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PR O JE C T OBJE C TIVE S  \n2. BUILDING HIST ORY, EXISTING C ONDITIONS , & PRINCIPLE S  \n3. DE SIGN PR OPOS ALS  \n• A CCE SSIBILITY IMPR O VEMENT S AND SITE DE SIG N  \n• EX TERIOR MODIFICATION S AND REPAIR S  \n• BUILDING A DDITIONS & EXISTING OPENINGS  \n• BUILDING C ODE , INTERIOR S , & MISC  \nAPPENDIX  \n• BUILDING PERMIT ARBOR IST REPORT ( 0 6 . 2 1 . 2 3 )  \nS P L U N IV E RS ITY B RA NC H R E NOVAT IO N , LA N D MA R KS B R I E F I NG  JMUALY , 2024 PAG E 2   \nPR O JE C T OBJE C TIVE S  \nSPL PR OJE C T GO ALS + EX PA NDED PR OGRAM  \n2 0 1 9 “ LIBRARIE S F OR ALL” LEVY  \n• RENEWAL OF 2 0 1 2 LIBRAR Y LEVY  \n• EX PA ND + SERVICE S  \n• LIMIT IMPA C T S T O C OLLE C TIONS  \nPR O JE C T GO ALS  \n• IMPR O VE LIFE S AFETY  \n• IMPR O VE A CCE SSIBILITY  \n• INSTA LL ELEVAT OR  \n• MEET LEE D GOLD ( ELE C TRIFICATION )  \n• EX PA ND PR OGRAM & SERVICE S  \nEXPANDED PR OGRAM + SER VICE S  \n• A DD MEETING / STUD Y R OOMS  \n• INCRE ASE C OMPUTER & RE STR OOM A CCE SS  \n• LIMIT IMPA C T S T O EXISTING C OLLE C TIONS  \nPUBLIC + S TAFF S AFETY  \n• IMPR O VE INTERNA L SIGHT LINE S  \n3,000  \n2,500  \n2,000  \n1,500  \n1,000  \n500  \n0  \n\n|  | SUPPORT |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | STAFF |  |\n|  |  |  |\n|  | PUBLIC\u003Cbr>COMPUTERS |  |\n|  | ADULTS |  |\n|  | TEENS |  |\n|  |  |  |\n|  | KIDS |  |\n|  | COLLECTION |  |\n|  |  |  |\n\nEX IS TING  \n3,000  \n2,500  \n2,000  \n1,500  \n1,000  \n500  \n0  \n\n| \u003Cbr>SUPPORT\u003Cbr>STAFF |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| |  |  |\n|  | PUBLIC\u003Cbr>COMPUTERS |  |\n| |  |  |\n|  | MEETING + STUDY |  |\n|  | ADULTS |  |\n|  |  |  |\n|  | TEENS |  |\n|  | KIDS |  |\n|  | COLLECTION |  |\n|  |  |  |\n\nPR OGRAM NEEDS  \n• PR O VIDE ADDITIONA L EMER GENCY EX IT  \nS P L U N IV E RS IT Y B RA NC H R E NOVAT IO N  \n,  \nL A N D MA R KS  \nB R I E F I N G  \nJ U LY  \n17, 2 0 24  \nPAG E  \n3  \n1. PR O JE C T OBJE C TIVE S  \n* 2. BUILDING HIST ORY, EXISTING C ONDITIONS , & PRINCIPLE S  \n3. DE SIGN PR OPOS ALS  \n• A CCE SSIBILITY IMPR O VEMENT S AND SITE DE SIG N  \n• EX TERIOR MODIFICATION S AND REPAIR S  \n• BUILDING A DDITIONS & EXISTING OPENINGS  \n• BUILDING C ODE , INTERIOR S , & MISC  \nAPPENDIX  \n• BUILDING PERMIT ARBOR IST REPORT ( 0 6 . 2 1 . 2 3 )  \nS P L U N IV E RS ITY B RA NC H R E NOVAT IO N , LA N D MA R KS B R I E F I NG  JMUALY , 2024 PAG E 4   \nBUILDING HIST ORY, EXISTING C ONDITIONS , & PRINCIPLE S  \nBUILDING SUMMA R Y  \nD E SC R I P TI O N  \nThe Seattle University Branch Library is one of six remaining Carnegie Libraries operated by Seattle Public Libraries. Designed by architects Somervell & Coté, library was constructed in 1908 and first opened in 1910. The architectural style of the University Library is Neo-Classical, with a formal grand entrance and bilateral symmetry. The building’s two-story structure was typical for its era, and combined a number of systems and materials. It is considered an unreinforced masonry (URM) building, constructed of reinforced concrete framing with hollow clay tile infill, and finished with cement stucco. Some Mediterranean influence is indicated in the stucco cladding, glazed terra cotta roof tile, and exposed rafter ends. The regular, symmetrical fenestration pattern is characterized by openings with a strong vertical proportion.  \nThe library is located at 5009 Roosevelt Way NE, just north of the City of Seattle in the University District neighborhood. The site is a rectangular corner lot, bounded by Roosevelt Way NE on the east, NE 50th Street on the south, and 9th Ave NE on the west. The building is centrally located within the site, which slopes steeply downward to the east to meet the sidewalk at Roosevelt Way NE. The main entrance faces east with a central, ascending monumental stair. 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