Snøhetta designs Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota
The most recent Dezeen Agenda newsletter showcases the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, designed by Snøhetta, situated near Medora, North Dakota. Spanning 95,000 square feet, this library boasts a green roof resembling a hill, along with walls made of mass timber and earth, harmonizing with the surrounding environment. Additionally, the newsletter discusses a New York office being converted to residential use that faces potential collapse, as well as the election of Jay Morton as the upcoming RIBA president.
Key facts
- Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library designed by Snøhetta
- Located outside Medora, North Dakota
- 95,000 square feet
- Hill-like green roof
- Mass timber and earthen walls
- Featured in Dezeen Agenda newsletter
- Newsletter also includes office-to-residential conversion in New York at risk of collapse
- Jay Morton elected as next RIBA president
Entities
Artists
- Snøhetta
Institutions
- Dezeen
- RIBA
Locations
- Medora
- North Dakota
- United States
- New York
Sources
- Dezeen —