Anderson-Foothill Branch, Salt Lake City Public Library

Within the Anderson-Foothill Branch lies a thoughtful architectural design featuring distinctive elements that set it apart. One such feature is its passive solar energy design, integrating earth berming and strategically positioned windows for solar heating, complemented by zone supplemental heating/cooling. This 14,900 square foot community library, established in 1985 and expanded in 1992 and 2002, boasts a modular design that enhances its functionality.

Visitors to the Anderson-Foothill Branch can enjoy the convenience of a meeting room equipped with tables, chairs, and a projector screen for public use. The outdoor amphitheater at this branch serves as a sought-after venue for summer concerts, adding a vibrant touch to the community's cultural scene. Additionally, ample free parking is available both to the north and south of the building, while complimentary wi-fi access ensures visitors can stay connected throughout their visit to this engaging public library.

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