Atlanta’s Central Library is now closed for extensive renovations, but it’s still unclear how the building’s famous facade might change.
The Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System’s main branch on Peachtree Street is a notable example of blocky, concrete Brutalist architecture.
Plans include changes to the library’s interior like opening the floor plan and adding meeting space. Changes to the exterior aren’t finalized.
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