Friday, January 3, 2014

Jom Pergi Library - Kediaman Rasmi para buku dan jurnal...

Assalamualaikum wbt...

Did i tell u i 'loike' library???  Jom kita cekidout some gorgeous libraries around de world... Ne berdasarkan buku The Library: A World History karya hasil jalan-jalan pengembaraan arkitek sejarah (maybe building architect)  dan jurufoto Will Pryce.  Both of them traveled the globe together, visiting and documenting over eighty libraries that exemplify the many different approaches to thinking about and designing libraries... Yang disenaraikan oleh yahoo newss ado kat bawah ne jer lah... so kalau korang TER pergi daerah2 yang disebutkan boleh lah singgah... hehehe... 
as mentioned, ada lebih 80 libraries yang diaorang visit, tapi kat bawah ne ada 18 jer...  mungkin kena beli ler kot buku nyer kalau jumpa... tengok le kalau BBW ada buat sale dan ada jumpa buku ne pada harga bawah spuloh hengget... hehehehe... nak tengok gambar jer pon....


Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève, 1850. Paris, France. 
The library is 83.5m (274ft) long and 21m (69ft) wide and its famous iron roof is supported on sixteen iron columns. 

The George Peabody Library, 1878. Baltimore, MD, United States of America. 
The library employed iron for both its strength and fire-resistant properties. 
The columns and all the interior decoration appear to be stone but in fact they are entirely cast and wrought iron.

The Tripitaka Koreana, 1251, Haeinsa Temple, South Korea.
 This view shows the inside of the longer of the two halls that house the Tripitaka Koreana.


Utrecht University Library, 2004. Utrecht, Netherlands. 
The main stair which leads from the ground floor to the reception. 



Will Pryce: "This is a very imposing library from a time when Portugal was extremely wealthy and powerful. It is very dark but features intricate gold leaf which gives it magical luminosity. The backs of the bookcases each have different color, and there are integrated ladders that pull out, and secret doors that lead to reading rooms." 

Abbey of St Gall Library, 1763. St Gallen, Switzerland. 
The library has manyforms of decoration, including putti in niches above the cases, representing the mechanical disciplines and the fine arts. 


Admont Abbey Library, 1776. Admont, Austria. 
The books in the originalcollection were rebound in white at enormous expense to match the rest of the decorative scheme. 

Altenburg Abbey Library, 1742. Altenburg, Austria. 
This view down thesecond half of the library from the central dome (opposite) gives a clear idea of the room’s size.

Mafra Palace Library, 1771. Mafra, Portugal. 
The view shows the doors to the galleries (visible in the foreground at left), which are not hidden as they are in many libraries of the time, but are decorated with Rococo surrounds. 

The National Library of China, 2008. Beijing, China. 
Designed by the Germanfirm Jürgen Engel Architects, the library has a reading room that is roughly square on plan and steps downwards, getting progressively …  moreThe National Library of China, 2008. Beijing, China. Designed by the Germanfirm Jürgen Engel Architects, the library has a reading room that is roughly square on plan and steps downwards, getting progressively smaller at each level. 

The Codrington Library, 1751 All Souls College. Oxford, United Kingdom.
Hawskmoor did not live to see the completion of the library, which was carried out by James Gibbs. 

Biblioteca Marciana, 1564. Venice, Italy.
 The first-floor entrance vestibule, which is reached by a dramatic and richly decorated staircase from an ornate doorway in the centre of the ground floor. (Photo by Will Pryce)Biblioteca Marciana, 1564. Venice, Italy. The first-floor entrance vestibule, which is reached by a dramatic and richly decorated staircase from an ornate doorway in the centre of the ground floor. 

Phillips Exeter Academy Library, 1971. Exeter, NH, United States of America. 
 This photograph shows the view looking straight up in the main hallto the cruciform beams that support the roof slab. 
*weih...library apakah ini?*


*unknown*
tak macam library pon...

Biblioteca Malatestiana, 1452. Cesena, Italy. 
The room is lit by small windows with thick bull’s-eye glass that provides a diffuse green light.

Communications and Media Centre, BTU Cottbus, 2004. Cottbus, Germany. 
The floors are connected by lifts and fire-escape stairs in brightly coloured circular concrete spiral staircase that twists its way through a series …  moreCommunications and Media Centre, BTU Cottbus, 2004. Cottbus, Germany. The floors are connected by lifts and fire-escape stairs in brightly coloured circular concrete spiral staircase that twists its way through a series o one- and two-storey study spaces

The Russian State Library, 1945. Moscow, Russia.
 Although the architects Vladimir Shchuko and Vladimir Gelfreikh were commissioned to prepare designs in 1927, the library did not move into its present building until themiddle of the 20th century. 

Shoin, Reizei House, 17th century (rebuilt 1789) Kyoto, Japan. A particularly beautiful shoin (study room). 

*Kau...biar betul... 3/4 masa aku tido kalau camne keadaannya... Nyaman sekali... *
...hehehe...


6 comments:

  1. Huda..kalau library cantik macam ni, memang best melepak sambil melayan bahan bacaan.
    ps: Tak sempat bertegur sapa kat kelas Al Furqan kan, ummi selalu lewat lately ni, bila masuk dewan tak nampak orang dah, hehe..

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  2. heheheh...ummi, kite nak pergi yang kat jepun tu - kyoto tu.
    waaaa best nyer... boleh dapat PHD terus ne...

    yang sangat kebaratan tu macam seram sangat jer rasa...

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  3. wow... memang cantik sangat. ni nak baca buku pun terganggu dengan view yg awesome tu :)

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  4. pergh.. rasamacam nak relax n baca santai jea kalau library cantik n besocamni.. waa.. sukaaa

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  5. cantiknya..masya allah...blogwalking,jemput ke follow blog saya..http://superstorevitaminhebat.blogspot.com/

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  6. Sukanya dapat duduk dikelilingi buku dan tempat cantik begini. Kak angkat tangan kalau dioffer ke sini

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