Parman Branch Library

Parman Branch Library, located in San Antonio, TX, is a full-service library serving the northeast part of the city and Bexar County. With a collection of over 56,000 items, including books, magazines, DVDs, and music CDs, the library caters to the educational and recreational needs of the community. It features a variety of services and amenities, such as computer access, browsing, contact-free pickup, and outside Wi-Fi access. Designed as a next-generation library, Parman Branch Library offers welcoming indoor and outdoor meeting spaces, a technology-infused floor plan, a children's area, a teen center, and a community meeting room. Developed on a generous donation of land by Dan F. Parman, the library is situated on 10 acres in the Stone Oak area. The architectural design by Marmon Mok incorporates elements inspired by local historic structures, including overhangs, screens, rambling pathways, and stone walls. The building features high-performance glazing, translucent insulated panels, and a dramatic perforated screen for solar shading. With a commitment to sustainability, the library is expected to earn a LEED-Silver level certification. Parman Branch Library also provides ADA-compliant pedestrian trails for easy access to the facility.Generated from the website

Parman Library at Stone Oak offers a range of services and collections to cater to the diverse needs of the San Antonio community, including resources for adults, seniors, children, and teens. The library features various collections such as the Latino Collection, Texana, and Digital Collections, ensuring there are ample materials for research and recreational reading. In addition to traditional library services, Parman Library provides accessibility options, public computers, and wifi, making it a welcoming space for all visitors. The library also actively engages with the community through events, volunteer opportunities, and partnerships to promote literacy and lifelong learning. Generated from the website