Gippsland Library
Gippsland Library’s upper floor was redeveloped to support personal study, peer collaboration and student-library staff interaction in the new space. The redevelopment was funded by the eEducation Centre and the Library.
The group study space on the upper level of the Gippsland Library celebrates light and space.
Smart boards and glass writing panels are provided to facilitate group work by students.
Group work can be facilitated by using a glass writing panel in the group study space.
Booth-style seating allows group work on study projects including presentations.
Booth-style seating allows group viewing of multimedia resources.
A learning skills adviser uses a smart board in discussion with students in the group study space.
Floor-based power points are provided for laptop users.
The group study space is technologically enabled and well equipped for students.
The brightly coloured furniture in the group study space reflects its contemporary design.
The brightly coloured furniture in the group study space reflects its contemporary design.
Beynon, Kate. Chinese graffiti. 2000. 100.0 x 180.0 cm. Type C photograph from digital image. Monash University Collection.
MacFarlane, Stewart. The Storm. 1988. 168.0 x 213.0 cm. Oil on canvas. Monash University Collection.
Beynon, Kate. Li Ji: Warrior Girl 2000. 118.0 x 72.0 cm. Type C photograph from digital image. Monash University Collection.
Walker, Lyndal. All new personal style 2000. Type C photographs. Monash University Collection
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