Carnegie Library of Reims

The Carnegie Library is the municipal library of Reims.

Construction took place in 1921, the inauguration of 1928. A great sponsor and namesake served the Scottish industrialist and steel magnate Andrew Carnegie, who provided matching funds after the First World War are available. It was Carnegie's concern is to enable everyone to have access to a free public library, so that no one is excluded from education.

The architect Max Sainsaulieu designed the plans. The design took into account the latest developments of his time in the library science.

This masterpiece of Art Deco has exceptional décor. These include the chandelier the large entrance hall, designed by Reims maître - verrier Jacques Simon, and the great glass roof of the reading room of Jacques Gruber.