APPLETON (WLUK) -- After going back to the drawing board, city officials are giving residents a sneak peek at a revised look of the new Appleton Public Library. When the renovation bids for the new ...

Welcome to the 2024 Library Design Showcase, American Libraries’ annual celebration of new and renovated libraries throughout North America. Like the profession itself, library facilities are in a ...

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For those of you who missed it, architects unveiled their conceptual drawings for the new Cornelius library last week. Representatives from first revealed the three drawings during a city council ...

Attention, Richmond readers! For Library Card Sign-Up Month in September, folks can vote for the design for the first item in ...

On view through January 25, 2026, "Letters for the Future" at Brooklyn Public Library celebrates libraries as one of the few ...

On the outside, the building appears to be crouching. Inside, it leaps to serve you on platforms floating in cocoons of colored light. Crouching tiger, leaping building: If Rem Koolhaas' new library ...

The latest designs address specific feedback from residents about heat and energy efficiency, threats to birds and the aging ...

Boulder County residents can now submit their designs for a Boulder Public Library card art contest. Participants are asked to create cards that show off global designs or highlight connections they ...

FOND DU LAC - Fond du Lac children who are interested in science or art but whose families can't prioritize funding those interests now have free options to engage them. Children entering fourth and ...

APPLETON - Residents who reviewed the conceptual designs of Appleton's new $26.4 million public library during a virtual meeting Tuesday were excited and impressed with what they saw, but they also ...

APPLETON - The architect for the city's $26.4 million library project has designed the building to bring nature in and push programming out. Now, officials want to know what the public thinks about it ...