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).
The veil that covers this building hides a bustling library at the heart of the Tallinn University of Technology.
On a cliff above city roofs, the new medical library in Lausanne provides busy students with room to work and breathe.
Plagued by environmental issues and a controversial name, the library of the Cambridge history faculty is indissociable from the evolution of Modernism in the UK.
The ETH Zürich's architecture library on the Hönggerberg is a mecca for architecture lovers in Switzerland and abroad.
Dalhousie university's Killam library is a monolith of knowledge built to inspire stability at a time of rapid change.
At the foot of the Ambassador Bridge to Detroit, the modernist Leddy Library marks the University of Windsor's shift from its roots as a Jesuit college to a public university.
Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan is a fine example of an early modern American campus.
This former hospice for the elderly witnessed the early years of artificial intelligence research before welcoming the library of a brand new university.
The grand reading room of the BME-OMIKK library in Budapest mixes medieval structural knowledge and 19th century engineering in a cathedral of knowledge.
Contrary to what it stern exterior may imply, Laval University main library in Québec City opened in 1968 as a future-ready flexible space.