Have Your Say Port Phillip
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The opening of St Kilda Library in 1973 was the culmination of a 20-year community campaign for the construction of a public library. Today, 46 years later, what does the library mean to you?
The heritage values of St Kilda Library are being reviewed. These values can relate to the building’s historical significance, its architectural value and also what the library means to us as a community (social value).
Tell us what you value about St Kilda Library by adding your story/idea below.
Your feedback will be used to inform a new Conservation Management Plan for St Kilda Library. This will guide the future management of the building’s heritage values.
Consultation closes 16 July 2019.
Tell us which aspects or attributes of the place you value and why. You can use images and video to tell us your story.
79 contributionsSome good DVD title for children are "Bush Christmas" or "Smiley Gets A Bike" or "Smiley Gets A Gun". Made in the late 1940's and 1950's they show rural Australia in simpler times and the stories have good positive messages. The cast of all three are first rate too.
I love the St Kilda library. I don't spend much time there except for the time it takes me to find books, videos or DVDs to borrow. I also appreciate the small exhibition space in the front entrance and all the local information, brochures and notices. Occasionally in summer it's a cool respite from a hot flat and I appreciate the wireless network then as well.
People smoking near the front entrances of the library, indeed all council building is vile. Also all that smoke from pagan rituals involving smoke being breathed in cant be good for ones health either.
I have so many wonderful memories of this iconic library. All through my childhood I spent time here devouring all the books on offer, enjoying the play spaces, and architecture. I loved that building then and I still love it now when I visit, even though I have moved further away. I am still a member of this library and love to spend a relaxing afternoon reading in this wonderful space.
Have used the St Kilda library for over 35 years and have spent many happy hours there reading borrowing and enjoying evening book launches and talks plus other activities organised by Port Phillip council. It is an anchor for many people who escape to this oasis as it has a very pleasant comfortable and homely feel about it, and the librarians are always very helpful. However the library itself is in need of a little TLC and a face lift to brighten the interior would be much appreciated
The St Kilda Library is the principal literary asset for the City of Port Phillip and it is essential that it continues to be resourced, developed and improved. This requires a commitment - and recognition - by Councillors and Management of the social value of ALL libraries in the municipality, including the branch library at Middle Park.
I have used libraries all over the world as a place to make myself feel at home and to get to know the community. St Kilda library and Middle Park library is now in my permanent 'home' library. When I had small children these places were a saviour, a destinatin place to get out the house, feel connected to community, to hear music adn of course to educate my children with books, whilst getting a few moments of time to myself once they were engrossed! Libraries, and especially St Kilda library…
The availability of branch libraries across the City of Port Phillip is a great asset for residents and local workers. Unfortunately the St Kilda branch is looking and feeling tired and shabby. It also seems to reflect the large population of backpackers and holiday makers in the precinct. One can wonder that the extensive "use" of the Library is just a reflection of the availability of free Wi-Fi.
I've now clocked up over 900 title borrowings from St Kilda library as an amateur bibliophile addicted to the pleasure of learning through reading. And the library has been so marvellously accommodating of my dilettante foraging of its holdings, even extending itself so far on occasions to purchase a new title at my request when an inter-library outreach drew a blank. I cannot overstate the library's importance to me and how much I love its stellar maturation over the last 25 years, its very…
The Library is wonderful, the resource, the vibe, the openess, the usefulness, it's great. The front side feels really integrated into the streetscape, but the back can often feel messy, dirty and scary. It feels like a bit of a wasted space sometimes and threatning at others. It would be good to create something more integrated and useful and safe feeling in the back (Duke St) side.
We have a great library in St Kilda. It's warm, friendly and full of surprising information, publications and so on. As a 'third place', it is critical for my quiet and uninterrupted academic research. It's also the place I love to fall down rabbit holes and chase leads and threads to find new things. I love it.
I visit the St Kilda library often, to use public access computers and the scanner/copier/printers, to request and borrow books (and sometimes other material), and sometimes to use the work desks. I am very comfortable with the building's distinctive architecture that contributes to the interestingly varied streetscape on Carlisle St (and Duke St). I am very fond of the Mirka Mora mural inside the west wall of the library. As with St Kilda streets, in the library we see many types of people.…
Have used the St Kilda library for over 35 years and have spent many happy hours there reading borrowing and enjoying evening book launches and talks plus other activities organised by Port Phillip council. It is an anchor for many people who escape to this oasis as it has a very pleasant comfortable and homely feel about it, and the librarians are always very helpful. However the library itself is in need of a little TLC and a face lift to brighten the interior would be much appreciated
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