Designed by TALI DESIGN, The library is located in the Lishin elementary school campus, 3rd floor of the classroom building. The original space is composed of three classrooms, called collaborative classrooms. In order to improve the reading atmosphere in the school, the principal chooses the collaborative classrooms to replace the original library.
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How the library fills into space is a challenge for the school reading team(consisted of teachers). So, we tried to propose a separated space concept for school. First, to make sure the entry space ( collaborative classroom corridor) become a charming reading area welcoming students, so we use the wood-framed shelves to create a book wall and pebble. Second, to connect the three classrooms with different functions. Third, to open the original teacher office into a reading corner.
Photography: Hey! Cheese
Wood frame book wall curves onto the ceiling, it looks like space is under a tree. Then, that ’s what we hope, the students reading under trees, the pebble shelves are on the knowledge river, guide the students into the book world.
Axonometric concept
Project Info:
Architects: TALI DESIGN
Location: Taichung City, Taiwan
Lead Architects: Tsai Shian-Gung
Designers: Liu Ying-Chen, Chu Shih-Yu, Lin Kuan-Ling
Area: 500.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Photographs: Hey! Cheese
Project Name: Lishin Elementary School Library
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