Kansas City Public Library
If only libraries looked this cool back in the day, I may have taken an interest in reading.
The Kansas City Public Library in Missouri, USA and it is considered one of the most unusual buildings in America and in the world, at least their parking lot is.
The book spines, which measure approximately 25-feet by 9-feet, are made of a signboard mylar. The shell showcases 22 titles (can you name them all?) reflecting a wide variety of reading interests as suggested by Kansas City readers.
[Cheers homedit]
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