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Community Services at the New Library - Coggle Diagram
Community Services at the New Library
User Groups
Lonely/Socially Isolated
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
Elderly
CBD Residents
Young Parents/Mums
Family Weekend Activity
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
Māori
Pacific
LGBTQI+
Non-Anglo New Zealanders
Workers/alternative space to "WFH"
How these groups were served
Warm/Dry/Comfortable spaces
WiFi
Provision of Collections
Events
Programming for various communities
Creative Spaces
Sharing Spaces
Engaging Staff + Coordination of Services
Considerations
Providing for Safety
etc
Required in the New Library
Tea/Coffee
Welcoming Space
Presentation
Gateway
Signage
Connectors
Hosts
Warm and cosy
Universally Designed
Good Wayfinding
Digital
Sensor-based
Signage
Hosts and People to help wayfind
Community Meeting Rooms
Public-facing community space for showcasing community activity
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
can serve as prayer space, non-religious spiritual space, meditation space, quiet space
Events
Flexible Space
moveable furniture
Multi-purpose spaces
Community Information Boards
Digital
Physical
Hosts
Non-judgemental free space
Desired Outcomes
Welcoming
Te Ao Māori is strongly reflected
visual motifs and identity are prominent
Culturally inclusive and appropriate
Wellington's non-pakeha communities have spaces, programming, and resources on offer there
Supports Creative Expression