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In the Summer issue of the Planning Commissioners Journal our feature article, "Libraries at the Heart of Our Communities" (available for a limited time as a free download) includes a short section about the Seattle Public Library. The first ten minutes of this video features architect Joshua Prince-Ramus describing the concept behind the Library's layout & design.
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