Appalachian State University’s Carol G. Belk Library, situated in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is a technology-rich information center nationally recognized for its green building design. The 301-space parking structure that supports the library is open to both faculty and staff with segregated public parking.
Project Highlights:
• Façade consists of a recessed octagonal pattern on gray concrete spandrels
• Two stair towers and one brick veneer elevator/stair tower
• Four and one-half tier single helix with park-on ramp
• Two-way traffic flow to maximize design space efficiency
• 97,300-square-foot structure
• Combination
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