【看CP學英文】歷時四個月的修繕、搬遷，「不只是圖書館」進駐台北松菸北側澡堂7月1日重新開館。
After four months of work, “Not Just Library” reopened on Thursday at a new location at Songshan Creative and Cultural Park, previously used as a public bathhouse.
台灣設計研究院經營的「不只是圖書館」，由知名空間設計團隊「柏成設計」、景觀設計師吳書原操刀進行改造，以「泡書」為核心主旨，有書籍、陽光、植物與氣味，邀請讀者享受沈浸閱讀。
Run by Taiwan Design Research Institute (TDRI), the library, designed by JC Architecture and landscape designer Wu Shu-yuan (吳書原), aims to provide a space and chill atmosphere for people to “bathe in knowledge through the company of books, sunlight, plants and scents.”
「不只是」為跨領域概念，來到這裡不只是閱讀、借閱書籍，不定時的設計展覽、講座、實驗等等將激發更多創意可能。
The library not only allows you to borrow books, but also provides a reading area and a venue for design-related exhibitions, lectures, and experiments that extend the “not just” design concept, according to the TDRI.
事實上，「不只是圖書館」原為擁有80逾年歷史的女工公共澡堂，經過專業設計團隊策劃、改造，搖身一變成為寬敞明亮的閱讀空間。
“Not Just Library” was originally a public bathhouse for women workers. The building, which has a history of more than 80 years, has been transformed into a spacious and bright reading space by a professional design team.
柏成設計的設計理念寫道，「不只是圖書館，不只是83年的澡堂古蹟，不只是文化場所。」希望讀者來到這裡沿著廊道向上，迎面書香撲鼻，放下室外的紛擾，享受一場心靈上的沐浴，知識的狂
歡。
“It’s not just an 83-year-old bathhouse monument, not just a cultural venue,” JC Architecture said, expressing hopes readers will follow the corridor upwards, face the fragrance of books, put aside the disturbance of the outdoors, and enjoy a spiritual bath and the madness of knowledge.
這次改造分為三大區，分別是「BOOK BATH 泡書區」、「BATHHOUSE 澡堂區」、「BREATH 戶外花園」。
The renovated library is divided into three sections: “Book Bath,” “Bathhouse” and “Outdoor Garden.”
「BOOK BATH 泡書區」延伸室內澡堂意象，跳脫澡池既定跨入式座位，打造環書圍繞的下沉式閱讀區域，成為浸泡知識的書池。此區以書籍堆砌而成的階梯式座位，中島則作為書籍擺放、展覽呈現的平台，讓空間利用更加彈性。
Unlike traditional tables with spacious surfaces and work areas, the “Book Bath” area builds on the image of an indoor bathtub, retaining part of the original interior and creating a platform through which visitors descend surrounded by books. This symbolizes being immersed in knowledge, the institute said.
