Community Services at the New Library
User Groups
Lonely/Socially Isolated
Elderly
CBD Residents
Young Parents/Mums
Home Schoolers
Tutoring/NCEA
Socially Deprived
Street Community
Mental Health Consumers
Tourists/Foreign Nationals
Job Seekers/Unemployed
Youth
Corporate Sector - Interviews, privacy
Community Groups
Gig Economy
Gamers
ESOL groups
Children
How these groups were served
Considerations
Providing for Safety
etc
Māori
Pacific
LGBTQI+
Warm/Dry/Comfortable spaces
WiFi
Provision of Collections
Events
Programming for various communities
Creative Spaces
Sharing Spaces
Engaging Staff + Coordination of Services
Required in the New Library
Provide Space and opportunity for programmes to get involved in
User-friendly Seating - seating that encourages interaction. enables people to connect, comfy cosey corners
Universal Design
A Hub where services can come together, an information centre
Media/Movie Space/Digital Screens
Kitchen
Tea/Coffee
Welcoming Space
Universally Designed
Good Wayfinding
Digital
Sensor-based
Signage
Hosts and People to help wayfind
Community Meeting Rooms
Available After Hours
Community Education Space
Community Sharing space
Sensory spaces and services
Visual Schedules
Low-sensory spaces and hours
Digital Media Lab
Specialist Staff
Visible Staff
Study Areas
Kenetic Learning Zones
Spiritual/meditation/contemplation space
Events
Flexible Space
moveable furniture
Multi-purpose spaces
Community Information Boards
Digital
Physical
Hosts
Presentation
Gateway
Signage
Connectors
Hosts
Desired Outcomes
Welcoming
Culturally inclusive and appropriate
Supports Creative Expression
Te Ao Māori is strongly reflected
Wellington's non-pakeha communities have spaces, programming, and resources on offer there
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visual motifs and identity are prominent
Non-Anglo New Zealanders
Warm and cosy
can serve as prayer space, non-religious spiritual space, meditation space, quiet space
Public-facing community space for showcasing community activity
Family Weekend Activity
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Non-judgemental free space
Workers/alternative space to "WFH"