2. AGENDA
• INTRODUCTIONS
• DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE
• A DECADE OF NEW LIBRARY PROJECTS
• THE FUTURE OF LIBRARIES:
TRANSACTION TO TRANSFORMATION
• DESIGN/BUILD SELECTION PROCESS
• COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
• NEXT STEPS/STAYING CONNECTED
• Q&A
3. DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION
SCHEDULE
• DUE DILIGENCE REPORT FALL 2017
• RFP for DESIGN/BUILD SERVICES WINTER
2018
• DESIGN/BUILD TEAM SELECTION SPRING
2018
• DESIGN KICK-OFF SUMMER 2018
• CLOSE FOR CONSTRUCTIONFALL 2019
• INTERIM LIBRARY OPENS FALL 2019
• NEW LIBRARY OPENS 2021
4. A DECADE OF NEW LIBRARY
PROJECTS
1. Takoma Park March 2009
2. Parklands-TurnerOctober 2009
3. Northwest One December 2009
4. Benning April 2010
5. Anacostia April 2010
6. Deanwood June 2010
7. Shaw August 2010
8. Georgetown October 2010
5. A DECADE OF NEW LIBRARY
PROJECTS
9. Tenley January 2011
10. Petworth February 2011
11. Bellevue June 2012
12. Francis Gregory June 2012
13. Mt. Pleasant September
2012
14. Rosedale October 2012
15. Northeast February 2014
16. Woodridge September 2016
6. LIBRARIES IN DESIGN OR
CONSTRUCTION
17. West End Fall 2017
18. Palisades Fall 2017
19. Capitol View Summer 2018
20. Cleveland Park Summer 2018
21. Southwest 2020
22. MLK Jr. Library 2020
33. TRANSACTION TO
TRANSFORMATION
…we recognize today that the focus of excellent library design should be to
delight users, not to warehouse objects. This simple guiding principle
creates boundless opportunities for architects and librarians to create
inspirational centers of learning. In addition to providing shelves of books,
libraries today must, at a minimum, provide those catalysts of curiosity that
engage the mind and uplift the spirit: natural light, ubiquitous but largely
invisible technology and a variety of spaces flexibly designed for
independent study or collaboration.
34. DESIGN/BUILD SELECTION
PROCESS
• Request for Proposals (RFP) for Design/Build
services issued in early 2018
• Library will hold a pre-proposal conference to
respond to questions from prospective bidders
• Short list of finalists will be asked to make
presentations to a library panel
• Two community members (selected by
Councilmember McDuffie) will serve as advisory
members on panel
• Winners will be notified after which Board of
Trustees and City Council must approve contract
35. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
• Library works with Friends leadership to schedule
a tour of several libraries
• Surveys and Focus groups
• Approximately Five Community Meetings During
Concept and Schematic Design Phases
• Regulatory review from Commission of Fine Arts
and Advisory Neighborhood Commission
• Review from local civic associations
• Online engagement at:
www.dclibrary.org/newlamondriggs
36. NEXT STEPS / STAYING
CONNECTED
• Library & Friends leadership will coordinate tour
• Website and surveys will be available at
www.dclibrary.org/newlamondriggs
• Library will work with CM McDuffie to identify
advisory members for Design/Build team selection
panel
• Project kick-off / Community Meeting Summer
2018
CONTACTS
Martha Saccocio (martha.saccocio@dc.gov)
