Harborside Accessible Map V1
🏛️ JWU Harborside Library – Accessible Space Finder
Find library spaces that meet your needs. Use filters below to highlight different areas.
We're continuously refining this. This is the first stage, any feedback welcome.
Space Filters
How to Use This Map
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Space Types & Features
Accessibility Features in Detail
☀️ Natural Light Areas
Tables positioned near the east-facing windows provide abundant natural daylight, 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 feature dimmable and controllable lighting fixtures, allowing users to customize brightness levels to their comfort.
Available in: All four study rooms. 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
The Zen Zone, quiet tables behind computers, the new upper-right quiet area, and study rooms are designated as quiet zones for silent, focused work.
Sensory-supportive resources including fidget toys and meditation cards are available in the Zen Zone and 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: Center-top group tables, bottom group tables, east-side group tables, and study rooms when booked for groups.
↑ 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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