The Mansueto Library

Design Project IIProf. Rohde

Julie Amelia WangsajayaVikramaditya VarmaFrederik Friederichs

The Mansueto Library

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Introduction 5

Concept 7

The Grand Reading Room 9Reflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection 11Section 12Section 13Calculation 14Calculation 15Visualization 16Visualization 17

The Reception Counter 19Floor Plan and Luminaire Selection 21Section 22Section 23Calculation 24Calculation 25Visualization 26Visualization 27

The ASRS Lift Room and Special Collections Room 29Reflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection 31Section ASRS Lift Room 32Section Special Collections Room 33Calculation 34Calculation 35Visualization ASRS Lift Room 36Visualization Special Collections Room 37

The Offices 39Reflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection 41Section 42Calculation 43Visualization 45

The Multifunction Room 47Reflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection 49Section 50Calculation 51

Solvent, Special Handling and Photo Rooms 53Reflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection 55Calculation Solvent Room 56Calculation Photo Room 57

The Bridge 59Reflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection 61Section 62Calculation 63Visualization 65

Table of Contents

The University of Chicago was presented by its alumni Joe and Rika Mansueto, a brand new library; but this Library is unlike any that have come before it.

A sunlit dome of glass and steel is the simplest way to describe this engineering marvel, but simple it most definitely is not.

The depository of books, housing 3.5 million volumes extends 50 feet underground, imagine an iceberg, where all we see on the surface of the water is the tip. The book storage and retrieval is completely automatic and the temperature and climate inside are optimized for the long time preservation of its contents.

The architect Helmut Jahn has been lauded for his minimal architectural designs, and here too can these ideals be seen. The use of the underground storage facility allows for a minimal structure above ground which seamlessly integrates with the different styles of the surrounding buildings.

This is what we were drawn to about this library and led us on to design the lighting. We embraced the idea of the iceberg to further the development of our plans and provide us with an over all concept.

Introduction

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“The mind is like an iceberg, it floats with one-seventh of its bulk above water.” Sigmund Freud

We started this project with the plans and drawings, trying to make sense of the size and scale of this venture; but what was most evident to us was the ground breaking ideas it presented. The shape of the building appeared to us to represent an Iceberg, where all we could see on the surface was just its tip, the wealth of information hidden below the surface.

We were inspired by the way light passes through ice depending on the density of the frozen water, and how the Mansueto library uses three different types of glazing to achieve this same idea with sunlight. The dome uses clear glass upto a height of 4m after which a 40% transmitting screen printed frit is used to diffuse the sunlight; and finally on the top at a height of 8.5m a 70% transmitting frit diffuses the strong light coming in from the zenith. We decided on the use of neutral white colored light to create an atmosphere of learning within the dome - not too cosy, and not too cold.

In the areas divided with partition walls, we wanted to play with the inside-outside nature of these spaces within spaces. Here we decided on the idea of perpetual skylights, lit during the day by natural daylight and during the night by the artificial general lighting.

This is what we decided on to then further our development of the lighting plan. We subdivided the room into six spaces, depending on the activity and required lighting level:

The Grand Reading Room, The Reception Counter,The Special Collections Room,The Offices,The Multifunction Room,The Special Handling Room, The Connection Bridge.

Concept

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The main task with the grand reading room is to provide an even illuminance on all working surfaces. The required average illuminance for a working surface is between 300 and 500 lux, which is tricky in a room where the ceiling height changes so drastically.

To achieve this level of lighting a mixture of direct and direct diffused components have been used. Neutral white, 4000K fluorescent tubes with prismatic reflectors are attached to the metal structure beginning where the 40% printed frit starts and running all along the dome. These appear as lines of light turning the usually shadowing dark metal into a source of light. In addition to these, surface mounted wide angle metal halides with a colour temperature of 3000K are attached in a grid, to improve the quality of the light within the space. The fluorescent tubes are dimable and can be adjusted for higher or lower levels of illuminance depending on the time of day or weather.

Task lighting on the desks adds to the light level and allows for customizable brightnesses for different activities. A luminaire by Se’lux has been utilized here that uses warm white LEDs with a beam angle of 40˚. These task lights have a customized base where four luminaries are mounted in the middle and adjusted personally by the users.

