Integrated University Library Project

Al Qassim, Saudi Arabia - Custom Projects

Project Details

World of Shelves completed an integrated university library project for a national university, delivering a modern knowledge environment designed to improve book organization, archive management, and user accessibility.

The project began with a comprehensive assessment of the available space, expected collection size, daily visitor flow, archive requirements, and reading-area layout. A customized library solution was then developed to maximize storage capacity while maintaining comfortable circulation and an inviting study environment.

The scope included the supply and installation of fixed library shelving for frequently accessed collections, high-density mobile shelving for archives and special collections, reading areas, research sections, periodical displays, classification systems, end panels, and book organization accessories.

Premium materials and durable commercial finishes were selected to withstand intensive daily use while allowing future expansion and easy reconfiguration of the library layout.

The completed project increased storage capacity, improved book classification, accelerated document retrieval, enhanced the learning environment, and created a flexible academic library capable of supporting future institutional growth.

Before implementation of Integrated University Library Project Before Setup
After implementation of Integrated University Library Project After Setup

Project Info

  • Client
    National University
  • Project Location
    Al Qassim, Saudi Arabia
  • Execution Date
    2026-04
  • Service Provided
    Design, Supply & Installation of Library Shelving, Archive Systems, and Reading Areas
  • Project Duration
    14 Business Days
  • Racking Type
    Custom Projects
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