Birmingham Central Library

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Birmingham Central Library was a now-demolished modernist public library in Birmingham, England, once one of Europe’s largest municipal libraries and a prominent example of Brutalist architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Brutalist building
demolished building
modernist building
public library
adjacentTo Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Birmingham Town Hall
Paradise Circus
architect John Madin
architecturalStyle Brutalism
Modernism
campaigns preservation campaigns by conservation groups
collectionSize over 1 million volumes
constructionStart 1969
contains Birmingham Central Library self-linksurface differs
surface form: Birmingham Reference Library

Library of Birmingham
surface form: Birmingham Shakespeare Library

children’s library
local studies department
music library
science and technology library
country United Kingdom
criticisedFor austere appearance
impact on Birmingham city centre townscape
demolished 2016
demolitionEnd 2016
demolitionStart 2015
function municipal library
public lending library
reference library
height approximately 60 metres
heritageStatus not granted statutory listing
inauguratedBy Harold Wilson
locatedIn Birmingham
Birmingham city centre
England
locatedOn Chamberlain Square
materialsUsed glass
precast concrete panels
reinforced concrete
numberOfFloors 8
opened 1974
operator Birmingham City Council
owner Birmingham City Council
partOf Birmingham Central Library self-linksurface differs
surface form: Birmingham Central Library complex
praisedFor architectural boldness
scale of public provision
precededBy Birmingham Central Library self-linksurface differs
surface form: Birmingham Central Library (1882 building)
replacedBy Library of Birmingham
siteRedevelopedAs Paradise Birmingham development
wasOneOf largest municipal libraries in Europe

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Library of Birmingham replaced Birmingham Central Library
Shakespeare Memorial Room originalLocation Birmingham Central Library
this entity surface form: Birmingham Central Library (first)
Birmingham Central Library partOf Birmingham Central Library self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Birmingham Central Library complex
Birmingham Central Library contains Birmingham Central Library self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Birmingham Reference Library
Birmingham Central Library precededBy Birmingham Central Library self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Birmingham Central Library (1882 building)