Indianapolis University / Purdue University
Library
Indianapolis, Indiana

The Library provides state of the art resources to the students, including individual electronic work stations. It is a multi-story building with

extensive stacks, reading and lounge areas.

The Laurel Series chairs and benches create comfortable reading areas for college students throughout the library. The seating defines small study areas, bringing color, texture and comfortable forms to offset the long rows of shelves and tables. Matching radius corner tables with solid surface tops complete the groups.

All forms can be used individually or recombined as spatial needs change. Chairs in 28" widths yield generous seating places. Matching 28" width benches coordinate with groups of chairs in many areas. In smaller spaces among the book shelves, the benches are used individually, providing economical forms for more casual seating.

Seating upholstery covers in August Fabric "Karma" can be changed on site for cleaning, or replacement in new colors and new configurations in the future.

Installed in 1993, the facility maintains its classic look. In 1999 additional chairs, tables and end sections were added to create new lounge areas for quiet study.