On the CampusSlide show - Firestone Library renovations A Floor reading room – Anticipated completion date: October 2013. Rendering courtesy of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects / Shepley Bulfinch Renderings of the planned changes to Firestone Library, courtesy of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects and Shepley Bulfinch. A Floor reading room – Anticipated completion date: October 2013. Rendering courtesy of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects / Shepley Bulfinch East reading room – Anticipated completion date: May 2017. Rendering courtesy of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects / Shepley Bulfinch Solarium reading room – Anticipated completion date: May 2017. Rendering courtesy of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects / Shepley Bulfinch Reference area – Anticipated completion date: August 2018. Rendering courtesy of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects / Shepley Bulfinch Rare Books gallery. Rendering courtesy of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects / Shepley Bulfinch Main entry. Rendering courtesy of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects / Shepley Bulfinch No responses yetJoin the conversation Name Email Princeton affiliation - Select -AlumniFacultyStaffStudentCommunity MemberNon-alumni ResponsePlain textFull name and Princeton affiliation (if applicable) are required for all published comments. For more information, view our commenting policy. Responses are limited to 500 words for online and 250 words for print consideration. The Latest See all FeaturesPuzzle People President’s PagePrinceton’s Focus on Faculty Excellence Behind the ResearchA New Way of Thinking About Modern Problems ResearchFour Princetonians Win 2026 Fields Medals ResearchPsychology Professor Explores the Influence of Power Systems on the World Related News FeaturesPuzzle PeopleMeet some alumni and students turning games into art, competition, and community 1 Response President’s PagePrinceton’s Focus on Faculty Excellence Behind the ResearchA New Way of Thinking About Modern Problems
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