Seranova
Rural City
Library
This design for the rural city library creates a welcoming, nature-inspired space using curves, organic shapes, and open areas. Large windows and open courtyards flood the interior with natural light, blurring the line between indoors and outdoors.
Details- Date : 26.05.2014
- Client : Professor Sierra
- Status : Completed
- Location : Philidelphia, Pennsylvania
Project Info
The library floor plan is designed to promote openness, flexibility, and community engagement. It features a fluid layout with central open spaces that encourage movement and interaction. Large windows and courtyards bring in natural light, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor spaces and creating a bright, welcoming atmosphere. The design includes distinct zones for quiet reading, collaborative work, and community events, with flexible seating and adaptable areas to accommodate various activities. Overall, the layout fosters a dynamic environment where visitors can connect, learn, and engage—making the library a true hub for the community.
The Brief
This connection with nature enhances the atmosphere, making the library feel open and inviting.
The fluid layout encourages interaction and flexibility, allowing the library to serve as a dynamic community hub.
It’s a place where people can come together, share ideas, and engage with one another—fostering connection and collaboration in a vibrant, adaptable environment.
Together, these elements shape a library that is both a beacon of knowledge and a living heart of the community. It stands as a welcoming place where nature, learning, and connection seamlessly come together.