Libraries in Moscow: a new look of habitual establishments

Someone today will never part with modern gadgets, preferring electronic versions of newspapers and magazines to their paper colleagues. There are also those for whom there is nothing more pleasant than the usual rustle of book pages. Strangely enough, the libraries in Moscow Try to take into account the requests of both.

New look of libraries

They deal not only with the issuance of books, but also offer a lot of opportunities for a pleasant and useful pastime: language courses, interest clubs, meetings with versatile people, teaching the basics of computer literacy and even conducting photo sessions. The changes in the architectural appearance of the library in Moscow are otherwise suitable for holding event events.

Such different readers

The availability of free services, individual design, comfortable furniture attracts readers of different ages, social and professional status: unemployed, students, professionals, pensioners. Each of them finds an occupation to their liking. A separate area of work is working with special readers. Those who do not always manage to lead a full life due to their health.

Libraries in Moscow are centers of cultural and public life, seeking to provide their readers with a wide range of publications, access to electronic resources, reference and legal systems. If necessary, library staff provide advice.

Excursion to unusual metropolitan libraries

The most unusual libraries in Moscow. What are they? Let's find out together. And we will start with the institution, the main audience of which is the youth. Modern and cozy interior, computers and free Wi-Fi, digital libraries - all this is for the readers of the Russian State Library for Youth.

The service in the RSLM is built using RFID technology. When all the operations for taking books in the library and their return are carried out by the readers themselves. There is a photocopier, a scanner, an information kiosk located in the lobby area of the lobby. Anyone can use it, even if there is no record in the library. In addition, the library is attractive due to the presence of a psychologist in it and active interest clubs. As for the needs of the disabled, special ramps, lifts and toilets are equipped for them.

A real treasure house, storing printed manuscripts, ancient folios, modern scientific works and publications, is the Lenin Library. Moscow is a city where several branches of this library are located, with over 45 million publications in its fund. The participation of the RSL in programs aimed at the reconstruction and re-creation of old books became traditional. There are also places for storing the latter in accordance with the necessary conditions.

A full-fledged "third" place today is the Library. Dostoevsky. To its attractive features can be attributed the presence of a pleasant informal atmosphere, cute furniture, personal lockers with a key, coworking. The main "chip" of the library is its mode of operation: visiting the institution is possible and at night. Only on condition of payment. By the way, the year of the library opening is 1907th. Opening it after reconstruction took place in 2013. And the format of the institution was completely different.

In the Urban History Library visitors will be offered to read books devoted to urban topics, participate in discussions, communicate with invited narrators, table games. Periodically, film shows are arranged here, lectures are heard.

For young readers

They aspire to diversify leisure time for readers and children's libraries in Moscow. So, for example, in "Gaidar" working studios, clubs, clubs. Their number tentatively reaches 20. Chuk and Huck - the so-called two bibliobots - help librarians. By the way, the first library fund in Gaidarivka was represented by V. Kluchevsky's personal library (Russian historian). He bequeathed it to the city. Today there are a lot of fluffy and soft books, rattles and books, toys, music books and books for the bathroom.

Visiting libraries in Moscow is becoming a fashionable activity, akin to a hike in anti-penalty. It is unlikely that these institutions will be superseded by others in the near future. After all, as a large screen does not replace the atmosphere of the cinema, and e-books do not oust the world of books and libraries.