Question: Under whose supervision was the library four times growth in size?
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The CGI Skybase was realised using LightWave 3D software under the supervision of Ron Thornton, co-founder of animation studio Foundation Imaging (whose commissions included the "Star Trek" TV series and films).
The large computer model, which at three million polygons (described by Thornton as "way over the top") was originally three times the size of Foundation's model of "Enterprise" NX-01 for "", could not be rendered in one step. 
The State Central Library began in 1891 due to the efforts of Moulvi Syed Hussain Bilgrami (Nawab Imadul Mulk Bahadur), whose personal library formed the institution's initial core.
The library was located at Abids and tr 2009".</ref>The library building has an area of 72,247 square yards and was built under the supervision of architect, Aziz Ali.
The foundation stone was laid in January 1932 by Prince Mir Osman Ali Khan.
At the construction's completion, the Asafia Library shifted to the new building in 1936 to mark Nizam VII's silver jubilee.
The architecture is reminiscent of a palace with its huge halls and high ceilings.
In 1941, the Asafia State Library celebrated its Golden Jubilee.
When the Hyderabad Public Libraries Act became law in 1955, Asafia State ]]. 
The “Olean Library Association” was established on March 25, 1871 by a small group of public-spirited citizens.
The first meeting was held in Miss Lyon's school house on Laurens Street.
In May 1871, the Library settled in the rear of John G. Pelton's tailor shop (located on the west side of North Union Street, midway between Laurens and State streets).
It was open only 1 day per week, Saturday from 1-9 PM.
Annual dues were $2.00 for gentlemen and $1.00 for ladies.
697 books formed the collection.
On September 30, 1878 the Library moved to a new home under the supervision of Charles Gillingham.
It is located in a room rented from P.J.
Hastings in what was known as the Berg (or Birge, after Norman Birge, a harness maker who owned the block).
Later, it moved to quarters on the second floor of the Exchange Bank building, and then to 102 Hamilton Street where it remained until 1889.
On June 12, 1888, the Library is named in honor of George B. Forman, who donated the property and building.
The Library moved into its new home on Forman property on April 2, 1889.
The charter, granted by the Board of Regents of New York State on December 13, 1906 named the institution “The Olean Public Library” and it became a free library.
In April 1909 the Library relocated to the second floor of City Hall while the Carnegie library was being built on the Forman property.
The cornerstone for Carnegie building is laid on July 3, 1909.
The Old Olean Public Library (now known as the Old Library Restaurant) is a historic library building located in Olean in Cattaraugus County, New York.
It was designed and built in 1909, with funds provided by the philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.
It is one of 3,000 such libraries constructed between 1885 and 1919, and one of 107 in New York State.
Carnegie provided $40,000 toward the construction of the Olean library.
The building was designed by architect Edward L. Tilton in the Beaux-Arts style.
The interior features a grand stairway and entrance, large rooms, and central atrium.
The Carnegie building was opened May 23, 1910 and a period of growth in the size and scope of the collection and patronage began almost immediately.
It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1985.
In the early 1970s a new site was secured for the Library and on September 21, 1973, the library opened at 134 North Second Street in a former Loblaws Supermarket.
The modern facility continues to meet the changing informational needs of the community.
The mission of the Olean Public Library is to improve the community's quality of life by providing equal access to materials in various formats, programming and services for patrons of all ages, and a capable and professional staff available to assist members of the greater Olean community in support of their educational, informational, and leisure needs. 
The Richardson Public Library is located at 900 Civic Center Drive at the southwest corner of U.S. Route 75 (North Central Expressway) and Arapaho Road.
The roots of the Richardson Public Library date back to 1947 when a branch of the Dallas County Library was established in a section of the Cash Dry Goods store on East Main Street in downtown Richardson.
The fledgling library collection numbered about 400 volumes and was managed by Jessie Durham the store's proprietor.
The City Council established the library as a city department in 1958 and in 1959 the library moved into a newly constructed building at 310 Tyler Street.
This new library was just under in size and was built at a cost of $100,000.
Richardson was experiencing rapid growth in the 1960s and 1970s, and the library facility soon became inadequate for community needs.
The current facility was constructed at a cost of $2 million and opened December 1, 1970.
The new , four-story building opened with the use of two floors and a small portion of a third.
The basement was finished in 1980 for the reference collection and services.
1995 saw another expansion which finished the upper floor and renovated the three previously opened floors.
Another renovation occurred in 2006 when the Youth Services department was expanded and other collections and services rearranged.
In 2008 the library set a new record for the number of items circulated in a fiscal year when the 1 millionth item was checked out in the fall of 2008.
The building has undergone building renovations and technological improvements in recent years that enhance the library experience for patrons.
The Texas Municipal League recognized the library with its "Achievement of Excellence in Libraries" award every year from 2004 to 2008.
Hennen's American Public Library Rating publication has ranked the library second in the state of Texas every year from 2005 to 2008. 
Rapid population growth in Endeavour Hills in the early 1980s resulted in the construction of a permanent library to replace the mobile service.
The building was officially opened in Raymond McMahon Boulevard on 31 May 1987.
A 2007 renovation and extension has significantly increased the size of the library.