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The long-awaited New Central Library, designed for LEED Silver certification, is a nine-story archive of flexible space replete with public amenities. Topping the structure is a great, airy, reading room shaded by a latticework dome. Bay view terraces, roof gardens, an auditorium, a café, and a regional art gallery also invite the public in.

The groundbreaking ceremony was held on July 28, 2010 and construction has begun. The New Central Library is scheduled to open in 2013.


Library Foundation / About the project
Library Foundation / Funding opportunities
Article / Rebar, concrete and ...
Podcast / New Library Design
Video / KFMB / Street Level Milestone
Video / KPBS / San Diego Week
Video / Project Overview
Video / Solar Path
Interview with Brighton Noing
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San Diego New Central Library

Video / Project Overview
Library Foundation
Architect's Notes

A Joint Venture - Rob Wellington Quigley, FAIA / Tucker Sadler Architects
Future Location: Park Blvd. at K Street,in downtown San Diego’s East Village / Total Square Footage: 440,000
Services Provided: Community Workshops, Programming, Complete Design, LEED certification requirements