Welcoming the new academic year and aiming to better meet the growing needs for learning, research, information resource access, and library services of students, learners, lecturers, as well as users from within and outside HUB, the new HUB Library at Lecture Hall C, located from the 4th to the 7th floors, is entering its final stages of completion and getting ready to serve users in the new academic year.

Spanning multiple floors with spacious, modern, and multifunctional areas, the new Library is designed to create a more convenient, comfortable, and welcoming learning environment. Each area is organized to accommodate different needs, ranging from individual study, group study, and research to discussion and relaxation.

Let’s take an early “check-in” tour to see how the new Library is taking shape!

LECTURE HALL C LOBBY – A SPACE FOR CONNECTION AND INTRODUCING HUB

Right from the lobby area, the shared space is designed with an open layout, creating a place for connection and interaction among teaching staff and learners. This area also features displays of images and models introducing the HUB campus and facilities, contributing to a welcoming environment that reflects the identity of the University.

(Display area featuring images and models introducing HUB)

(An impressive experience and check-in corner)

(Modern meeting room area)

4TH FLOOR – A SPACIOUS AND MODERN SELF-STUDY SPACE

The Library space on the 4th floor is gradually taking shape, featuring a spacious self-study area with a fresh and innovative layout. A highlight is the uniquely tiered self-study area, offering users a wider range of seating options and creating a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere for learning.

A new space for reading, studying, meeting deadlines, or simply finding your favorite study corner is waiting for you to explore!

(Self-study area)

5TH FLOOR – SELF-STUDY, GROUP STUDY, AND CONNECTION

The 5th floor is being rapidly prepared with a high-capacity system of desks and chairs for self-study, designed to accommodate a large number of learners.

Alongside the shared self-study space are spacious and airy group study rooms, providing students with an environment for discussion, collaboration, and working together on assignments and group projects.

And of course, another highlight not to be missed is the open space with a stunning view, which promises to become one of the most popular study spots in the new Library.

(Self-study area)

(Spacious group study room)

6TH FLOOR – LIBRARY RESOURCES AND FACILITIES

On the 6th floor, the bookshelves have been installed, and the remaining areas are continuing to be completed in preparation for organizing and arranging materials for users.

In particular, a smart locker system has been installed, adding greater convenience and enhancing the user experience at the Library.

(RFID-based library management system currently being implemented)

(Book collection area)

(Smart locker system for storing personal belongings before entering the book collection area)

7TH FLOOR – FUNCTIONAL SPACES AND RESEARCH SUPPORT

The 7th floor features functional rooms and specialized workspaces designed to support the working and research needs of lecturers, researchers, and user groups requiring more specialized facilities.

The space also includes a relaxation area and beverage service area, contributing to a more convenient and comfortable working environment during extended periods of study and research.

(Research room for lecturers and café area)

A NEW SPACE – NEW EXPERIENCES AWAIT YOU!

Each area is being rapidly completed, equipment is gradually being installed, and every space is steadily getting ready to welcome learners in the new academic year.

More than just a place to search for and access information resources, the new Library at Lecture Hall C aims to become a space for learning – research – connection, where everyone can find a place suited to their own needs.