Sayville (N.Y.) Library, Children's Area
Children's and Teen's Spaces: The children’s area is divided into four areas: a beach-themed section for elementary school children; a space for toddlers and their parents set off by large alphabet blocks, friendly couches, and stuffed animals; a comfortable seating area for parents outside the children’s program room; and an enormous tree (inset) that beckons children into the stacks.
Architect: H2M Architects + Engineers
Photos: Paul Timpa Photography
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