Hargrave-Andrew Library
Hargrave-Andrew Library on Clayton campus was the first library to be refurbished using these guiding principles. Once completed it became the blueprint for the redevelopment of the other branch libraries.
The Hargrave-Andrew Library after it was refurbished in 2006.
A new entrance to the Hargrave-Andrew Library was constructed in 2006.
The Hargrave-Andrew Library makes a dramatic statement in the late afternoon.
The interior of the Hargrave-Andrew Library underwent a major refurbishment in 2006.
Historical scientific objects are housed in a culture wall to represent innovation, exploration and evolution, all central themes of the Hargrave-Andrew Library.
Light and space with clear sightlines are important design elements of the refubished library.
Signage and furniture used in the library are designed to match the best in contemporary design and architecture.
Red is used to highlight service points in the refurbished library.
In the Reserve area students can browse high demand books.
Express terminals are provided to for short access - up to 15 minutes - especially for clients locating books or wanting to print.
Light and space with clear sightlines are important design elements of the refurbished library.
The reconstruction of the library included a bridge on the second floor.
The refurbished library is technologically enabled and well equipped for students. Students can work together or on their own.
Computers are an essential need of the modern student. The Library provides Monash students with access to information essential for their study in electronic form wherever possible.
The barcode design on the ceiling on the second floor is in keeping with innovative themes of the library's design.
Furniture styles are chosen to suit individual quiet or group discussion. The barcode design on the ceiling is in keeping with innovative themes of the library's design.
Academic journals are located on the ground floor.
Modern artworks give the library a vibrant and creative atmosphere.
Signage and furniture used in the Hargrave-Andrew Library are designed to match the best in contemporary design and architecture.
Polliness, Kerrie. Black O Wall drawing #6 1997. Felt tipped marker, string, chalk, dimensions variable. Monash University Collection.
Perceval, John. Homage to Lawrence Hargrave 1961-62. Glazed earthenware. Monash University Collection.
This is the signature artwork of the Hargrave-Andrew Library, commissioned for the opening of the original library in 1961.
Perceval, John. Homage to Lawrence Hargrave 1961-62. Glazed earthenware. Monash University Collection.
This is the signature artwork of the Hargrave-Andrew Library, commissioned for the opening of the original library in 1961.
Harper, Melinda. Three untitled screen prints. 2003. Screenprints with water-based ink and collage on paper. Each 84.0 x 59.0 cm. Monash University Collection.
Olsen, John. The goldfish bowl. 1971. Lithograph on paper. Sheet: 75.5 x 98.9cm. Monash University Collection.
Stacey, Robyn. Single vision (1991). C Type photographs bonded under Perspex. 4 parts, each 47.5 cm diameter. Monash University Collection.