North Boulder Library / WORKac
Briefly

The Boulder Public Library sought proposals for a new branch in North Boulder, envisioning an iconic design. However, WORKac’s innovative approach emphasized sustainability and community benefit over mere aesthetics. The project is deeply rooted in community engagement, reflecting the area's diversity and addressing the needs of its residents. Led by Amale Andraos and Dan Wood, WORKac's commitment to education and architectural innovation ties into their design philosophy. Over nearly eight years, the library aims to serve as a cultural hub, fostering social interaction and environmental stewardship while integrating with its scenic surroundings.
Our vision for the North Boulder Library is predicated not on visual dominance but on creating a sustainable space that thrives through community engagement, benefiting both the environment and residents.
The architects emphasize that the library must serve as a cultural hub, catering to a diverse population while ensuring that its design choices reflect the community’s identity.
Read at ArchDaily
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