Project
Cohen Leigh
The bright, modern and beautiful interior of the Cobram library designed by Cohen Leigh is a wonderful example of the flexibility of plywood to create both straight lines and decorative features. Maxi Panel ply was used to create the impressive ceiling element. The fins of the design are visually stunning and have been carefully positioned to run through the centre of the library and act as a wayfinding spine to subtly guide visitors through the space.
The reception counter and desks have been crafted from Maxi Edge plywood panels, and the combination of a natural timber finish with black laminate creates a nice contrast. The wood finish of the reception area is also aesthetically pleasing, as it creates a sense of flow between the ceiling feature and the space below. The fins of the ceiling element reach down the back wall behind the desk, acting as a further guide to help visitors navigate their way through the library.
Completed
2017
Location
VIC
Photography by Tom Blanchford
Project
Cohen Leigh
The bright, modern and beautiful interior of the Cobram library designed by Cohen Leigh is a wonderful example of the flexibility of plywood to create both straight lines and decorative features. Maxi Panel ply was used to create the impressive ceiling element. The fins of the design are visually stunning and have been carefully positioned to run through the centre of the library and act as a wayfinding spine to subtly guide visitors through the space.
The reception counter and desks have been crafted from Maxi Edge plywood panels, and the combination of a natural timber finish with black laminate creates a nice contrast. The wood finish of the reception area is also aesthetically pleasing, as it creates a sense of flow between the ceiling feature and the space below. The fins of the ceiling element reach down the back wall behind the desk, acting as a further guide to help visitors navigate their way through the library.
Completed
2017
Location
VIC
