Woods Bagot Gives Kids a Creative Space with the Raheen Library
Jamie Danielle Munro — May 2, 2014 — Art & Design
References: woodsbagot & designboom
The Raheen Library, situated in Melbourne Australia, was in much need of an update for the students of the Australian Catholic University. Woods Bagot was contacted for the project, and put together a colorful reinterpretation of the learning space for kids.
One of the most interesting features of the new look are the seats integrated into the shelving areas. Consisting of a bright green material, the spaces are literally holes in the wall that either one or several people can sit in. Some of the sections have a table attached too, allowing one to rest a laptop or book here and get some much-needed quiet time.
Anyone who needs to escape into solace can find this need met at the Raheen Library.
Photo Credits: designboom, woodsbagot
One of the most interesting features of the new look are the seats integrated into the shelving areas. Consisting of a bright green material, the spaces are literally holes in the wall that either one or several people can sit in. Some of the sections have a table attached too, allowing one to rest a laptop or book here and get some much-needed quiet time.
Anyone who needs to escape into solace can find this need met at the Raheen Library.
Photo Credits: designboom, woodsbagot
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