The Grand Reading Room

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The Grand Reading RoomReflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection

System 60Luminaire Description - DirectMounting Details - Surface MountedLamp - 1 x T16/35W - 3300 lmColour Temperature - Neutral White (4000K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - DiffuseDimmable - Yes

Ultra TwinLuminaire Description - SpotMounting Details - Surface MountedLamp - 1 x MT-Ø15 - 3300 lmColour Temperature - Warm White (3000K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - 30°Dimmable - No

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The Grand Reading RoomSection

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The Grand Reading RoomSection

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The Grand Reading RoomCalculation

2.3 Calculation results, Exterior 12.3.3 Table, table (E)

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Height of the reference plane : 0.75 mAverage illuminance Eav : 298 lxMinimum illuminance Emin : 5 lxMaximum illuminance Emax : 511 lxUniformity g1 Emin/Eav : 1 : 54.65 (0.02)Uniformity g2 Emin/Emax : 1 : 93.93 (0.01)

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Calculation resultsGeneral LightTable, Reference plane

Height of evaluation surface: 0.75 mMaintenance factor: 0.80Total luminous flux of all lamps: 1452000 lmTotal power: 16840 WTotal power per area (3490.04 m²): 4.83 W/m²

IlluminanceAverage illuminance Eav: 298 lxMinimum illuminance Emin: 5 lxMaximum illuminance Emax: 511 lx

The Grand Reading RoomCalculation 2.2 Summary, Exterior 1

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Total luminous flux of all lamps 1452000 lmTotal power 16840 WTotal power per area (3490.04 m²) 4.83 W/m²

IlluminanceAverage illuminance Eav 298 lxMinimum illuminance Emin 5 lxMaximum illuminance Emax 511 lxUniformity g1 Emin/Em 1:54.6 (0.02)Uniformity g2 Emin/Emax 1:93.9 (0.01)

Type No.\Make

selux3 360 Order No. : SX 06753-976-3_35

Luminaire name : SYSTEM 60Equipment : 1 x T16/35W 35 W / 3300 lm

Delta Light5 80 Order No. : 316 08 66 35

Luminaire name : ULTRA TWIN HIC-35with : 1 x UTH35-30Equipment : 1 x MT-Ø15 35 W / 3300 lm

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The Grand Reading RoomVisualization

Day Time

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The Grand Reading RoomVisualization

Night Time

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The first thing one sees upon entering the Mansueto library is the reception desk.

It is here that face to face meetings and interactions take place. This is an area where new people come to find out new information, collect books and make other enquiries; so it has been lit with consideration to make it clearly visible with good colour rendering.

The counter itself is lit with LEDs built into the structure of the desk. The LEDs are arranged in a strip along the furrow providing a line of diffused light and serving as a marker.

Suspended chrome plated luminaries hang in a half circle following the shape of the reception counter. Wide flood MR16 halogen lamps provide good colour rendering and are fitted with honeycomb louvres to prevent glare. These lamps provide sufficient illumination of the desk for all transactions. The chrome finish has been chosen to make the lamps appear to disappear in their surroundings.

The Reception Counter

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The Reception CounterFloor Plan and Luminaire Selection

BookLED RF3Luminaire Description - DirectMounting Details - Table LuminaireLamp - 370 lm - 6 WColour Temperature - Warm White (3000K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - 40°Dimmable - Yes

Tula MicroLuminaire Description - SpotMounting Details - Ceiling SuspendedLamp - HRG-Ø51 - 210 lmColour Temperature - Warm White (2900K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - 36°Dimmable - Yes

Shelf LightingLuminaire Description - Shelf LightingMounting Details - MagneticLamp - 15W LED Colour Temperature - Warm White (3000K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - 60°Dimmable - Yes

The Reception CounterSection

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The Reception CounterSection

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The Reception CounterCalculation

Calculation resultsThe Reception CounterTable, Reference plane

Height of evaluation surface: 0.75 mMaintenance factor: 0.80


2.3 Calculation results, dome2.3.5 Table, counter (E)


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The Reception CounterVisualization

Day Time

The Reception CounterVisualization

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The ASRS lift room is a room where the books are received from the underground storage facility. Here they are scanned and sorted before they are given out to the students. For the lighting of this room, we chose to use the idea of a perpetual skylight. The roof of the room is closed and in the two spaces directly above the lifts, skylights have been placed.

These skylights use a diffusing PVC material known as Barrisol which transmits 90% of the light in a diffused distribution.

