SHARING SPACES

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Udgivet i:	Parks & Recreation vol. 60, no. 10 (Oct 2025), p. 28-34
Hovedforfatter:	Springs, Stephen
Andre forfattere:	Flores-Stafford, Venera
Udgivet:	National Recreation and Park Association
Fag:	Texas United States > US Workforce planning Urban planning Funding Books Families & family life Architecture Parks & recreation areas Older people Budgets User services Public services Public libraries Departments Neighborhoods Coronaviruses Environment Physical Activities Aesthetic Education Adult Learning Library Services Computer Science Education Community Needs Older Adults Adult Programs Community Centers Library Facilities Music Facilities Aging (Individuals) Recreation Programming
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Resumen:	How do you control noise levels in a building that houses both a gymnasium and study spaces? [...]it's a learning process every day at the East Arlington Library and Recreation Center - even five years after the facility first opened its doors - and it requires members of both staffs involved to be team-oriented and focused on community solutions. Case Study: Arlington, Texas From City of Arlington's perspective, the decision to co-locate recreation and library services in a single facility was a strategic response to a practical need. The area where the East Arlington Library and Recreation Center now stands was initially developed in the 1950s and fueled by economic growth generated by a nearby General Motors assembly plant.
ISSN:	0031-2215
Fuente:	Education Database