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Launch of the design for the new Library of Birmingham

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16:53, 20 MAY 2013

Architect Francine Houben with a model and picture of the new library.1 of 9
Council leader Mike Whitby and Architect Francine Houben look at a picture of the new library with young Birmingham Poet Laureate Megan Bradbury.2 of 9
Council leader Mike Whitby and Architect Francine Houben look at a model of the new library with Clive Dutton (centre), Director of planning and Regeneration for Birmingham City Council.3 of 9
The design concept of the Birmingham Library.4 of 9
The design concept of the Birmingham Library.5 of 9
The ICC impression the of the new design.6 of 9
Impression of the patio area of the new library.7 of 9
Impression of the new childrens library.8 of 9
Side elevation picture.9 of 9

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