The Barrisol surface is lit in the day time with sunlight and in the night with the general artificial light on the dome giving the area a diffused glow. To add to the illumination in the room recessed profiles with fluorescent tubes and wide flood LED spotlights have been used.

The special collections room has been lit in a similar way, here five Barrisol skylights have been used with the same recessed profiles in-between each skylight. As this is a long room almost appearing as a corridor, the wall at the end of the room has been washed evenly to make the space look longer.

The ASRS Lift Room and Special Collections Room

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The ASRS Lift Room and Special Collections RoomReflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection

SPL SL - DOWN EVG DIMLuminaire Description - DirectMounting Details - Ceiling RecessedLamp - FSH-Ø16 - 1535 lmColour Temperature - Warm White (3000K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - DiffuseDimmable - Yes

SPL25 - 4 LED Luminaire Description - SpotsMounting Details - Ceiling RecessedLamp - LED 6W - 94 lmColour Temperature - Warm WhiteLight Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - 40°Dimmable - Yes

The ASRS Lift Room and Special Collections RoomSection ASRS Lift Room

The ASRS Lift Room and Special Collections RoomSection Special Collections Room

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The ASRS Lift Room and Special Collections RoomCalculation

Calculation resultsASRS Lift RoomTable, Reference plane



2.3 Calculation results, dome2.3.6 Table, behindcounter (E)






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54 57 60 61 65 67 79 92 98 101 105 108 111 114 119 122 124 126 129 131 133 135 137 139 143 146 148 156 153 155 158 160 164 173 177 183 188 196 199

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Calculation resultsSpecial Collections RoomTable, Reference plane



2.3 Calculation results, dome2.3.4 Table, special_collection (E)






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The ASRS Lift Room and Special Collections RoomVisualization ASRS Lift Room

The ASRS Lift Room and Special Collections RoomVisualization Special Collections Room

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Within the structure of the dome, partition walls have been built creating spaces for offices and other areas for the sensitive handling and restoration of rare books. There are four offices located in a line in the area attached to the special collections room. They have a glass front and are walled on three sides. The roof has been divided into 3 parts; the first and third parts are left open and the space in the middle is again covered with Barrisol. We have chosen to partially cover the roof because lower ceilings allow for more focused work. We have also chosen to have the back wall lit evenly with a wall washer. This roof set up allows people to lean back and look up into the dome above them, but also gives them the feeling of being in a closed space.

In addition to the general lighting, task lighting has also been provided.

The Offices

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The OfficesReflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection

TFL WallwasherLuminaire Description - WallwasherMounting Details - Ceiling MountedLamp - T16 28W - 2600 lmColour Temperature - Neutral White (4000K)Light Distribution - AsymmetricBeam Angle - Dimmable - Yes

PlasmaLuminaire Description - Direct - IndirectMounting Details - FreestandingLamp - LED - 160 WColour Temperature - Warm White (3000K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - 15°Dimmable - Yes

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The OfficesCalculation

Calculation resultsOfficesTable, Reference plane



2.3 Calculation results, dome2.3.3 Table, office_messure (E)






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490

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308 313 318 323

315 322 213331

290 297

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635 680 711521 554

750 705 660823 807

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291 293286

178162

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287 294 302

333 365

311 317

490 672

622 598

632 715 760 805

891 843 803

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815 820702 757

454 642485 513

761 716

305

232 241 250 259 279 282 285 276 267 268

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245

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260 268 409184 212

205 238 278

308 316 305

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220 225 230 240 241

280277 279 280 281276 201 222 244245 211 184278

524 561

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707 779 836329 452 575 872 762

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196 205 216

185 194 247 253

302 301

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342

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270 278 286 294

281 285

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538 576 614 652 805

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234 340 381

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0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2.25 2.50 2.75 [m]Illuminance [lx]

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The OfficesVisualization

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As an exception to the skylight principle, the multifunctional room has an opaque ceiling to guarantee undisturbed use for projections and presentations.

In this room we make use of two different lighting components; To provide vertical illuminance, ceiling recessed flourescent luminaires with a wide beam angle have been seemly integrated redrawing the shape of the room.

Additional recessed halogen spotlights are framed by the diffuse component offering the necessary light to work on different tasks.

