Library Building

Designed by the architectural firm of Coder Taylor Associates, the library opened its doors in 1978. 
In 1989, the architectural firm of Ross Barney & Jankowski was hired to design an addition to the Library.

 

Photograph of Library atrium as it was in the early 2000s, book cart displays in center, seating and other furniture near the windows, soaring beams and tall windows
By 1993, the building was expanded to its current 60,000
square foot size. This addition was recognized by the American Institute of Architects Chicago for its Interior Architecture and the “Divine Detail” of its soaring glass and wood atrium. The project was also featured in Architectural Record.