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Mitchell Park Library and Community Center
Mitchell Park Library and Community Center
Palo Alto, CA, United States
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Mitchell Park Library and Community Center
Palo Alto, CA, United States
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
BUDGET
$10M - 50M
The City of Palo Alto’s clear vision of its sustainable community future is celebrated in the Mitchell Park Library and Community Center, a new destination for civic, cultural, educational, social, and recreational experiences for all ages. The project advances all of the community’s principles of sustainability:
Social equity – The Center facilitates an innovative new service and operations model that leverages partnerships to enhance quality of life for the whole community.
Economy – The Center embodies the community’s entrepreneurial spirit, providing inspiring and technology-rich spaces in which users can collaborate, work, learn, share, and discover.
Environment – The project not only incorporates, but also strives to educate the community about strategies to conserve resources, protect ecosystems, and enhance the human experience.
Hundreds participated in the design process, ensuring that the architecture both builds on the community’s shared history, and advances its vision of a vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable future.
The new center is LEED-NC Platinum certified. See the City's website for more information on target LEED credits and sustainable design strategies.
Photography by Cesar Rubio and Gregory Cortez.
Social equity – The Center facilitates an innovative new service and operations model that leverages partnerships to enhance quality of life for the whole community.
Economy – The Center embodies the community’s entrepreneurial spirit, providing inspiring and technology-rich spaces in which users can collaborate, work, learn, share, and discover.
Environment – The project not only incorporates, but also strives to educate the community about strategies to conserve resources, protect ecosystems, and enhance the human experience.
Hundreds participated in the design process, ensuring that the architecture both builds on the community’s shared history, and advances its vision of a vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable future.
The new center is LEED-NC Platinum certified. See the City's website for more information on target LEED credits and sustainable design strategies.
Photography by Cesar Rubio and Gregory Cortez.
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