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    Redefining Library as Culture House: The Missoula Public Library Partnership

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    By combining several community organizations under one roof, the new Missoula Public Library provides a free equitable cultural hub for a region suffering from a dearth of cultural offerings. Located in the heart of a walkable downtown, the library was designed through a community-oriented process with participation throughout the design. Carefully integrated throughout the building, the partner spaces share commonalities of design language to simultaneously provide a cohesive aesthetic and ensure that the identity of each partner shines through.

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    Redefining Library as Culture House: The Missoula Public Library Partnership

    New search for: Lesneski, Traci Engel
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    By combining several community organizations under one roof, the new Missoula Public Library provides a free equitable cultural hub for a region suffering from a dearth of cultural offerings. Located in the heart of a walkable downtown, the library was designed through a community-oriented process with participation throughout the design. Carefully integrated throughout the building, the partner spaces share commonalities of design language to simultaneously provide a cohesive aesthetic and ensure that the identity of each partner shines through.

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    Redefining Library as Culture House: The Missoula Public Library Partnership

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    By combining several community organizations under one roof, the new Missoula Public Library provides a free equitable cultural hub for a region suffering from a dearth of cultural offerings. Located in the heart of a walkable downtown, the library was designed through a community-oriented process with participation throughout the design. Carefully integrated throughout the building, the partner spaces share commonalities of design language to simultaneously provide a cohesive aesthetic and ensure that the identity of each partner shines through.

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    Title:

    Redefining Library as Culture House: The Missoula Public Library Partnership

    Contributors:

    Lesneski, Traci Engel (author) / Bray, Honore (author)

    Published in:

    ABI Technik ; 43 ; 13-28

    Publication date:

    2023-02-23

    Size:

    16 pages

    ISSN:

    0720-6763 , 2191-4664

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.1515/abitech-2023-0003

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    partnerships , community , flexibility , Partnerschaft , Community-Orientierung , Flexibilität , Fachbeitrag

    Licence:

    http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

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