The Library worked with the landmarks board to preserve the architectural character of the library. March 2001: The landmarks board voted to designate the branch as a landmark building.June 2004: Eighteen architects answered the Library's call for architects to design the renovation and investigate the expansion of the branch.Earlier in the month, residents met architect finalists at a public reception. An advisory panel that included Magnolia residents evaluated proposals and interviewed architect finalists. September 2004: The Seattle Public Library board of trustees selected Snyder Hartung Kane Strauss Architects to design the renovation and investigate the expansion of the branch.Architects studied a 1,200-square-foot addition, but the design process will determine the actual size of the expansion. A study presented at the meeting showed it was feasible to expand the branch. July 2005: Residents attended a "hopes and dreams" meeting to share ideas on design, services and programs, collections, and artwork for the branch.June 2006: Residents attended a meeting to see progress on the design of the branch renovation and expansion.September 2006: Residents attended a meeting to see the design of the renovation and expansion of the branch.December 2006: Seattle's Landmarks Preservation Board issued the Certificate of Approval for the renovation and expansion of the branch.The Library Board directed staff to move toward awarding the construction contract to the sole bidder with the understanding the contractor would work with its subcontractors and the architects to lower costs. February 2007: Construction bids for the expansion and renovation project came in higher than expected.March 2007: The Magnolia Branch closed Saturday, March 24 to prepare for renovation and expansion.Earlier in the month, construction began on the project. May 2007: The Seattle Public Library board of trustees selected Bainbridge Island artist Kristin Tollefson to design artwork for the branch renovation and expansion.July 2008: The renovated and expanded Magnolia Branch of The Seattle Public Library reopened Saturday, July 12.
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