Branch History
Teare and Herman, the architects that designed this 8,300-square-foot structure, explained that Fulton Branch is “planned to recognize the trapezoidal site’s relationship to a busy intersection and scaled in context with the surrounding houses and small retail buildings.” The interior is highlighted by open stacks and a reading gallery lit by a north facing clerestory.
This branch is a full-service neighborhood library for Cleveland's Fulton community. It opened in 1983.
Special Features
This branch features the artwork: Readers Column sculpture by the artist David E. Davis, and Mayan Leaves by Nicholas Livaich. Both were installed in 1983.