Inside Snøhetta's Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in North Dakota
A short film by Ben Stechschulte/Esto for The Architect's Newspaper goes inside Snøhetta's Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota.
- Section
- Architecture
- Author
- By Marcus Bennett
- Filed
- Length
- 1 min read
Key takeaways
- Snøhetta designed the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota.
- Ben Stechschulte/Esto made a short film touring the building for The Architect's Newspaper.
- The design merges the library with the surrounding North Dakota landscape.
A new short film by Ben Stechschulte/Esto for The Architect's Newspaper takes viewers inside Snøhetta's Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, North Dakota.
The project merges the building with the surrounding North Dakota landscape, as its title and presentation emphasize. The film offers a first interior look at the completed library.
The Architect's Newspaper published the footage, giving the public an early view of the design before wider coverage follows.
The film marks the first close examination of how Snøhetta's design integrates with the Badlands terrain that shaped Roosevelt's conservation legacy. Additional documentation of the building is expected as the library's public programming ramps up.
Original: earthwallbuilders.com
