from a mezzanine, we hovered over a reading room.
the children's room beamed in the basement,
where fearless max ruled over the wild things.
we rode the yellow escalator.
and lost ourselves in the red hallway
which i knew i had to see
because of kim's (seattle daily photo) images of this mysterious passage.
what a library!
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It's quite different than any library I've seen. I love the wild colors. I think. And the kid's basement...should attract the little ones. The red hallway shot is especially good!
Been to Seattle 5 times, never been near it yet, woe to me.
Wow! That's one large package of red. It looks like plastic, or cherry red candy! If I went there, I'd try not to lick the walls.
I've heard it's quite a place - so good to see your pics of it!
They don't build libraries like they used to! Gorgeous place.
You said it all, "What a library." It looks like a joyful place, and I'd love to visit it, too. I hope that the residents realize that they have a treasure there.
A magic and wonderful place, I have never seen a library like this!
I love the red hallway reflections!
Rainbow color post. Bonus thing - you could also read there!
Hello! What a library!!!I have not seen before so like library!
Wonderful photos!
Beautiful colors!
Thank You very much for Your question! We wait...It is time...
brilliant perspectives!
Fabulous. That is a great looking library.
An story or a movie sequence here!Very modern library, and I LOVE the red composition!
Léia
Adore that red hallway and remember it on Kim's blog. And love too Fearless Max and the wild things...
I"m all over this colorful place. Thanks or the photos. I"m drooling.
V
Library's are totally cool, perhaps man's best idea. I like your eye for color composition in these images.
Isn't the Library just something else! MB
What a library indeed. Absolutely fantastic! Would love to visit this place.
Almost like being there! I remember reading about the Seattle Library and how it was designed so that the open spaces could be easily changed to function differently as needed. Interesting library architecture. Wonderful post . . . thank you.
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