Boston Public Library Central Library Renovations
Update
07/11/16
Renovated Copley Square library reopens
The fully-renovated Johnson Building of the Boston Public Library's Central Library reopened Saturday morning with a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Mayor Martin J. Walsh. With new clear glass windows along the facade and an open interior floor plan, the renovations have made the library brighter and more inviting. Other improvements include a revamped lecture hall, a new innovation center and 21st century cutting-edge technology improvements. Visit the Boston Public Library's renovation website for more information. The following are courtesy photographs from Saturday's grand opening:
Grand opening ceremony (Source: Boston Public Library/Twitter)
The #CentralLibrary Renovation is now open to the public! Come in and explore. #BPLBoston pic.twitter.com/bPLeJVGvFj
— BostonPublicLibrary (@BPLBoston) July 9, 2016
Entrance (Source: Felix Arroyo/Twitter)
Common area (Source: Felix Arroyo/Twitter)
Common area (Source: Felix Arroyo/Twitter)
Computer area (Source: Felix Arroyo/Twitter)
At the @BPLBoston Copley Sq Library ribbon cutting. The renovations look great! #BosPoli pic.twitter.com/xUr2H8PnQR
— Felix G. Arroyo (@FelixArroyo) July 9, 2016
New entrance (Source: Common Boston/Twitter)
Big congrats to @BPLBoston on their grand reopening! #architecture #design #Boston pic.twitter.com/4sqXIb8iAc
— Common Boston (@commonboston) July 9, 2016
