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Anonymous06/19/23, 15:28No.7993003Books, libraries, etc...

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Anon06/23/23, 21:53No.7993816

I wish more libraries kept the classic wooden architecture. To me it invokes tradition and the passing of knowledge. It's a shame really.

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Anon07/18/23, 09:37No.7999178

Theres a particular one I got on here years ago that was a drawn bank of windows with a loads of cats, books, and plants. Does anyone happen to have it?

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>33 MB https://files.catbox.moe/yx3etw.jpg

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Anon10/22/23, 18:17No.8020881

Guys, I have nothing to add, but please, don't let the thread disappear

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Anon11/04/23, 20:59No.8023748

This thread reminds me of the Simpsons episode in which Marge is reading a magazine entitled "Better Homes Than Yours".

Anon11/06/23, 24:34No.8024042

suppose there is a lot of libraries in the world with tall balconies and/or shelves so high they require a ladder. now suppose a certain percentage of books handled by someone have been dropped and fell a great distance. now suppose a certain percentage of people have fallen when close to a balcony or on a ladder. what would those percentages be? are there any recorded instances of this happening? or maybe there are works of literature that reference a falling book or person inside a tall library? what would it be like to be the book on the furthest edge of a shelf overlooking the great hall of a tall library? what would that feel like?

Anon11/09/23, 14:46No.8024989

For me, this is comfy.

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I'm not entirely sure whether this one is on topic, but it seems appropriate.

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bumpy

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The screen you're looking at now has likely displayed more pages than all the books combined in any of these images.

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Anon11/28/24, 15:58No.8088491

I fucking HATE you fucking NIGGERS that defend modern architecture. You're all full of shit. Those anons defending beauty and traditional libraries -- thank you. It is good to know that there are still sane people in this world.I normally just lurk, but the amount of utter modernist brainrot in the thread really set me off.It's first-year architecture student wannabes like yourselves that completely and utterly lack the aesthetic, intellectual, and humanistic depth to comprehend the basic elementary notion that it is NOT that "Form Follows Function" or even that "Function Follows Form", but rather "Form IS Function".A good library must lift up the human spirit; it must stir the enigmatic sense in Man; it must connect him to the long and storied tradition of our noble race going back thousands upon thousands of years and make him cognizant of his role in its continuation; it is a space for the mind as well as the body, and it must serve to showcase the majesty and dignity and soulfulness of the literary and civilizational project of the past 5000 years.To do that it MUST be beautiful; it MUST be enigmatic; it MUST be traditional. Modernist shitty concrete boxes do none of that, and whether it's 0.001% more economically efficient (in either a capitalist or communist system) to make them is so far beyond the point that all of you showcase your total lack of intellectual or moral hygiene in whining about it.Beauty has a function all of its own and it cannot be ignored, you fucking niggers. Jesus Christ. Is this really what we've come to? People defending slop-pop books in slop-pop boxes over the traditional beauty that even the most ignorant and untutored of children can recognize in an old library? Are you all fucking braindead?Libraries are spaces for books. For learning. For Truth and Beauty. Not for fucking corposlop -- what the actual fuck is wrong with you?

Anon12/19/24, 24:10No.8090782

Montricher, Switzerland. Absolutely gorgeous.

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