The Bigfork Library in Montana serves as a source of inspiration and a bridge connecting the rural folk of Bigfork to resources, technology, and opportunities for lifelong education.
Funded by the ImagineIF Library Foundation, the library currently occupies a 557-m2 (6,000-sf) former church recreation hall.
In addition to completely reworking the interior, the design includes a new entry sequence, ample windows for daylight and views, and exterior finishes and features that draw people in.
The project is also one of 12 worldwide designated as a Design for Freedom, Pilot Project. This movement brings industry leaders together to eliminate forced labor in the building materials supply chain.
Read more about the library here.
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