Wednesday, 5 June 2013

The Little Free Library In New York City

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The Architectural League of New York has partnered with Pen World Voices Festival to bring the little free library to downtown. Venezuelan architects Marcelo Ertorteguy and Sara Valente designed the installation at St. Patrick’s old cathedral school in Nolita.

The structure is built out of an inversed plastic tank and a wooden frame. Perforations around the volume allows visitors to peek inside and preview the interior configuration, which can be accessed by ducking under the yellow structure.

1 comment(s):

Janet said...

What a neat idea! New York City is full of little gems like this. A must see for any tourist that is looking for unique thing to do!