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Highlands Branch Library
Highlands Branch Library
Edmonton, Canada
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Highlands Branch Library
Edmonton, Canada
Project Featured on Mar 23, 2015
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2015
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$5M - 10M
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The design for the new Highlands Branch Library reflects Edmonton Public Library’s aspirations to create welcoming, inviting spaces that encourage community gathering, conversation, study, and learning.
The design attempts to satisfy a welcoming space that fulfills present and future library needs and uses; a distinctive building that projects the library’s unique role in the community as a place for public use; a flexible space that will be able to accommodate future reorganizations of the collection and reading areas; and a sustainable building that meets present and future library needs and uses.
It presents information and knowledge in new and exciting ways that encourage visits to the library and confirm its role as the ‘third place’ — home, work, and library — for the residents of this community.
The facility shall obtain LEED Silver Certification.
*In collaboration with shl Architects
The design attempts to satisfy a welcoming space that fulfills present and future library needs and uses; a distinctive building that projects the library’s unique role in the community as a place for public use; a flexible space that will be able to accommodate future reorganizations of the collection and reading areas; and a sustainable building that meets present and future library needs and uses.
It presents information and knowledge in new and exciting ways that encourage visits to the library and confirm its role as the ‘third place’ — home, work, and library — for the residents of this community.
The facility shall obtain LEED Silver Certification.
*In collaboration with shl Architects
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