Mackintosh Library

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The Mackintosh Library is a historically significant, architecturally celebrated library space within Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s Glasgow School of Art building, renowned for its distinctive Art Nouveau design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf library
reading room
architecturalStyle Art Nouveau
Glasgow Style NERFINISHED
associatedWith Glasgow School of Art Mackintosh building NERFINISHED
city Glasgow
constructionPeriod early 20th century
continent Europe
country United Kingdom
damage severe fire damage
designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh NERFINISHED
destroyedBy fire in 2014
fire in 2018
function art and architecture library
study space for Glasgow School of Art students
heritageStatus part of a Category A listed building
part of a UNESCO World Heritage tentative site (The Glasgow School of Art)?
influenced 20th-century library interior design
influencedBy Arts and Crafts movement NERFINISHED
interiorFeature built-in bookcases
fixed reading desks
lead-glass details
pendant light fittings
locatedIn Glasgow
Glasgow School of Art NERFINISHED
Scotland
United Kingdom
material glass
plaster
timber
namedAfter Charles Rennie Mackintosh NERFINISHED
notableFor distinctive timber interior
double-height main reading space
dramatic use of light and shadow
exposed timber posts and beams
geometric and organic decorative motifs
high-level gallery
integrated furniture and shelving design
openingDate early 1900s
owner Glasgow School of Art NERFINISHED
partOf Glasgow School of Art building NERFINISHED
reconstructionApproach faithful restoration based on original design
region Scotland
significance historically significant interior
iconic example of Art Nouveau library design
status under reconstruction

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