In shape and function, this library acts as a force of cohesion.
This undulating shape marks the entrance to a landmark postwar campus.
The intriguing and complex shapes of the Torhaus in Aalen house a bright and efficient library.
Compact and efficient, this library combines clever design with simple, local materials to minimize its carbon footprint.
Through fire and pestilence, from farmer cooperative pride to beloved community centre, the history of the Cereolfabriek is far from over.
The transformation of this former technical school by one of the early masters of Modernism questions the balance between preservation and reuse.
Once a neglected relic, now a carefully restored prize that's hard to get to, Brussel's Bibliothèque Solvay is an enigmatic jewel.
From visions of grandeur too big for a city budget to a dying star's last breath, the surprising history of the Maisonneuve library is far from over.
On an eclectic northern campus, this library was built for growth.
Rising above the campus of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, this library once named for a problematic figure is now dedicated to the college community as a whole.
In the corridors of Salzburg's Alte Residenz, a heavy iron door opens to a world of rediscovered treasures and secret passages.
Born of decades of controversy, Montreal's first French-language public library is now home to a very unusual collection.