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Friday, November 06, 2009

Library Design Institute in Dallas "Going Green"


David Darnell at the Dallas Public Library (aka Library-on'-the-Triniity) sends along this information:

"The Dallas Public Library is honored to host the
6th Annual Library Journal's  Design Institute
We are expecting a great turnout for this year's conference. Though attendees from across the US participate in the Institute, we would like to encourage our Texas neighbors in this year of limited travel budgets to take advantage of this opportunity while it is being held in our geographic area. 
If your library system is planning to build new facilities or planning to renovate current libraries, this is the chance of a lifetime to ask the experts for advice about incorporating "Going Green" ideas and practices into your building plans.
We look forward to having you join us in Dallas in December.

LIBRARY JOURNAL PRESENTS "GOING GREEN"
AN EVENT SERIES ON SUSTAINABLE BUILDING AND DESIGN
in partnership with Dallas Public Library

Admission is FREE! Attendance is limited. Sign up today to secure your spot.
DATE: December 11, 2009 / TIME: 9AM–6PM
LOCATION: Dallas Public Library / 1515 Young Street / Dallas, TX 75201

More information www.LibraryJournal.com/goinggreendallas
Questions? Contact LJThinktank@reedbusiness.com

For its sixth cycle, Library Journal Design Institute moves to Texas for a one-day think tank on green design. We'll bring together leading architects, designers, librarians, and vendors to hone in on the challenges and solutions we face in creating 21st century sustainable libraries. With every Green Design Institute, we've taken a leap forward in knowledge and understanding, but there is so much more we can learn from these experts and each other. Join us for a day-long series of green-themed presentations, panels, and breakout sessions, and learn the latest developments, options, costs and strategies being adopted.

Limited to 100 attendees, the seminar is for those considering a new building project or renovation, in the fundraising or pre-bond stage, or in the early building process.

Register today at www.LibraryJournal.com/goinggreendallas

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