Ottawans now have a glimpse of the final designs for the city's future central library. The designs for the $192-million library building were presented Tuesday during a meeting of the library board. The joint facility is a partnership between the Ottawa Public Library (OPL) and Library and Archives Canada, and is being designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects from Toronto and Ottawa's KWC Architects. A view of the children's section in the final design drawings of the Ottawa Central Library, unveiled at a library board meeting on Tuesday. (Ottawa Public Library Board Meeting)An OPL news release said the design plans will next be presented to the National Capital Commission's public board of directors on April 22.

Source: CBC News April 13, 2021 23:00 UTC