Kirkland public library

Client : Ville de Kirkland Year : 2011 Budget : 2.54 M$ Area : 2 150 square meters Location : Kirkland, QC

Expansion and redevelopment of the public library

The addition of the new entrance marks the renewal of the library and allows it to make better use of its spaces.

Photo credits : Stéphan Poulin
After 20 years of existence, the Kirkland Public Library was is need of renovation and modernizing.
The work included installing a new elevator in the existing entrance to allow for barrier-free access to the basement level, completely renovating the mechanical systems and new lighting in the reading rooms.
In continuity with the existing building, DMA proposed a concept that included the addition of a new entrance not only to signal the renewal of the Library but to open the library towards its community.
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