Delft University of Technology Library

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Delft University of Technology Library is a landmark academic library in Delft, Netherlands, renowned for its innovative, grass-covered, cone-pierced architectural design.

Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
TU Delft Library 2

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf academic library
building
university library
affiliatedWith Delft University of Technology
alsoKnownAs Delft University of Technology Library
surface form: TU Delft Library
architect Francine Houben
Mecanoo
architecturalStyle modern architecture
awarded Dutch National Steel Prize
European Steel Design Award
collectionFocus engineering
science
technology
country Netherlands
designedBy Mecanoo
hasCollection books
electronic resources
journals
technical reports
theses
hasFeature bicycle parking
cafeteria
computer workstations
conference rooms
exhibition space
large central cone
open-plan interior
study spaces
underground reading rooms
hasWebsite https://www.tudelft.nl/library
inaugurated 1997
isLandmarkOf Delft University of Technology
surface form: Delft University of Technology campus
isTouristAttraction true
locatedIn Delft
locatedOn Delft University of Technology
surface form: TU Delft campus
material concrete
glass
steel
notableFor cone-shaped steel structure
grass-covered roof
primaryFunction support teaching and research at TU Delft
providesService digital library access
lending services
reference services
research data management support
study support
roofMaterial grass
roofType sloping green roof
yearCompleted 1997

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Delft University of Technology Library alsoKnownAs Delft University of Technology Library
this entity surface form: TU Delft Library
Mecanoo designed Delft University of Technology Library
Francine Houben notableWork Delft University of Technology Library
Delft University of Technology operates Delft University of Technology Library
this entity surface form: TU Delft Library