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San Diego's New Central Library - a center for learning, literacy and education

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Uploaded by on Nov 3, 2010

San Diego new Central Library Design Architect Rob Quigley describes the vision and functionality of the proposed new Central Library for San Diego--a regional center for information, literacy and learning. The long-awaited New Central Library, designed for LEED Silver certification, is a nine-story community gathering space that incorporates a new downtown charter high school. The school will have access to the library's amazing educational resources but also be architecturally separate with its own entrance, lobby, elevator, restrooms and ventilation system. Quigley describes the structure and its amenties, including a great, airy, reading room under the building's iconic dome. On the ground floor is a welcoming garden courtyard with large glass windows at the entry of the library and of the opposite auditorium. These doors slide open, creating a large, adaptable public space that can accomodate up to 1.000 people for a wide range of cultural events. For more information on this project, visit https://www.supportmylibrary.org.

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  • @senton01 home

    less daycare center/library even though e readers are the future

  • fuck yes, i cant wait to study and do hw there thank you to all those who put this together :D.... but i have to agree with the comment below...maybe they can use the old building as a shealter when this beauty is done....

  • If you see the kind of people that hang around the old library waiting for it to open so that they can use the toilets, washing facilities, and free internet, then it would be better to keep the old facility and spend the money on building new shelters for the homeless.

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