Boulder hires N.Y. architecture firm to consult on library
BOULDER — The city of Boulder has hired New York-based Work Architecture Co. to consult on development of plans for the first phase of a new branch library in north Boulder.
Phase one of the North Boulder Library project includes site analysis, community engagement and preliminary planning of library spaces for programming and activities.
The contract with Work Architecture provides an option to renew for phase two, which will include design and construction of the new library.
The project is funded largely by the 2017 renewal of the Community, Culture and Safety Tax. The estimated…
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