December 3. 1987
THE LANCE
page 9
Library Expansion Underway
Buck Tredway
Bulldozers are moving earth and
backhoes are digging up concrete in prepa
ration for the addition of some 1,800 square
feet to the DeTamble Library at St. An
drews Presbyterian College.
The $180 thousand project was
funded by The Pew Freedom Trust of
Philadelphia, Pa. and The Janirve Foun
dation of Asheville. Both foundations
have provided funding for physical plant
rennovations and equipment for the dis
abled students of St. Andrews in the past.
The expansion project was origi
nally to begin last summer, according to
DeTamble Librarian Elizabeth Holmes,
but was postponed because of delays in
choosing a construction company to com
plete the work.
Over 1,000 square feet will be
added to the building’s south- eastern side
to house a micro-computer lab, currently
located on the library’s second floor.
“This will allow for more flex
ible use of the micro-computers,” Holmes
said. “There will be a section of the lab with
moveable walls so classes can be held in
one part while the other part remains open
for general use.”
The addition will also house the
college’s new Artronic graphics computers
as well as a work area and an office for the
computer lab.
Entrance to the new lab will be
through double disabled-accessible doors,
located behind the current circulation
desk. The new circulation area will
occupy a U-shaped desk in the center of the
existing structure.
Almost 700 square feet is to be
added to the building’s north- western side,
which will house a relocated reference
area and the library’s card catalog. The
reference section and card catalog cur
rently occupy the building’s second floor.
“We hope this expansion will
provide more space for seating and shelv
ing, as well as better accessibility for our
disabled students,” Holmes said. “We were
running short of space with the addition of
the upstairs micro lab and needed this ex
pansion.”
The construction work, being
done by Cape Fear Construction Com
pany of Lumberton, is expected to be
completed in three to four months.
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