Seattle Central Library: The Modern Wonder You Have to See

This fantastic Library in downtown Seattle, WA, is one of the most unique and breathtaking libraries in the world, a $165.9 million architectural wonder designed by Rem Koolhaas and Joshua Prince-Ramus.
With its striking glass-and-steel structure, ten floors of innovative design, the famous Red Room, and the unforgettable Books Spiral, this library is more than a place for books—it’s a destination of wonder.
In this video, I’ll take you inside to explore why the Seattle Central Library is unlike any other library you’ve ever seen!

0:00 Intro & Highlights
1:32 Seattle Library History
3:32 Entrance (L1)
6:57 Living Room (L3)
8:18 The Red Room (L4)
9:01 Mixing Chamber (L5)
9:46 Book Spiral (L6-L9)
12:54 Seattle Room
13:49 Reading Room
15:35 Wrap-up

Architecture Case Study materials credits to:
Anne B. Nichols - Texas A&M University Department of Architecture

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