This Bookless Library Devotes an Entire Building to Makerspaces
Designed by Toronto-based RDH Architects (RDHA) and located in Cambridge, Ontario, the library sits within a limestone building originally constructed in 1885.
Libraries
Helsinki’s Poetic New Central Library Is a Public Space for the Digital Age
The new library, dubbed Oodi and designed by ALA Architects, provides democratic and state-of-the-art facilities for learning, making, playing, and reading.
In Toronto's Dire Suburbs, This "Joyful" Public Library Makes a Difference
The new Perkins + Will-designed Albion District Library humbly responds to its challenging suburban context, putting accessibility and community-building first.
Paris' Richelieu Complex Re-Opens After Stunning Renovation
The renovation of the French national library’s Richelieu complex has brought a new dynamism to the library, while preserving and protecting the best of its historical features.
A Library That Caters to Every Kind of Study Habit
A new library at Williams College is flexible enough to fit rapidly evolving collections, technologies, and student study habits.
With Cornell University's Planned Ho Fine Arts Library, the Stacks are Center Stage
Cornell University's planned Ho Fine Arts Library will feature a technology-driven design that hopes to balance digital databases with the printed word.
The Obama Library Controversy Misses The Point
Pundits speculating about the design commission for the Obama library need to broaden their perspectives.
Librii: A New Kind of Library for the Developing World
A network of libraries in Africa feed communities with knowledge, creativity conduits, and revenue
The Unexpected Renaissance of the Public Library
A funny thing happened on the way to its predicted obsolescence. The library became more popular than ever.
