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Library
Building Program
The
Belvedere-Tiburon Library, the Town of Tiburon, and the
City of Belvedere have begun planning for an expansion of
the existing library. The goal of the expansion is to create
new spaces that will allow the Library to better fulfill
its mission as a learning, technology, and cultural center.
Keep an eye on this page for the latest news, documents,
meeting schedules, and volunteer information.
Conceptual Ideas for the Library Expansion
Linked to below are the two basic design approaches being considered for the Library expansion. These conceptual plans are intended to generate discussion rather than to present definitive choices. (May 2008)
Courtyard Design (.pdf file, 4 MB)
Civic Connection Design (.pdf file, 8 MB)
Expansion
Goals
A one-page document summarizing the goals of the Library's
expansion project. (May 2008)
Library
Building Campaign Fast Facts
An overview of the reasons why the building campaign is
underway. (May 2008)
From
the Library Building Program: Executive Summary
A three-page overview of the space needs of the Library
to meet both current and future service needs. (March
2008)
First
Phase of the Library's Conceptual Plans
Click to view initial conceptual design plans developed
by EHDD Architecture for the Library Building Program. (November
2007)
Space
Needs Assessment, Phase 2 (800K .pdf file)
Appendices
D-G of Space Needs Assessment (200K .xls file)
A detailed building program for the Belvedere-Tiburon Library
expansion, created by the consulting firm Page + Moris LLC.
The building program outlines the specific spaces and requirements
for an expanded, two-story library facility that will meet
the library service needs of Belvedere and Tiburon residents
over the next forty to fifty years. (March 2007)
Space
Needs Assessment, Phase 1 (2MB .doc file)
An assessment of the Belvedere-Tiburon Library's space and
service needs, both current and future through the year
2030. Created by the consulting firm Page + Moris LLC, this
document is a key component of the Library's expansion plans.
(April 2006)
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