From ore to lore: this former iron mill in Finland's old capital is now the arts faculty library.
The Intronati library combines a modern public library with a priceless historical collection inside the former home of one of Europe's oldest universities.
A modest pavillon on the university of Lausanne campus hosts a renowned law collection.
When it opened in 1908, the Central Reference Library was among Toronto's first purpose-built library buildings.
The campus of the Strasbourg faculty of medicine signalled the postwar renaissance of a storied institution.
Thanks to a generous donor, this palace once welcomed the sick and the poor and now hosts a major research library.
From heavy industry to a foundry of ideas, this symbol of the "French Manchester" is now a bustling university campus.
This undulating shape marks the entrance to a landmark postwar campus.
Compact and efficient, this library combines clever design with simple, local materials to minimize its carbon footprint.
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.