扩容空间 拓展边界

Core Insights - Public libraries are evolving into multifunctional cultural spaces, leading to increased foot traffic during summer vacations due to factors such as family visits, cultural activities, and study needs [1] Group 1: Increased Foot Traffic - The rise in visitor numbers during summer is attributed to three main factors: the vacation of middle and primary school students, the appeal of cultural activities, and the need for study spaces among students and professionals [1] - Cultural activities in July and August are more than double those in other months, attracting diverse reader groups [1] Group 2: Space Expansion and Optimization - To address the seating shortage, libraries are restructuring existing spaces to create open reading areas, adding 108 new seats [2] - New functional areas such as children's picture book sections and digital experience zones are being established to cater to different reading needs and disperse crowds [2] - Community book-sharing systems are being implemented in various locations to extend library services beyond traditional settings [2] Group 3: Time Management and Service Innovation - Libraries are optimizing study room hours from 9 AM to 9 PM to accommodate peak study times, effectively reducing pressure on traditional reading areas [3] - Strict regulations against seat reservation abuse are being enforced to ensure fair access for all readers [3] - Digital transformation is being leveraged to reduce reliance on physical seating, with upgrades to digital resource libraries and inter-library cooperation agreements to enhance resource sharing [3]