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Le nouveau Rolex Learning Center

2010
Talks

Abstract

Conçu par le bureau d’architecture japonais SANAA, le Rolex Learning Center est le nouveau bâtiment phare du campus de l’EPFL. Inauguré le 22 février 2010, il abrite sur ses 15'000 m2: la Bibliothèque de l’EPFL, ses collections, bureaux et surtout 900 places de travail pour les étudiants (zone silence, zone calme et bulles de travail en groupe), des services (restaurants, banque, librairie), une salle de spectacles, un éditeur, un laboratoire de recherche sur les technologies appliquées à la formation, des associations d'étudiants... Le bâtiment et ses services sont ouverts 7/7 jours, de 7h à 24h. Tout est pensé pour répondre aux besoins de l'utilisateur d'une "bibliothèque" au sens large: lieu de vie, lieu de travail, lieu d'interaction. Cette présentation évoque les étapes du projet RLC, son contexte dans l'histoire du campus et l'évolution de l'enseignement, ainsi que les services proposés par la nouvelle Bibliothèque de l'EPFL.

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2010
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Official source

https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/5ab616b5-56ce-465f-92ff-4cc860867904

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