JWU Downcity Library Accessible Space Finder
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Space Types & Features
Accessibility Features in Detail
☀️ Natural Light Areas
The back corner zone provides natural daylight exposure through windows, reducing eye strain and creating a more comfortable study environment.
Benefits: Window light exposure, reduced need for artificial lighting, connection to outdoor environment, improved mood and focus.
↑ Back to Map💡 Adjustable Lighting Spaces
Study rooms and the library classroom feature dimmable and controllable lighting fixtures, allowing users to customize brightness levels to their comfort.
Available in: All four study rooms and the library classroom. Each space has local switches for individual control.
↑ Back to Map🔇 Enhanced Visual/Audio Privacy
Enclosed study rooms provide enhanced privacy with doors and partitions for reduced distractions. While not fully soundproof, these spaces offer significantly lower noise levels.
Ideal for: Video calls, focused work requiring minimal distractions, small group discussions, sensory-sensitive individuals.
↑ Back to Map🤫 Quiet Study Areas
All carrels throughout the library and the study rooms are designated as quiet zones for silent, focused work.
Note: Image shows a quiet study area with natural light. Individual carrels are located throughout the library in all designated areas.
Locations: Study carrels in all areas (west, northwest, north, northeast, east, southeast), plus all four study rooms when used for individual work.
Sensory-supportive resources including fidget toys and meditation cards are available in study rooms.
↑ Back to Map👥 Collaborative Spaces
Multiple zones designed for group work and discussion, featuring flexible furniture arrangements and conversation-friendly atmospheres.
Areas include: Circular seating area (left), Living Room (center), right-side group tables, library classroom, and study rooms when booked for groups.
Community spaces feature soft, flexible furnishings ideal for bringing classes into a relaxed setting.
↑ Back to Map📅 Bookable Spaces
Reserve study rooms in advance through our online booking system to guarantee your preferred time slot.
How to book: Use the LibCal room booking system accessible from the library homepage. Rooms can be reserved up to 2 weeks in advance.
Available rooms: Four study rooms located along the top of the library floor plan.
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