The library

«A new step towards information space...»

 The organizational concept of conventional storage spaces in libraries has
been profoundly impacted by the technological revolution of modern times,
thereby influencing both media storage and access. This, in my mind, has
undoubtedly motivated a transition away from a typical ‘‘local city-center’’
library structure to essentially an environment that provides a digitized media
experience, dispensing the notion that library buildings once confined to
housing books and bookshelves have themselves become antiquated relics of a
bygone era.
 These images present a contemporary media library, a structure designed
to provide sequestered functional access to various sources of information.
Specifically, the design incorporates a cinema, a video room, and areas
providing access to audio and digitized reading.
Built primarily from glass and metal, the building presents special bionic forms
and interior architectural elements which correlate with each other to provide
maximum comfort, functionality, and originality.
 Fundamentally, as with all institutes of learning, the interior landscape should
consistently bestow a positive psychological impact upon those who visit, and
again, this is a hallmark of the bright, spacious, and transparent architectural
concepts within this public space.
 Ultimately, the interior design and concept illustrates an ergonomic consumer
the data center that fractures the archetypical.