Sprague Library Renovation

The library originally opened in 1928 and was selected as the “Most Beautiful Library in America” in 1935. The branch library sustained significant water damage during a flood in July 2017, and the library needed renovations within the existing footprint of the building without any building additions.

In October 2018, a preliminary design was presented to the public, Sugarhouse Chamber of Commerce, and the Community Council. MOCA Services managed and facilitated throughout this entire process to ensure the public received an updated interior that continues to mirror the bold vintage style and its historic exterior.

MOCA Services worked closely with stakeholders, Chambers of Commerce, and the community to deliver a space close to its originality and historic presence in an urban environment.

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front entrance of Sprague Library Branch with sculpture of a beet
large library room with table and chairs
tulips and landscaping near entrance of Sprague Library entrance at dusk
library shelves with books and soft chairs below large windows
study areas and meeting rooms with tables and colorful chairs inside Sprague Library Branch
Sprague Library Branch interior with shelves of books and blue couches
study area with computers and library shelfs under skylight in the Sprague Library Branch

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