a | name and address | |
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1 | Type of library | university |
2 | Name of library / Name of mother institution | Bibliothèque IUT - pharmacie / Service Commun de Documentation – Université de Strasbourg |
3 | Address | 74 A ROUTE DU RHIN - 67400 ILLKIRCH CEDEX |
4 | Phone / Fax / Email |
+0033 68 85 89 07 scd-bib-iut-pharma@unistra.fr |
5 | Name of the director of the library | Madame Dominique Wolf |
6 | Contact person for enquiries |
Philippe Metz and Marion Bernard-Schweitzer marion.bernard@unistra.fr |
b | population served | |
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7 | Current readership, number of registered readers | 1500 |
8 | Number of full time students | 3000 |
9 | Number of part time students | |
10 | Number of staff in institution | 400 |
c | the old/original building(s) | |
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11 | Total floor area | 1087 sq. metres |
12 | Number of reader seats | 194 |
13 | Total capacity of shelving | 750 linear metres |
14 | …in open access storage | 750 linear metres |
15 | …in closed access stacks | none |
16 | Number of library staff | 4 [4,10 full time equivalent (6 agents)] |
17 | Opening hours to the public | 49 hours per week, 5 days per week |
a | architect(s) | |
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18 | Firm | Les Architectes SA |
19 | Project Architect | |
20 | Type of project | (Extension (construction of a stage)) |
b | aims of the new building | |
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21 | Short description of the main objectives and purposes of the project | The main objective of the project was to bring together two libraries: the library of the faculty of pharmacy (located in a new building built in 2007) and the library of the IUT Robert Schuman (located in the IUT), in order to get more space for readers and librarians, more group study and more services. |
c | special features | |
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22 | Site | The library is located on the Illkirch campus, accessible from the center of Strasbourg by tramway (about 20 min). CHYBÍ!! |
23 | Architecture | The first level of the library was built in 2006, and the library of pharmacy is located here from this date; it includes two reading rooms, two offices, 3 group study rooms, a small cafeteria. The extension, planned from the start, had these objectives:
- The restructuring of a part of the ground floor, with the creation of a training room and a press room, the enlargement of the cafeteria and the creation of a room for the staff; - The construction of a central main staircase giving access to the floor; - The creation of a reading room and 9 group study on the first floor; - The installation of 4 offices for the staff. The building consists of a reinforced concrete structure covered with concrete; on the South, the East and the West, vertical wooden blades cover the walls. |
24 | Total gross floor area | 2462 sq. metres |
divided into | ||
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25 | Open access services | 1281 sq. metres |
special rooms for (26-29) | ||
26 | Audiovisual | |
27 | Computers | |
28 | Special collections | |
29 | Seminar room(s) | 185 sq. metres |
special activities (30-32) | ||
30 | Exhibition space | |
31 | Lecture hall | |
32 | Public refreshments | 31 sq. metres |
33 | Administration and staff areas | 202 sq. metres |
34 | Closed access stacks | |
35 | Circulations areas (corridors, stairs, lifts), toilets, technical rooms, etc. | 763 sq. metres |
36 | Further information | Two public levels, a landscaped patio on the ground floor. |
37 | Number of reader seats (total) | 423 |
divided into | ||
38 | Audiovisual | |
39 | Computers | 20 |
40 | Seminar room(s) | 90 |
41 | Regular | 313 |
b | total potential capacity of shelving | |
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42 | Books and periodicals (total) | 1400 linear metres |
including | ||
43 | Open access stacks | 1400 linear metres |
44 | Closed access stacks | none |
45 | Compact shelving | |
46 | Audiovisual materials | |
47 | Other | |
48 | Number of staff required to operate the new library | 7 [7,2 full time equivalent (9 agents)] |
c | mechanical features | |
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49 | Ventilation/Air Conditioning | Ventilation, no air conditioning |
50 | Heating | Collective heating (natural gas). Heating by the ground (part of the ground floor, and first floor) or by radiators. |
51 | Lighting | The light is appropriate for each space and can be activated by a detector of presence. |
52 | Acoustics | Acoustic ceiling in reading rooms, to muffle the possible noise pollutions and create an atmosphere convenient for work. |
53 | Lifts, elevators, escalators | One lift, reserved to library’s agent and handicapped. |
54 | Book transportation system | none |
55 | Theft detection | RFID |
56 | Building management system | |
57 | Type of IT infrastructure | |
58 | Other |
59 | Planning, preliminary brief | September 2008 |
60 | Architectural competition | March 2010 |
61 | Period of project | |
62 | Opening of the construction work | April 2013 |
63 | Conclusion of the construction | August 2015 |
64 | Furnishing and moving the collections | |
65 | Opening of the new building for public | September, 16th 2015 |
66 | Site | |
67 | Building | 1450000 euro |
68 | Furniture and equipment | |
69 | Fees | |
70 | Total | 2500000 euro |
71 | Operating costs | |
72 | Funding (Type of commission and source of funding) | Cofinancing by French Ministery for Higher Education and Research (MESR) and the Eurometropolis of Strasbourg |
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doctype: | exterior | |
caption: | Library from the outside | |
copyright owner: | Philippe Metz | |
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caption: | Section | |
copyright owner: | Les Architectes SA |