Beijing Normal University Library
The library of Beijing Normal University starts from the library of Shi Jing University Teachers College 1902. 19 17, the library of Beijing Normal University was formally established. The library adopts the management mode of main branch library, which consists of a main library and nineteen branch libraries and subject reference rooms.
Logo design: unknown
Changdu library
The logo of Changdu Library consists of the left side of the Chinese character "Chang" and the right side of the Chinese character "Tu", and the book style is also like "rivers meet". The word "Chang" embodies the regional characteristics and cultural connotation of "Changdu". The words "map" and "flip through books" highlight the connotation and cultural characteristics of "library". "Rivers flowing together" not only embodies the characteristics of Changdu, but also symbolizes that Changdu Library is pioneering and innovative, pursuing Excellence and moving towards a better future. The main color of the logo is "blue", which symbolizes smoothness, efficiency and development.
Logo design: Zhang Yuntu
Changzhou Library
The logo of Changzhou Library has been artistically treated, and the two seal characters "Chang" and "Tu" are skillfully combined together, just like an ancient seal abbreviated as "Changzhou Library", which highlights the industry characteristics of the library, and the use of seal characters also highlights the historical origin of the century-old map.
The overall shape seems to be the superposition of books, and it seems to be a row of antique bookshelves. Changzhou Library is regarded as a place to store treasures, showing everyone the power of knowledge, wisdom and culture. The work is like an electronic chip, which symbolizes the high-end positioning and future development trend of Changtu Digital Library. The whole line is patchwork, like a maze, symbolizing the knowledge maze built by Changtu in the vast ocean of knowledge.
The work is composed of blue and orange. Blue represents the ocean of knowledge, and orange represents harvest and vitality, which means that books and knowledge bring positive and infinite spiritual energy to people, which fully embodies the cultural connotation of the library.
Logo design: Li Fojun Vincent
Chongqing Library
China's left half of the word "Chong" and the right half of the word "Tu" are skillfully combined together, just like the abbreviation "Chongqing Library" of an ancient seal.
Logo has a distinct overall shape, like an overlapping book; The lines are strewn at random, like a maze of knowledge. The sign consists of red and black parts, and the word "map" is on the right outside.
"It is similar to the architectural modeling of the new Chongqing Library and has achieved similar results. The left half of the word "heavy" is connected with the middle part of the right half of the word "map" like a network, extending out of the library, which symbolizes the arrival of the information age and the diversification of knowledge carriers, and also means that the service of the library is not only the traditional paper document information service, but also the non-paper document information service, especially the digital document information service.
The logo has a distinctive theme, outstanding personality, dignified and generous, and strong cultural connotation.
Logo Design: Chengdu Target Design Company
Dongtu advertisement
The logo of Dongtu advertisement takes half of the two seal characters of "Dong" and "Tu" respectively to form the logo of Dongtu. The shape of the pane is elegant and classical, full of book spirit.
Logo design: Ye Changchun, Lang Xiaofeng
hangzhou library
Hangzhou Library is a public library located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, China, which was established on 1958. The old library is located in Qingnian Road and Huansha Road, and the new library was completed in Qianjiang New City on 2008 10. * * * There are 2200 reading seats underground, with four floors above ground. In 2003, curator Shuqing Chu took the lead in introducing the card-free reading system among his peers in China. Anyone who borrows books from Hangzhou Library does not need certificates and fees (except for lending).