Hope, IN
6,000 square feet
1998
Type: Civic
Theme: Asserting Place
This beloved 6,000-square-foot branch library was a significant library expansion for Hope, Indiana, a town of 2,500 people located 15 miles outside Columbus. Supported by the Cummins Engine Foundation architectural program, which has brought prominent architects to design buildings in and around Columbus for nearly seventy years, Hope Library was also TenBerke’s first significant public commission.
TenBerke
Design Architect and Interior Design
Veazey Parrott & Shoulders
Architect of Record
Robert Silman Associates
Structural Engineer
Repp & Mundt
General Contractor
Balthazar Korab
Photographer
Victoria Sambunaris
Photographer
The Hope Library was built next to the Irwin Union Bank, which was designed by Harry Weese in 1958.
Photographed by Balthazar Korab
The Hope Library was built next to the Irwin Union Bank, which was designed by Harry Weese in 1958.
Photographed by Victoria Sambunaris