Hub Design Inspiration Graphics second draft
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This document provides images and ideas to spark discussion about designing a community space. It includes sections with inspirations and examples for areas like kids zones, seating, gardening, reading areas, cafes, co-working spaces, maker spaces, cultural spaces, and more. The goal is to think about how the space can be used and evolve over time to meet community needs.
Hub Design Inspiration Graphics second draft
- 1. Design Inspirations Images to spark discussions
- 2. The Hub Strategy: The following slides are images I have that can help spark discussion about what the space can achieve and become over time. They’re organized as, in no particular order: • Strollers, Bikes, and Skateboards • Kid’s Zones • Connect to the Outdoors • Bench Seating Inspirations • Seating Inspirations • Gardening for All Ages • Reading Gardens • Teens and Tweens Spaces • Whisper or Quiet Zones • Cafes and Eating Areas • Cultural or Performance Spaces • Co-Working, Study, and Meeting Spaces • Maker, STEAM, Creation, FabLAB, and Innovation Spaces • Media Creation Spaces • Indigenous Spaces • Ceilings • Indoor Exercise • Remembering the Roof Opportunity • Transit • Wayfinding • Bringing Nature Indoors • Events Spaces, stages, audiences, programs, circles, . . . • Dynamic Entrances with Presence • Magnetic Walls for Play • Outdoor Inspirations Playgrounds and Parks with Purposeful Infrastructure • Space-effective, Flexible, Low Maintenance Seating and Study Spaces: Nooks & Crannies • Honouring, Donors, Staff Walks & Walls • Wall Graphics, Art, and Inspiration: Instagram Passive Engagement • Don’t forget or neglect the Washroom Experience • Passive Interactive Community Experiences and Ongoing Surveys • Alternatives to full Library Branches
- 3. Designing for Community: 10 Essential Spaces (https://www.demcointeriors.com/b log/designing-community-10- essential-library-spaces/#) 1. Welcome 2. Vibrant Café 3. Browsing Bookstore 4. Intergenerational Living Room 5. Messy Space 6. Community Meeting Room 7. Quiet Room 8. Business Incubator 9. Pop-up 10. Community Garden
- 15. Kid’s Zones Bringing the fun in Kid-friendly / Parenting friendly Spaces Flexible & Defined Children’s Spaces
- 116. Reading Gardens
- 138. Whisper or Quiet Zones
- 142. Cafes and Food Areas
- 161. Co-Working, Study and Meeting Spaces
- 195. Maker, STEAM, Creation, FabLAB, and Innovation Spaces
- 228. Indigenous Spaces
- 248. Fundraising
- 250. Hallways
- 254. Ceilings
- 259. George Brown College Innovation and Makerspace
- 264. Indoor Exercise
- 273. Transit
- 309. Wayfinding
- 320. Events Spaces stages, audiences, programs, circles, . . .
- 330. Magnetic Walls As an example of malleable learning spaces
- 334. Outdoor Inspirations Playgrounds and Parks with Purpose Outdoor program infrastructure
- 362. Space-effective, Flexible, Low Maintenance Seating and Study Spaces Nooks and Crannies
- 383. Honouring, Donors, Staff Walks & Walls
- 389. Inspiring Trail Features Passive Programming
- 398. • Little Free Libraries • Little Free Library • Welcome to the world’s largest book-sharing movement! Join us in: • Building Community • Sparking Creativity • Inspiring Readers • https://littlefreelibrary.org/
- 399. Wall Graphics, Art, and Inspiration Instagram Passive Engagement
- 428. Washrooms Strategy