Downtown Library Olathe Kansas

The newly opened library in downtown Olathe, Kansas, is a striking architectural gem that defies convention in the Kansas City metro. Standing at the intersection of Santa Fe and Chestnut streets, the four-story structure embraces vertical growth to maximize limited space.

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Each floor offers a unique experience: the first floor features a lively café and theater area, while the second floor is a book haven. The third floor seamlessly combines modernity and leisure with spaces for magazines, computers, and an outdoor terrace. The fourth floor is a scholarly retreat dedicated to research pursuits.

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Built over 18 months at a cost of $25 million, the library not only symbolizes a commitment to education but also aims to be a catalyst for downtown Olathe's revitalization.

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Size: 46,000 SF

Glass Types:

1/4" Clear Solarban 60 (2) | 1/2" Black Airspace | 1/4" Clear

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