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23 Archive & Agora Redesigning Royal Danish Library Aarhus Next Library 2017_Ignite Talk _Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & _Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

24 ...RETHINK the public facilities...students were the target group Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

25 Royal Danish Library Aarhus University Campus Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

26 500 years......what is ATTRACTIVE? Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

27 EXPERIENCE the interplay... Juhani Pallasma citat om rummets betydning ifht. dannelse......collections, culture, service and context......a matter of INTEGRITY Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

28 ARCHITECTURE represents, materializes and immortializes IDEAS AND VISIONS (...) helps us to acknowledge and remember who we are (...) and to find OUR PLACE in the world, and in the continuum of CULTURE AND TIME. Juhani Pallasmaa The Eyes of the Skin - Architecture and the Senses Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library eho@kb.dk & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects akb@arkitema.dk

29 HOLISTIC design process CROSS SECTIONAL project-group External DISTURBING process-consultant BILLEDET UDSKIFTES Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

30 evt. Foto af opslagstavle m. brugerønsker evt. Foto FRA WORKSHOP MED STUDERENDE Collecting knowledge the USERS point of view Knowledge from EMPLOYEES user SURVEYS and WORKSHOP Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

31 The library a WORKING PLACE for the students Cope with DIFFERENT NEEDS through the day Great VARIATION in functionality Dividing the space in ZONES VISUAL ARTEFACTS & ARCHITECTURAL QUALITY Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library eho@kb.dk & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects akb@arkitema.dk

32 A fruitful meeting of CULTURE and NATURE Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

33 EDISCOVER and identify xisting VALUES and TREASURES... Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

34 Wall Of Materials Display the artefacts DISPLAY the artefacts... Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

35 Design for DAY and SEASON... Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

36 Design for the 5 SENSES... Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library eho@kb.dk & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects akb@arkitema.dk

37 Design of DIVERSE environments, structured by the master scheme #X: DESIGN FOR THE 5 SENSES Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library eho@kb.dk & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects akb@arkitema.dk

38 Try Out TOOLS... 1:1 Mock ups Virtual Reality Physical MODELS Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

39 Seminar Rooms Mindfulness Room Group facilities Flexibility - as variety in facilities Café Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library eho@kb.dk & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects akb@arkitema.dk

40 Flexible approach... Implementation in steps...

41 And the USERS - how do they respond? Mega-nice! - Stine & Karolina (quotations from Omnibus, February 2017) Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library eho@kb.dk & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects akb@arkitema.dk

42 Erik Hofmeister, Royal Danish Library & Anna Kathrine Bisgaard, Arkitema Architects

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44 From scarcity and competition to abundance and collaboration Partnerships Lone Keast Executive Manager Partnerships State Library of Queensland

45 Queensland CC BY-SA 3.0: CC BY-SA 3.0:

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47 Queensland and Denmark

48 Royal Danish Library

49 State Library of Queensland

50 Why partnerships? Competition for attention More for less Reduced budgets Meet your goals

51 Tips for partnering well Why partnering? What is required? Who can help fill the gaps?

52 Tips for partnering well Cost-benefit analysis Evaluation built-in Decision making Governance

53 The Library Brand

54 Our collections

55 World-class venues

56 Reducing threshold fear

57 Reducing threshold fear

58 Showcasing collections

59 Showcasing collections

60 Drawing in business Photo: Josef Ruckli

61 Drawing in business

62 Collaboration for mutual benefit Text here, always in Arial 32 pt is good (not too much smaller) Dot points good Max 7 lines of text per page Avoid caps, italics and underline Follow the SLQ Style Guide Keep it simple

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64 IGNITE TALKS