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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.

Library is scheduled to open September 28th, 2013.


Library Foundation / About the project
Library Foundation / Funding opportunities
Article / Rebar, concrete and ...
Article / Dawn of a new dome
Article / Library dome rising...
Article / Case Study: San Diego Central Library
Podcast / New Library Design
Video / KFMB / Street Level Milestone
Video / KPBS / San Diego Week
Video / Project Overview
Video / Solar Path
Interview with Brighton Noing
Webcam / Construction Site
 

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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
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