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Seattle Central Library

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Flexibility in contemporary libraries is conceived as the creation of generic floors on which almost any activity can occur.

Each platform is a programmatic cluster that is architecturally defined and equipped for maximum, dedicated performance. Because each platform is designed for a unique purpose, their size, flexibility, circulation, palette, structure, and MEP vary.

The spaces in between the platforms function as trading floors where librarians inform and stimulate, where the interface between the different platforms is organized—spaces for work, interaction, and play.



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Photo credits: Ramón Prat, Philippe Ruault, Iwan Baan, Fernando Herrera

 

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