Johnson Building

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The Johnson Building is a modernist wing of the Boston Public Library’s Copley Square main branch, known for housing its contemporary collections and public services.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf library building
modernist building
adjacentTo McKim Building
linked to: McKim building
architect John Burgee
Philip Johnson
architecturalStyle Modernism
country United States
hasCollectionType audio-visual materials
children’s materials
contemporary literature
periodicals
popular materials
teen materials
hasDesignFeature concrete and glass façade
integrated public seating areas
large street-level windows
open-plan interior
hasFacility accessible entrances
circulation desk
community meeting rooms
exhibition space
public computers
study areas
hasFunction housing contemporary collections
public library services
public reading spaces
reference services
hasStreetAddress 700 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts
heritageStatus non-landmarked wing of Boston Public Library Copley Square
locatedIn Back Bay, Boston
linked to: Back Bay

Boston, Massachusetts
Copley Square
United States
namedAfter Philip Johnson
openingDate 1972
operator Boston Public Library
owner City of Boston
partOf Boston Public Library
Boston Public Library Copley Square branch
partOfComplex Boston Public Library Copley Square complex
renovationFocus enhanced accessibility
improved public spaces
updated technology infrastructure
servesPopulation Boston residents
Greater Boston area
linked to: Greater Boston
underwentRenovation 2016

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