The Multifunction Room

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0 5 10 20 50

0 5 10 20 50

The Multifunction RoomReflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection

MacrolineLuminaire Description - DirectMounting Details - Ceiling RecessedLamp - 2 x Ø16 28 W - 2400 lmColour Temperature - Daylight White (6500K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - DiffuseDimmable - Yes

GRID IN TRIMLESSLuminaire Description - SpotMounting Details - Ceiling RecessedLamp - HMG//LPØ111 - 75 WColour Temperature - Warm White (2900K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - 45°Dimmable - Yes

Oneliner SLuminaire Description - Perimeter Mounting Details - Wall mountedLamp - FDH-Ø16 -14 WColour Temperature - Warm White (3000K)Light Distribution - AsymmetricBeam Angle - DiffuseDimmable - Yes

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The Multifunctional RoomSection

The Multifunctional RoomCalculation

Calculation resultsMultifunctional RoomTable, Reference plane



4.3 Calculation results, multi4.3.2 Table, Reference plane 1 (E)




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Similar to the multifunctional room, ceiling recessed fluorescent luminaires will provide general illuminance in the solvent area.

Both the special handling room as well as the photo room feature a suspended luminaire with up- and downlight lighting distribution.

The diffuse component will increase the volume of the small space and will give a pleasant atmosphere.

Solvent, Special Handling and Photo Rooms

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0 5 10 20 50

Solvent, Special Handling and Photo RoomsReflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection

MacrolineLuminaire Description - DirectMounting Details - Ceiling RecessedLamp - 2 x Ø16 28 W - 2400 lmColour Temperature - Daylight White (6500K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - DiffuseDimmable - Yes

NoBodyLuminaire Description - Direct - IndirectMounting Details - Ceiling SuspendedLamp - Ø16 28W - 2400 lm - HRG-Ø51 35 W- 300 lmColour Temperature - Daylight White (6500K) - Warm White (2900K) Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - Diffuse - 36°Dimmable - Yes

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Solvent, Special Handling and Photo RoomsCalculation Solvent Room

Calculation resultsSolvent RoomTable, Reference plane



6.3 Calculation results, solvent6.3.2 Table, Reference plane 1 (E)






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647 681 713 744 [756] 737

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581 596 596 589 580 575 582 606 641 672 675

584 589 580 563 541 524 517 527 557 600 639 650

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586 585 562 525 482 441 408 387 380 390 419 467 527 580 603

593589 570 529 482 436 370398 356 355 370 403 454 517 572 597

558 603 585 544 492 442 399 366 345 336 340 359 395 448 512 569 594

610 605 568 516 461 412 375 349 333 (329) 337 358 395 450 514 571 596

615 623 599 550 493 441 398 367 346 335 335 344 367 405 459 522 577 601

638610 633 594 540 484 437 401 376 360 353 354 365 388 425 477 538 590 611

642 660 643 598 544 493 453 424 403 391 387 390 401 423 458 506 562 609 625

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639 688 702 686 657 626 600 580 566 556 551 550 554 562 577 598 625 652 666 652

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Solvent, Special Handling and Photo RoomsCalculation Photo Room

Calculation resultsPhoto RoomTable, Reference plane

Height of evaluation surface: 0.75 mMaintenance factor: 0.80Total luminous flux of all lamps: 10800 lmTotal power: 266 WTotal power per area (24.82 m²): 10.72 W/m²²


7.3 Calculation results, photo7.3.2 Table, Reference plane 1 (E)






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142 169 204 226 233 246 258 262 258 246 235 227 204 169 143

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The glass bridge connects the Mansueto Library and the Regenstein.

Integrating floor recessed linear tubes covered with a diffusing glass following the shape of the building will provide sufficient light for night time use. During the day those luminaries will stay off due to adequate daylighting.

The bridge is made of glass causing the diffuse lines to generate multiple reflections and underline the direction of movement. To demonstrate the transparent character of the connection bridge we keep the bridge itself in a lower brightness level then the surrounding spaces.

Man gravitates towards the light and high brightness levels, so the bridge acts as a transition space between the bright dome and the bright knuckle at its source in the Regenstein.

The Bridge

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The BridgeReflected Ceiling Plan and Luminaire Selection

MacrolineLuminaire Description - DirectMounting Details - Floor RecessedLamp - 2 x Ø16 28 W - 2400 lmColour Temperature - Daylight White (6500K)Light Distribution - SymmetricBeam Angle - DiffuseDimmable - Yes

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The BridgeSection

The BridgeCalculation

Calculation resultsBridgeFloor, Reference plane



5.3 Calculation results, bridge5.3.2 Table, floor (E)






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The BridgeVisualization

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