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Team b: Amber mccullough & amelia javillonar

01 Current Experience

team b: Amber mccullough & amelia javillonar september 23,

who uses it?

Currently, the Harrye B. Lyons Design Library is primarily used by undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Design, according to survey results.

Grievances

People forget it’s there

Very sparingly advertised

Feels small, quiet, and overly formal compared to other libraries Doesn’t feel inviting or welcoming

Feels sterile

Harsh lighting Does not accommodate collaborative study

team b: amber mccullough & amelia javillonar

requests for improvement

Coffee shop/cafe; hearth space

Quiet spaces

Design supply store

Color printer

Emphasis on design and creativity via decor and colors

Better advertising to draw people into library

More comfortable seating

survey quotes:

“I generally think the best place for studying is somewhere comfortable and quiet.”

“I think more couches, plants, and maybe wall decorations like macrame could help the space feel less cold and sterile.”

“advertise it more to design students. I don't really hear a lot of people using the Design Library ever.”

“Places with comfortable seats and enough tables/desks for independent students helps me feel focused and not awkward about sharing a space with others.”

requests for improvement

Coffee shop/cafe; hearth space Quiet spaces Design supply store Color printer

Emphasis on design and creativity via decor and colors Better advertising to draw people into library More comfortable seating

survey quotes:

“I generally think the best place for studying is somewhere comfortable and quiet.”

“I think more couches, plants, and maybe wall decorations like macrame could help the space feel less cold and sterile.”

“advertise it more to design students. I don't really hear a lot of people using the Design Library ever.”

“Places with comfortable seats and enough tables/desks for independent students helps me feel focused and not awkward about sharing a space with others.”

Currently, the design library causes visitors to feel forced to use it in only one way: silently and professionally.

People want to have a space where they have the choice to either enjoy the space collaboratively or independently and feel comfortable doing so.

Floorplan Proposal

team b: Amber mccullough & amelia javillonar september 23, 2025

Library floorplan: Event space

Library floorplan: supply store

Library floorplan: common area

Library floorplan: study rooms

bookshelf Logistics

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current bookshelves

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03 Brand Proposal

team b: Amber mccullough & amelia javillonar

Our approach to branding the design library focuses on the collaboration and overlap between design focuses

Our approach to branding the design library focuses on the collaboration and overlap between design focuses

How do we achieve this?

Our approach to branding the design library focuses on the

collaboration and overlap between design focuses

Interdisciplinary events, seminars, and workshops Events focusing on offering opportunities to learn and experience design methods from many different focuses and skillsets

Allow students to create projects in areas outside of their specific majors as well as work with one another and build upon each others’ skills and knowledge.

Spacious lounge areas & comfortable seating

Transforms the library environment into one that will welcome collaboration and socialization.

Offer space for independent work

Alongside collaborative work and lounge spaces, the library will continue to offer private study areas for students who need to work and focus by themselves.

Colorful accents/aesthetic

Implementing more warm, playful, inviting colors within the decor and signage of the library will bring a more lively and welcoming feel as well as evoke creativity from visitors.

Our approach to branding the design library focuses on

the collaboration and overlap between design focuses

Interdisciplinary events, seminars, and workshops

Events focusing on offering opportunities to learn and experience design methods from many different focuses and skillsets

Allow students to create projects in areas outside of their specific majors as well as work with one another and build upon each others’ skills and knowledge.

Spacious lounge areas & comfortable seating

Transforms the library environment into one that will welcome collaboration and socialization.

Offer space for independent work

Alongside collaborative work and lounge spaces, the library will continue to offer private study areas for students who need to work and focus by themselves.

Colorful accents/aesthetic

Implementing more warm, playful, inviting colors within the decor and signage of the library will bring a more lively and welcoming feel as well as evoke creativity from visitors.

Our approach to branding the design library focuses on

the collaboration and overlap between design focuses

Interdisciplinary events, seminars, and workshops

Events focusing on offering opportunities to learn and experience design methods from many different focuses and skillsets

Allow students to create projects in areas outside of their specific majors as well as work with one another and build upon each others’ skills and knowledge.

Spacious lounge areas & comfortable seating

Transforms the library environment into one that will welcome collaboration and socialization.

Offer space for independent work

Alongside collaborative work and lounge spaces, the library will continue to offer private study areas for students who need to work and focus by themselves.

Colorful accents/aesthetic

Implementing more warm, playful, inviting colors within the decor and signage of the library will bring a more lively and welcoming feel as well as evoke creativity from visitors.

