Level: Silver
Type: LEED for New Construction
Status: Certified
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Baltimore, Maryland
The Enoch Pratt Free Library is one of the oldest free public libraries in the U.S. The system’s Central Library occupies a 1930s-era historic Art Deco building in downtown Baltimore. The first phase of the library’s modernization involved construction of a 50,000-square-foot, four-level addition to the Central Library. The new structure accommodates the most technologically advanced and sensitive program areas, including Rare Books, Special Collections, the Mencken Collection, and the Preservation and Conservation laboratories. The second phase involved the renovation of the 300,000-square-foot Central Library, including the installation of new heating, cooling, and fire protection systems; a new teen and young adult wing; an expanded children’s area; additional conference and multi-purpose space; and the restoration of the majestic Central Hall. The building remained open throughout the renovation.
Beyer Blinder Belle/Ayers Saint Gross
Level: Silver
Type: LEED for New Construction
Status: Certified
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Baltimore, MD
LEED for New Construction
Certified
2019: Phase II: Beyer Blinder Belle/Ayers Saint Gross
2003: Phase I: Ayers Saint Gross
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Read about the modernization of Baltimore’s cherished landmark in The Baltimore Sun
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