Stadtbibliothek | Stuttgart, Germany. |
Grimm Zentrum, Humboldt University | Berlin, Germany. |
Robarts Library, University of Toronto | Toronto, Canada. |
UNAM Library | Mexico City |
Joe and Rika Mansueto Library | Chicago, IL |
Wüttembergische Landesbibliothek | Stuttgart, Germany. |
Bata Library, Trent University | Peterborough, Canada. |
BME Library | Budapest, Hungary |
Scott Library, York University | Toronto, Canada. |
Biblioteca Vasconcelos | Mexico City |
EPFL central library | Lausanne, Switzerland. |
Haydon Burns Library, Jacksonville FL |
Library of Parliament | Ottawa, Canada |
Zentralbibliothek | Zürich, Switzerland |
George Peabody Library | Baltimore MD |
Osgoode Hall Great Library | Toronto, Canada |
Supreme Court Library | Lausanne, Switzerland |
Cook Legal Research Library | Ann Arbor, MI |
Fisher Library | Toronto, Canada |
Library of Parliament | Budapest, Hungary |
Grande Bibliothèque, BANQ | Montréal, Canada |
OISE Library | Toronto, Canada |
Robarts InForum | Toronto, Canada |
UOIT/Durham College Library | Oshawa, Canada |
Rolex Learning Centre | Lausanne, Switzerland |
Sheridan College Library | Oakville, Canada |
City of Toronto Archives | Toronto, Canada |
Libraries
My interest in library architecture started as I was involved in the planning for a new library building. Looking for inspiration, I started researching and then visiting other libraries that were moving into new spaces or undergoing a revitalization. I often photographed details that struck my interest, and gradually became fascinated with the unique visuals offered by all libraries, big and small.
To this day, I make a point of visiting as many libraries as I can when traveling, and often plan my trips around buildings I’m interested in visiting and photographing. My libraries bucket list never stops growing.
I have started collecting some of my favourite examples of library architecture here, many more can be found on my Flickr and Instagram feeds.