James B. Hunt, Jr. Library
James B. Hunt Jr. Library, 2nd Floor Lobby.

View of the library's triple-height space from the 2nd Floor

James B. Hunt Jr. Library, Main Reading Room.

View of the Lakeview Reading Room and the Main Reading Room

James B. Hunt Jr. Library, Lakeview Learning Commons.

View of the Lakeview Learning Commons on the 4th Floor

James B. Hunt Jr. Library, Level 4 and the Fishbowl Seminar Room

View of the 4th Floor, looking towards the Fishbowl Seminar Room

James B. Hunt Jr. Library, Looking down at the 2nd Floor.

Looking down at the Rain Garden Reading Lounge

James B. Hunt Jr. Library, Skyline Reading Room.

View of the Skyline Reading Room, looking southwest

James B. Hunt Jr. Library, Skyline Terrace.

View of the Skyline Terrace, looking east

Rain Garden

View of Rain Garden on east side

View of west side showing First Floor entrance.

View of west side showing 1st Floor entrance

View of east side from the Oval

View of east side from the Oval

News

  • Snohetta, the Hunt Library's Lead Designer, now leading the redesign of New York's Times Square
  • The NCSU Libraries has launched a $10,000,000 initiative to ensure that the new James B. Hunt Jr. Library will become the best learning and collaborative space in the country.
  • The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) unveils sketches for a transformative new expansion. The architects are, of course, Snohetta, Hunt Library's lead designer.
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“NC State seeks nothing less than to create the best learning
and collaborative space in the country.”

— Susan K. Nutter
Vice Provost and
 Director of Libraries