Gym lockers used to be simple. You get a metal box, a key you'd probably lose, and a vaguely damp smell you tried to ignore. But times have changed, and locker rooms have too. Today's gyms are.
Picture this: stacks of boxes, bulky filing cabinets, and shelves filled to the brim with irregularly shaped items. It's a lot of weight to manage — not just for the shelves but for the floor.
If you're ever visiting Hamilton, Georgia, you can find a vibrant, exciting community just a few miles south. Here, side by side, sit the town's community center and its new library — a proud part.
Any day on a bustling college campus, you'll find students, faculty, and staff juggling multiple responsibilities and possessions. From laptops and textbooks to sports gear and art supplies, the need.
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.
The evolving nature of libraries extends beyond universities and civic centers. Even on military bases, libraries are transforming from traditional book repositories into multi-purpose spaces that.
