RDH nestles a library into a hillside
WATERDOWN – A new library and civic centre now looks out over the Niagara escarpment in a small community outside Hamilton, Ontario. The designers at Toronto firm RDH intended for the building to respond to the region’s lithic, rolling topography.
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Library
A Dutch museum proposes a slow and considered kind of immersive experience. Here’s how
A waffle's geometry dictates the design system for this café in Riyadh
Renters’ habits are changing. This flexible apartment adapts to their needs
A technicolour bathware gallery trades white boxes for bold geometries
From schoolhouse to statement stay: The Rebyl hotel is a lesson in reinvention
A modernist icon becomes a model for sustainable workplace design in Hampshire
4 shows bringing colour to the forefront as a tool for immersive experiences
How to create a high-value, well-integrated office space? Make it porous
Video: This sundial harnesses the sun’s power to connect this coastal community to its context
