Peter Aaron photographed the Julian Street Library at Princeton University, designed by Joel Sanders Architect.  The project, a wired multimedia environment for students, has just won the 2012 Library Interior Design Competition.  The biennial award is jointly issued by the International Interior Design Association and the American Library Association in recognition of excellence in library design.  According to Dr. Susan E. Parker, a panel member for the competition, the winning entries “delivered fresh, imaginative, and comfortable spaces that have been designed, built, and furnished with a thoughtful understanding of the needs of the libraries’ constituent communities.”

The project will be featured at the ALA Annual Conference on June 24, 2012.  It will be published in upcoming issues of both Contract and American Libraries Magazine.  Keep an eye here for links to the project once the project is published.

For more images of the project click here.