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atul
Sat Oct 07 2006, 04:51am
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 anybody still interested? i need around one week of time infact. not more than that. can anybody gimme that??

plz.
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atul
Mon Oct 09 2006, 03:46am
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 im quite depressed, now! none is helping me.anyway, anybody has anything regarding narrow street/lane design? i eagerly want atleast one reply.

and anyone can send me some good religious ideologies to read. to get into.
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atul
Mon Oct 09 2006, 03:54am
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 dear mujtaba sir,
i think this is all can ask you to read. and then help me.
you have told me to 'gochano' things. i think my statement of purpose is here.
regrds.

atul.
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atul
Sun Nov 05 2006, 10:14am
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 ok...who is interest to say anything...on a library design....ASAP...60' x 150' area...jsut on a intimate lane???
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NEO
Sun Nov 05 2006, 05:27pm
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 60'X150' is good enough space for a community library I think.
The project you are on... I think in this scenario a library should not be something like any other typical institutional libraries.

Here growing the interest to come to the library for the communities are also very important. In this regard.. the library building may also have some common urban space to hold small public gathering and a cafe in front it. So that people who don't come to read they may at least come to have an intellectual rendezvous there. The visual and spatial connection of the library to the public should remain open as much as it is possible (of course after taking care of the proper sonic control). At least seeing some people reading on the table everyday may trigger some people to come and read there.
In deed, this library should be very inviting and welcoming... not very massive or rigid to look at.
And the common things of library... natural lighting, sonic control, maintenance functionality those are no doubt always mandatory nothing to mention again.
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atul
Mon Nov 06 2006, 04:55am
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 yeah great neo, i was doing the same.atleast trying to. im trying to have some visual and spatial connection of the library to the public and trying to state something strong in the context. reading is a great habit.as kahn shaheb said..none can buy books...they but the printing cost..khakz, i was reading the exeter libry texts. man he is unbelievable. im re-re-re-thinkng...!!
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atul
Mon Nov 06 2006, 04:56am
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 and moreover try to share some plans with you. wd u plz link me with some gud library thigs..kinda like that..??:)
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NEO
Mon Nov 06 2006, 10:56pm
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 Hey man I'm a public of the 'virtual' world..!
Have no plans or drawings of any physical library! I can help you giving a link of a very good digital library on architecture that is:
http://www.archnet.org/library
Go through this library (if you get time)... this is the biggest and the most quality library in this virtual world.
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