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    Light Perception in Museum and Library

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    This document discusses light perception in museums and libraries. It aims to understand how light and shadow create qualitative and quantitative space in these institutions. The objectives are to study how to design a conventional library into a multifunctional space, provide public access to collections and information, meet educational needs, and create a research space. It also analyzes different natural lighting and shadow strategies in design. The scope is on usage of space, connecting different age groups, and building a collection of reliable information. Limitations include a lack of accepted evaluation criteria for public libraries and users being unaware of all library roles in the community.

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    This document discusses light perception in museums and libraries. It aims to understand how light and shadow create qualitative and quantitative space in these institutions. The objectives are to study how to design a conventional library into a multifunctional space, provide public access to collections and information, meet educational needs, and create a research space. It also analyzes different natural lighting and shadow strategies in design. The scope is on usage of space, connecting different age groups, and building a collection of reliable information. Limitations include a lack of accepted evaluation criteria for public libraries and users being unaware of all library roles in the community.

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    This document discusses light perception in museums and libraries. It aims to understand how light and shadow create qualitative and quantitative space in these institutions. The objectives are to study how to design a conventional library into a multifunctional space, provide public access to collections and information, meet educational needs, and create a research space. It also analyzes different natural lighting and shadow strategies in design. The scope is on usage of space, connecting different age groups, and building a collection of reliable information. Limitations include a lack of accepted evaluation criteria for public libraries and users being unaware of all library roles in the community.

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    Light Perception in Museum and Library

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    Mirudhula
    This document discusses light perception in museums and libraries. It aims to understand how light and shadow create qualitative and quantitative space in these institutions. The objectives are to study how to design a conventional library into a multifunctional space, provide public access to collections and information, meet educational needs, and create a research space. It also analyzes different natural lighting and shadow strategies in design. The scope is on usage of space, connecting different age groups, and building a collection of reliable information. Limitations include a lack of accepted evaluation criteria for public libraries and users being unaware of all library roles in the community.

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    LIGHT PERCEPTION IN MUSEUM AND LIBRARY

    INTRODUCTION:

    In the modern information society, libraries and information centres have a new
    role to play. This is due to increasing use of web-based information sources and
    electronic services. Libraries are also being managed in a more democratic way
    due to flexible communication system and efficient work organisation. Their
    services are also user-centric. A museum is a not-for-profit, permanent institution in
    the service of society that researches, collects, conserves, interprets and exhibits
    tangible and intangible heritage .

    AIM:
    "To understand the role of a public library not only as a storage of books for
    individual development but also in terms of community growth." The research aims
    to understand the how light and shadow creates space qualitative and quantitative in
    aspects of museum and reading space in library.

    OBJECTIVES
    1. To study the activity chart of a conventional library and design it into a
    multifunctional space
    2. Provide public access to major collections of the world's literature and knowledge,
    including the community's own literature, either through temporary reading or
    membership by providing an opportunity for the community to develop the skills and
    attitudes which will encourage usage of the space.
    3. To achieve individual as well as community learning and also meet the educational
    needs of children and young people.
    4. To create a research organization by providing public access to the internet as well
    as information in traditional formats.
    5. Merging the community art and books with qualitative space.
    7.Analyzing the consideration in aspect of lighting.
    8.Findings and discussion of different strategies of natural lighting and shadow in
    design.

    NEED of STUDY:
    • Collect and provide books as well as other non-book materials to help the people to
    become aware of the thinking of others and to think and act independently.
    • Foster and promote the spread of knowledge, education and culture;
    • Provide facility for formal and informal life-long self-education in the community;
    Libraries play an important role in the socio-economic, cultural and educational
    development of a society. Let us now study the role of libraries in modern society and
    education.

    SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS:


    1. The library will help students do better in school and will give students books to
    practice reading.
    2.It will bring new information into the community by the preserve the traditions ,
    stories, music and idea of the community .
    3. It will give extension workers, health care providers and other professionals
    technical
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    information to help them do their jobs better.


    4. There will be a new way of focussing on usage of a space, day-and-night
    5. The library will connect different age groups with allied spaces.
    6. To build a collection of functions which will tend to be more reliable and of higher
    quality information. A more meaningful use of technology for research purposes.
    Psychological, physiological and experiential components are observed in the
    museum environment to analyze lighting design within its exhibits.
    Design possibilities with light in museum are however not only limited to the display
    of art. Research shows how light is able to upgrade exhibition spaces to become
    qualitative cultural brands – ranging from the exhibition & sculpture garden to the
    shop & café .

    LIMITATIONS:
    I. There is no well-known accepted criteria/standard for evaluating the public
    libraries at
    national level.
    2. The evaluation of the users on the library resources and services are not always
    reliable as these are based on their limited needs and views.
    3. A majority of the users are not aware of the various roles of public libraries in the
    community and these may indirectly reflect in their perceptions.
    This is a primary reason why conventional libraries are losing its importance, due to
    introduction of digital formats in these libraries.

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