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What goes into reimagining one of the most visible spaces in a public library? In this episode, we chat about the recent refresh of the Downtown Library's rotunda area. LaVena Nohrenberg, User Experience Manager, shares what inspired the project, the priorities that guided the redesign and how the updated space better reflects the way Eugene Public Library serves the community today. The remodel was sparked in part by the evolution of Library of Things, a growing collection made possible by the Eugene Public Library Foundation.
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