This 1978 library contains a special collection founded by Lausanne's own Sherlock Holmes.
The print shop of this design school and research institute in Vienna is now a bright library.
At the centre of North America's busiest public library system, the Toronto Reference Library is one of the city's most prized cultural assets.
A nice example of Finnish modernism, this library was originally part of a larger urban project by architect Aarne Ervi.
The home of one of the world's foremost botanical collections, this library is also a landmark of Swiss modernist architecture.
A modest pavillon on the university of Lausanne campus hosts a renowned law collection.
The campus of the Strasbourg faculty of medicine signalled the postwar renaissance of a storied institution.
The transformation of this former technical school by one of the early masters of Modernism questions the balance between preservation and reuse.
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.
The Raised Faculty Building at the University of Cambridge's Sidgwick Site offers a glimpse of a modern campus that never was.
Swiss industrial history, morally dubious wartime economics, a revolutionary sewing machine and a prime example of Modernism all converge in the new location of the library for the Geneva school of art and design (HEAD).