Maumee, Ohio
Original structure was built in 1916 as a gift from steel baron and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. This project was designed for the community by the community:
Preservationists pleaded the case for saving the Andrew Carnegie Library while others demanded a new facility.
Naturalists defended the trees and open land planning, while pragmatists sought parking areas close to the building.
Persons with disabilities sought a barrier free library while through its history, various additions created six different levels.
Young patrons attended a special meeting to express their desires, ?resulting in a creative, energetic children’s area.
Construction started June 27, 2000 and was completed May 7, 2001
Project Scope
10,000 square feet demolished
10,000 square feet remodeled
11,000 square feet new space
Tags: Library
