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Fullwell Cross Library

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  • Borough of Redbridge
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Time Out says

You can’t miss this bombastic library thanks to its distinctive circular shape. Its raised dome roof studded with 16-sided huge clerestory windows and finished in green copper is distinctive, to say the least. Designed by Frederick Gibberd, the library was built in the 1960s at the same time as Gibberd's best-known building, Liverpool's Roman Catholic Cathedral, and the two share some characteristics. It had a major redesign in 2011, which means despite being built in 1965 it still feels mighty modern. As well as a host of reading material you’ll find free study spaces, conferences, seminars and yoga and fitness classes.

Details

Address:
140 High Street
Ilford
London
IG6 2EA
Transport:
Tube: Fairlop
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