Toronto Reference Library

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The Toronto Reference Library is a major public research library in downtown Toronto, renowned for its striking modernist architecture and role as the flagship branch of the Toronto Public Library system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf library building
public research library
architect Moriyama & Teshima Architects NERFINISHED
Raymond Moriyama NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Brutalist-influenced modernism
Modernist architecture
country Canada
flagshipOf Toronto Public Library NERFINISHED
hasCollection books
digital resources
microfilm
periodicals
reference materials
hasComputerAccess yes
hasEventSpace yes
hasFeature Arthur Conan Doyle Collection NERFINISHED
Bram & Bluma Appel Salon NERFINISHED
Toronto Star Newspaper Room NERFINISHED
escalators surrounding central atrium
large central atrium
reading rooms
special collections
study spaces
hasFloorCount 5
hasStudyRooms yes
hasWiFi yes
inception 1977
isNonCirculating largely yes
language English
locatedIn Ontario
Toronto
downtown Toronto
near Yonge Street and Bloor Street intersection NERFINISHED
opened 1977
operatedBy Toronto Public Library NERFINISHED
ownedBy City of Toronto NERFINISHED
partOf Toronto Public Library NERFINISHED
postalCode M4W 2G8
primaryUse reference services
research
publicTransitAccess Bloor–Yonge station NERFINISHED
renovated 2009–2014
serves general public
researchers
residents of Toronto
streetAddress 789 Yonge Street NERFINISHED
website https://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/toronto-reference-library/

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Moriyama & Teshima Architects notableWork Toronto Reference Library
Raymond Moriyama designed Toronto Reference Library
Raymond Moriyama notableWork Toronto Reference Library