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Liverpool Civic Place and Yellamundie Library / fjcstudio | ArchDaily

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Text description provided by the architects. The Yellamundie Library represents a transformative addition to Western Sydney, a region experiencing rapid growth and economic change. Designed to serve a highly diverse community experiencing socio-economic disparity, this contemporary facility serves as vital social infrastructure. Its sustainable design and connection to generous open spaces create a welcoming place where the community is encouraged to engage in learning, self-improvement, technology access, cultural expression, and social gathering. Yellamundie acts as a beacon within the community, promoting curiosity and participation through visual connection to a variety of spaces and activities. These include areas for storytelling, cultural celebrations, multilingual collections, youth and family activities, and local heritage research. Popular traditional library functions, including focused learning in a formal reading room are complemented by future-oriented initiatives such as

ArchDaily Projects Library Australia Liverpool Civic Place and Yellamundie Library / fjcstudio © Brett Boardman + 25 Curated by Miwa Negoro • Area Area of this architecture project Area: 21483 m² Year Completion year of this architecture project Year: 2023 Photographs Lead Architects: Richard Francis-Jones Principal: Annie Hensley, Sean McPeake, Chris Bridge Builder: Built Facade: Surface Design / Prism Facades / Inhabit Group Town Planning: Ethos Urban City: Liverpool More SpecsLess Specs © Brett Boardman Text description provided by the architects. The Yellamundie…

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