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you need to make a map to scale and little cutouts of the shelving and furniture so that you can move things around and try out various configurations on paper. First rule of library redesign: never move anything until you know where it is going - and how anything that is no longer part of the library will be moved

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set up a genius bar at the circulation desk

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dump old magazines
files dvd's in content area ( use those too high shelves for them in the nonfiction area)

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repurpose the circ desk - make it a laptop bar with starbucks like seating for students.
move a desk and use that for circulation ( self check out?)

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use one of the conference rooms as collaborators - small monitor mounted to wall, 4 chairs max and square table

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Tall shelving--remove every other stack and put large tables between for collaborative work or quiet work. Like a conference rooom.

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https://www.edutopia.org/blog/21st-century-libraries-learning-commons-beth-holland

Think about your space. What areas do you want to create? (campfire, creation, collaboration, knowledge acquisition etc)

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Set up conference rooms with large TV and tabkes

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more look up stations throughout library
consider iPads attached to the end of shelving units
maybe repurpose atlas or dictionary stand to be a look up station stand with attached iPad

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Move the teacher desk to where carrel is between low and tall shelving and create more fun student areas at windows.

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take quiet study room and paint a wall with green for green screen

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weed. Elimintate 2 end shelving units and create teaching area - need screen, short throw projector ( move from teaching room) and 8 tables to accommodate largest class.
Go one step further and get whiteboard material to create a couple of brainstorming spaces

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Too much tall shelving. Can you condense and eliminate

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make fiction ( or create popular fiction/popular nonfiction space) more prominent
move reference somewhere else(closer to nonfiction) and use the space for what is more appealing to kids

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Move Fiction to front of library and Reference collection into quiet area. Love the colorful chairs

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think about moving the fiction shelving to area up front where the rectangle and round tables are
move the desk next to popular fiction
use are where fiction is for table seating

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eliminate carrels in bay window area - use it to create comfortable seating

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move year books, eliminate the tall cases

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follow up with self checkout for laptops

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Remove the 3M security - sends a message that we don't trust you

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create a gaming space

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rethink library office
create a collaborator (use that new tv monitor!) move table that is used for meeting space to monitor area

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remove section with drawers and cabinet at circ desk. Insert regular desk of matching color. Electricity is in floor outside of circ desk so shouldn't be a problem

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Buy stencils for walls with sayings. Add a green screen

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repurpose room altogether - make it the quiet study area currently in the library

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Could it be the silent area of library?

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Use it for book clubs? Snow with authors??

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Put charging stations on bench by windows and more comfy chairs/stools

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invite Steelcase in and have them draw up a plan for the teaching room with a quote

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tables on wheels

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Add gliders