A Central Gathering Place Full of Possibilities Have you ever visited a majestic new building or public space for the first time and thought there was so much to see, you didn’t know where to look? That’s how you might feel when you enter the atrium of Ādisōke, the new Ottawa Public Library – Library
Historical treasures and stories from the community on display! What do a photo of Pierre Elliot Trudeau with John Lennon and Yoko Ono, a map drawn by Samuel de Champlain, a first-edition Anne of Green Gables, the patent for Armand Bombardier’s snowmobile and Ottawan artifacts all have in common? Ādisōke! Ādisōke will unquestionably offer more opportunities
Ādisōke Reaches New Levels! The concrete was flowing at the Ādisōke project site this past summer as we continued to make progress on pouring the floors. Four of the levels are now complete, and work is underway on the fifth and final floor! Click here to watch a video of one of our recent concrete
Building off our first set of in-person engagement events, starting today and continuing until March 24, all Canadians are invited to visit Inspire555.ca(link is external) to help inform how the new Ottawa Public Library and Library and Archives Canada joint facility will take shape on the site at 555 Albert Street in the heart of
The public is invited to share their thoughts on the spaces and uses of the new flagship Ottawa Central Library. Two upcoming sessions are the latest in a series of consultations on “what” should be in the new facility. Since 2013, more than 3,000 people have shared their thoughts on this topic both in-person and
More than 175 residents took part in two working sessions at Ottawa City Hall yesterday to help shape the criteria that will be used to evaluate potential locations for the new flagship Ottawa Central Library. The general public will have a chance to provide further input into the site criteria in an online questionnaire starting