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Another project recognized at the scale of the block, street, and building is the renovated and expanded Cambridge Public Library in Cambridge, Massachusetts, which was featured in ArchitectureWeek No. 455 and has since received LEED Silver certification. The project demonstrates many New Urbanist principles, such as the preservation and renewal of a historic building (the existing 1888 library building by Van Brunt & Howe) and the physical definition of public spaces as places of shared use.
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