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Renovation/expansion of the branch with the highest circulation in the Louisville system. Renovation of 6,000sf of the existing City Hall building (formerly a school) and new construction of about 11,000 sf, the expansion will give a new face to the library.
The addition provides open daylit space with flexibility as a goal – both anticipating a future where print media is less a focus while also accommodating the current growth in circulation of print media.
Renovation/expansion of the branch with the highest circulation in the Louisville system. Renovation of 6,000sf of the existing City Hall building (formerly a school) and new construction of about 11,000 sf, the expansion will give a new face to the library.
The addition provides open daylit space with flexibility as a goal – both anticipating a future where print media is less a focus while also accommodating the current growth in circulation of print media.
Architectural Firm:
Studio Kremer Architects
Location:
Louisville, KY
Building Type:
Education
Stone Used:
Buff Indiana Limestone – Honed
System Details:
Architectural Firm:
Studio Kremer Architects
Location:
Louisville, KY
Building Type:
Education
Stone Used:
Buff Indiana Limestone – Honed
System Details:
