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Visitors encounter community spaces enlivened with colorful artwork from murals to a covered events plaza before even entering Portland, Oregons renovated and expanded Midland Library by Colloqate and Bora Architecture The post Portlands Midland Library, renovated by Colloqate and Bora, abounds with artwork and gathering spaces appeared first on The Architects Newspaper.
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