Architect Chosen in $6.4 Million Baldwin Library Remodeling

BIRMINGHAM, MI – An architectural firm has been retained to design the the adult services section of the Baldwin Public Library, part of a $6.4 million remodeling project.

The Birmingham City Commission voted, 7-0, last week to retain the Bloomfield Hills-based architectural firm of Luckenbach Ziegelman Gardner, The Birmingham Eccentric reports.

During the remodeling, radial shelving will complement the curved walls in the addition, three glass-enclosed study rooms will be added and two bands of exterior windows will allow more natural light into the area.

Two other phases of work are planned for the library, including renovation of the main circulation area and the addition of more reading space adjacent to the Grand Hall. Each of the projects will cost about $2 million.

» Read more about the discussion before the Birmingham City Commission on hometownlife.com.