Our approach

to branding the design

library focuses on the collaboration and overlap between design focuses

Interdisciplinary events, seminars, and workshops

Events focusing on offering opportunities to learn and experience design methods from many different focuses and skillsets

Allow students to create projects in areas outside of their specific majors as well as work with one another and build upon each others’ skills and knowledge.

Spacious lounge areas & comfortable seating

Transforms the library environment into one that will welcome collaboration and socialization.

Offer space for independent work

Alongside collaborative work and lounge spaces, the library will continue to offer private study areas for students who need to work and focus by themselves.

Colorful accents/aesthetic

Implementing more warm, playful, inviting colors within the decor and signage of the library will bring a more lively and welcoming feel as well as evoke creativity from visitors.

brand proposal: Logo

DESIGN LIBRARY

Harrye B. Lyons

brand proposal: Color Palette

Main Colors

Supporting Colors Darks & Lights

#becb44 #a2b73a #fdf7cb #6f7e35 #e16408

#f6a71b #ef8c21

brand proposal: Color and brand in use

brand proposal: Typefaces

Titles & Logo

Secondary Titles

Work Sans Medium

Work Sans Regular

Subtitles

Body Text

Roboto Slab Bold
Roboto Slab Light

brand proposal: Promotional Materials

How the space will be utilized Potential events

Upperclassman/professional workshops

Chance for underclassmen to learn from volunteer upperclassmen or more experienced designers. Craft events

Relaxing, low-key events for days like Wellness Day

Swing Studio Sessions

Session offering the opportunity to create in a discipline outside of your own and experience a low-stakes project in that discipline Prompt Nights

Shared design brief to be solved in one hour open to all disciplines

Design Speed-Dating

Pairs of students swap solutions for a given design problem in five-minute bursts

How the space will be utilized Potential events

Upperclassman/professional workshops

Chance for underclassmen to learn from volunteer upperclassmen or more experienced designers. Craft events

Relaxing, low-key events for days like Wellness Day Swing Studio Sessions

Session offering the opportunity to create in a discipline outside of your own and experience a low-stakes project in that discipline Prompt Nights

Shared design brief to be solved in one hour open to all disciplines

Design Speed-Dating

Pairs of students swap solutions for a given design problem in five-minute bursts

How the space will be utilized Potential events

Upperclassman/professional workshops

Chance for underclassmen to learn from volunteer upperclassmen or more experienced designers. Craft events

Relaxing, low-key events for days like Wellness Day Swing Studio Sessions

Session offering the opportunity to create in a discipline outside of your own and experience a low-stakes project in that discipline Prompt Nights

Shared design brief to be solved in one hour open to all disciplines

Design Speed-Dating

Pairs of students swap solutions for a given design problem in five-minute bursts

How the space will be utilized Potential events

Upperclassman/professional workshops

Chance for underclassmen to learn from volunteer upperclassmen or more experienced designers. Craft events

Relaxing, low-key events for days like Wellness Day

Swing Studio Sessions

Session offering the opportunity to create in a discipline outside of your own and experience a low-stakes project in that discipline Prompt Nights

Shared design brief to be solved in one hour open to all disciplines

Design Speed-Dating

Pairs of students swap solutions for a given design problem in five-minute bursts

How the space will be utilized Potential events

Upperclassman/professional workshops

Chance for underclassmen to learn from volunteer upperclassmen or more experienced designers. Craft events

Relaxing, low-key events for days like Wellness Day

Swing Studio Sessions

Session offering the opportunity to create in a discipline outside of your own and experience a low-stakes project in that discipline Prompt Nights

Shared design brief to be solved in one hour open to all disciplines

Design Speed-Dating

Pairs of students swap solutions for a given design problem in five-minute bursts

How the space will be utilized Potential events

Upperclassman/professional workshops

Chance for underclassmen to learn from volunteer upperclassmen or more experienced designers.

Craft events

Relaxing, low-key events for days like Wellness Day

Swing Studio Sessions

Session offering the opportunity to create in a discipline outside of your own and experience a low-stakes project in that discipline

Prompt Nights

Shared design brief to be solved in one hour open to all disciplines

Design Speed-Dating

Pairs of students swap solutions for a given design problem in five-minute bursts

brand proposal: signage

brand proposal: signage con’t

brand proposal: signage con’t

brand proposal: Merchandise

brand proposal: Merchandise Con’t

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