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About the State-of-the-Art Facility

  Interpretive Center - Nautical Environment - Water Meets Land - Green Materials - Community Unification - Discovery and Access

 

Scheduled for opening in Summer of 2008, the Redwood Shores Library, planned for a 3.5 acre site at the intersection of Bridge and Marine Parkways, will soon become a reality. 

This state-of-the-art facility, strategically positioned for ease of access, overlooks the Belmont Slough, where the water meets the land.  It becomes the "Last Piece of the Puzzle" for the long-sought-after quest of bringing library services to the Shores.

A facility of discovery and access to knowledge, our library draws opportunity for neighborhood unification closer through the provision of study and general-use rooms, a unique interpretive center and even a café.  Clearly a structure constituted for all!

      

  • A 22,558 square foot, single-story building with plentiful parking
  • A full service, high-tech facility with books and media for all ages
  • An airy and light-filled building, designed to take advantage of its waterside setting
  • A community meeting and gathering place with homework centers and quiet spaces
  • A family place for young children and their caregivers
  • A storytelling area for children and families
  • A café with outdoor seating
  • A computer center with the latest technology
  • An attractive bookstore look-and-feel for easy browsing
  • An interactive interpretive center

 

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