Black Architects that Built DC - DC Public Library

Описание: DC's public library system features over 26 neighborhood locations, five of which were designed by black-owned architecture firms, mainly located east of the river.

William O Lockridge/Bellevue library, designed by Adjaye Associates, featuring a unique geometric design capturing the urban fabric while the Francis Gregory library, also designed by Adjaye Associates, serves as a pavilion within Fort Davis park.
[x] https://www.adjaye.com/work/william-o...

Capitol View library, designed by R McGhee & Associates, underwent significant renovation, showcasing a striking aluminum facade.
[x] https://www.rmc-architects.com/capito...
https://www.metalarchitecture.com/pro...

Anacostia library, designed by the Freelon group (now part of Perkins & Will) and AOR R MccGee and Associates, stands out with its pavilion-style design reflecting the residential character of the area.
[x] https://www.architectmagazine.com/pro...
https://vimeopro.com/perkinswill/in-t...
https://www.archdaily.com/139967/anac...

Tenley-Friendship Neighborhood Library, designed by the Freelon group (now part of Perkins & Will).
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