THE LIBRARY A commanding and extensive piece of architecture, this modern building is built of predominantly steel, concrete and glass. Lots and lots of large black plate glass windows.
The library is one that is available to the public 24/7, and has extensive collections of books, magazines, newspapers and a digital archive area, where banks upon banks of computers line the walls of one of the inner rooms for internal records as well as the internet
BETWEEN THE BOOKSHELVES There are many various armchairs and sofas gathered around in squares tucked away in various corners between the bookshelves or at the ends of them, for quietly spoken discussions among booklovers, or in single chairs and lamps for those who wish to just read on their own.
The shelves are either a rich dark wood that house the more expensive texts, or freestanding double-sided metal library shelving to display as many books as possible in the vast space that is filled with glorious works of fiction and non-fiction, and smells as a library should.
FRONT GARDENS Complete with a beautiful garden and fountain, statues both abstract and of cultural importance, lines the library front, and many of the public have been known to loiter here and be at peace in the atmosphere, reading the books that they just checked out. Small and unobtrusive lights give the garden a multi-colored hue at night, giving everything a rather lovely ethereal presence. Rows of ferny plants and flowering shrubs line the paved path that leads to the two sets of huge glass double doors of the building itself.
((Written by Dee/Satyr)) 
