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A compact library run by the community

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UNI published Results under Educational Building, Usptu Dep. Of Architecture on Nov 26, 2020

Digital utopia has resulted in a drastic decline in reading culture, as a result, public libraries are at a critical juncture. Due to excessive use of the internet and digital devices, the number of readers is drastically declining in public libraries. It's not just reading culture that is at stake, as the readers play a more active and involved role in the community, the decline in the reading population parallels with a greater retreat from participation in civic, cultural, and social life.

The challenge here was to build a compact module of a new age library, where its primary goal is to not only to hold information but rather to connect over information.

The jury for the competition consisted of esteemed designers, professionals and academicians from around the world. The Lead Jurors for the competitions were as follows:

Filippo Gabbiani, Principal Architect & Co-Founder, KOKAISTUDIOS, Shanghai

Eduardo Aizenman, Founder and project director, Aizenman-Arquitectura, Cafebrería El Péndulo, Mexico

Sergio Sánchez Grande, Founder / Principal Architect, MINIMO, Spain

Team212020 11 26T13 35 18 322422

Some of the Best of competition projects are:

Winning Project: Liboratory

By: Corentin Favreau

Team212020 11 26T13 30 25 757983

Description: Laboratory is equipment designed to catalyze and federate interactions between its users. A flexible structure capable of accommodating programmatic boxes housing the programmatic components. The library of tomorrow must be able to adapt to the changing needs of residents and cities. Thus, the Laboratory presents itself as a toolbox for the cities.

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Runner - Up: The path

By: Elizaveta Kumykova

Team212020 11 26T13 30 41 595513

Description: Book of life.

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People’s Choice: Compact library run by the community

By: Taisiia Lukiia Sakhuriia

Team212020 11 26T13 30 59 350644

Description: A modern library has to be more than information storage, but a new place of unity and development for the community.

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Editor’s Choice: +bookHub

By: ELİF TURGUT

Team212020 11 26T13 31 13 575625

Description: +bookHub's design envisions a dynamic spatial concept formed with modular and modifiable parts to create a versatile space for social engagement, equipped with all basic needs of a social setting. BookHub incorporates reading and socializing into one area with collapsible study spaces, workshops, and outdoor settings ideal for concerts, symposiums, or pop-ups.

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Editor’s Choice: "Opendoor" Library

By: Shaghik Melikian Mehr

Team212020 11 26T13 31 29 524083

Description: A library of your own.

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Editor’s Choice: OUTSIDE

By: Felip Amorim & Pamela Cipriani

Team212020 11 26T13 31 56 429045

Description: A proposal whose aim is to encourage exchanges between people and the city, developing not only the habit of reading but also a healthy and community environment of social relevance.

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Editor’s Choice: Human Library

By: Michela Nota, Aristide Troletti & Alberto Gaffurini

Team212020 11 26T13 34 25 006694

Description: People have been gathering around the fire for thousands of years to listen and tell stories. This kind of social exchange has been the main delight for generations of human beings. Stories are what libraries are about, but why limit them to written words in a book? Why don’t we use all our senses to experience stories?

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Editor’s Choice: TReading

By: Yuxiang Qi & Yang Yang

Team212020 11 26T13 33 21 755576

Description: With the proliferation of social media, the traditional library is bound to reconstruct. We analog future library as a tree. Social behaviors along with social media correspond to the trunk and branches while reading as the canopy. The three parts have their own identity while they interact with each other. Social behaviors trigger new types of libraries.

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Editor’s Choice: THE BOOK YARD

By: Alankritha Khoshekay, Manish Anand, Ayeshah Mohammed & Sibghat Khan

Team212020 11 26T13 33 47 747954