Saturday, January 11, 2020

Basic Layout of the Amaterasu Library




The Amaterasu library is both public, and privately funded. Like most collections and large library organisations there is more then just house of books and periodicals. The library is 4.82 Kilometers or 3 miles in radius, with trams to transport you around it allows for quick access at major distances, as well as moving walkways. With 16 floors plus a roof top area standing above ground the Library is one of the taller buildings in Tokyo. It stands 224 feet in high and the upper 6 floors are made from glass and a dome in shape.

B-18 : Restricted Access Documentation + Viewing rooms
B-17 : Restricted Access Documentation + Viewing rooms
B-16 : Research Labs
B-15 : Research Labs
B-14 : Digital Media Server Archives
B-13 : Digital Media Server Archives
B-12 : Vaults
B-11 : Vaults
B-10 : Vaults
B-9 : Non Conventional Text's (Stacks)
B-8 : Non Conventional Text's (Stacks)
B-7 : Non Conventional Text's (Stacks)
B-6 : Dance Hall - Valentine
B-5 : Gym - Akuma, Ryu, Valkyrie
B-4 : Arena 1-12
B-3 : Convention Hall - Tamamo
B-2 : Convention Hall - Kiyohime
B-1 : Convention Hall - Ameonna
Ground Floor - Lobby, Stores, tram, train connections, security, Administration, Help Desk, Residential Check in
Floor 1 : Convention hall - Daikoku
Floor 2 : Fiction

Floor 3 : Fiction

Floor 4 : Fiction

Floor 5 : Periodicals
Floor 6 : Non-Fiction
Floor 7 : Technical Manuals
Floor 8 : Reference Material
Floor 9 : Computer Hall - Giga
Floor 10 : Studio Rentals for long term business
Floor 11 : Apartments, Dorms, Schools
Floor 12 : Apartments, Dorms, Schools
Floor 13 : Apartments, Dorms, Schools
Floor 14 : Apartments, Dorms, Schools
Floor 15 : Suites, Penthouses
Floor 16 : Pool and Swimming Area as well as rough top access to the gardens

Roof: Gardens, Farms, animals enclosures, helipad, Observatory

36 floors



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