東京の美しい図書館 | Beautiful Libraries in Tokyo

Title: 東京の美しい図書館
Authors: 立野井　一恵 著
Pages: 143P
Published At: October, 2021
Description:
Spaces Where You'll Want to Linger: Libraries as Architecture for Books. Today's libraries serve not only as places to borrow and read books, but also as community spaces where people connect and interact. This book showcases remarkable libraries in the greater Tokyo area—from knowledge repositories housing vast collections and resources, to innovative landmark designs, to thoughtfully renovated historic buildings, to libraries born from community dialogue. Whether you love architecture, cherish books, or simply find peace in spaces surrounded by literature, this guide is for you. Perfect for those who consider the library a refuge for the heart and find calm in its halls. ◎Information in this book is current as of April 2021. Please note that details may change, and due to the effects of infectious disease, operating hours and usage methods may differ from normal circumstances. For the latest information, please check each library's website. ◎Please follow all rules and etiquette when using library facilities.

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