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FaulknerBrowns Architects – Nottingham Central Library

Mix Awards North 2024 Finalists – Project of the Year, Positive Impact

 

Project Team

  • Nottingham City Council, Desco (Mechanical and Electrical Design – RIBA Stage 1-4) Chord Consulting, Impact Building Services (Mechanical and Electrical Delivery – RIBA Stage 5), Overbury, Pick Everard (Project Management), SCAPE (Framework), Autex Acoustics, Vtec, Woodcraft, Northern Lights, Altro, CTD Architectural Tiles, Gerflor, Allermuir, Connection, Flexiform, Frovi, Herman Miller, KI, Magis, NaughtOne, New Design Group, Ocee & FourDesign, Orangebox, Senator, sixteen3, Spaceoasis, atelje Lyktan, Fagerhult, Hacel, Light Forms, Whitecroft, Formica, Hi-MACs, Camira.

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Nottingham Central Library is a state-of-the-art library where communities can meet, learn, embrace digital technologies and  undertake a range of social, cultural and educational activities. Located in the historic Broadmarsh area, the library is a linchpin of the wider Broadmarsh regeneration project led by Nottingham City Council. The fit-out is situated within a civic, corner unit of the recently completed Broadmarsh Bus Interchange and can be entered from a newly pedestrianised  streetscape. The library design encourages visitors to visually connect with this external green space and the historic city context beyond, as well as encouraging passers-by to engage with the diverse activities taking place internally to enhance participation. The interior design speaks of Nottingham and it’s people through a series of bespoke interventions, including a feature book wall, woven timber ceiling and children’s story-telling tree, that make reference to the city’s rich history in lacemaking, fashion  design and literature. 

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