Opened in 2011 and designed by Korean architect Eun Young Yi, Stuttgart’s Stadtbibliothek has become a modern landmark in the city’s cultural landscape. Its minimalist design is defined by a crisp white palette that highlights clean lines and abundant natural light. On the 4th level, soft sunlight illuminates the shelves arranged around a wide, open atrium, revealing the library’s quiet “heart” below.
Opened in 2011 and designed by Korean architect Eun Young Yi, Stuttgart’s Stadtbibliothek has become a modern landmark in the city’s cultural landscape. Its minimalist design is defined by a crisp white palette that highlights clean lines and abundant natural light. On the 4th level, soft sunlight illuminates the shelves arranged around a wide, open atrium, revealing the library’s quiet “heart” below.