today, and you’ll see books and periodicals — but also patrons learning to knit, searching for a job on a computer, or researching genealogy. Entrepreneurs working in the Maker’s.
An Attractive, Inclusive Space