Faced with rapid growth and increased inventory, the library required a new shelving design that would allow for more efficient storage and retrieval of materials. It now holds a system that maximizes the space available, while still accommodating for more than 200,000 volumes on the fourth-floor. The gradience on the shelving-ends that span the centre of the top floor visually creates an endless hall of books.

Housing a catalog of more than 185,000 books, the University aimed to reconfigure its' space to accommodate for the needs of today's modern libraries. With new storage and shelving system to organize their archives and books, the library now has ample room for necessary amenities and communal spaces.

A public library system aimed to redesign their offsite operations center to modernize its function and appearance. They took full advantage of the facility's vertical space with new storage solutions that now securely house government documents, bound journals, and other infrequently accessed materials.