The Aimst Multi-Purpose Library Building
The Aimst Multi-Purpose Library Building is a 4 storey fully air-conditioned complex consisting of Multi-disiplinary Library, Exam Hall, Center for Matriculation and Foundation studies, Cyber Center and Study Area.
The Aimst Library Building
Library Building at night
The view on the ground floor of the library. The Administration Building is clearly seen.
The Library and the Student Center is within walking distance.
The Architecture
The state of the art library building stands on culture of its own, majestic pilliars, curving glass panels and circular wooden stairs makes the perfect fusion of traditional and modern architecture to bring out the essense of harmony when acquiring knowledge. Most of the building is glass panel on metal frame. It create an transparent environment for improved natural lighting and at the same time reduce artificial lighting. This reduce the energy requirement on the long run and it is an environmental friendly approach.
The Sky Window allow adequate natural lighting to every floor.
Semi-circular stairs connecting every floor of the library.
The wooden stairs give a traditional contrast to the modern building.
The ground floor of the library.
Left: The Sky Window with metal frame of shape of the radiating sun. Right: Open air corridor connecting the Left and the Right block of the building.
Left: Nice light reflection of the smooth polished marble floor. Right: The building is cover by alternating layers of concrete and glass.
Other view around the building
The interior
The interior of the library is very spacious and quiet, hence students are able to concentrate on their studies in the library
The Cyber Center.
The Library have both hard (books) and soft (internet) references.
The student can freely use the library computers for their research and studies.
Glass walls gives enough natural lighting and makes the library looks even more spacious.
Newly arrived book racks.
Spacious environment and ample lightings for the nights.
Students can wisely utilise all the study tables available.
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