NAC-170 US Presidential Libraries

Nelson Huseby
Mar 5
1 min read

I seem to stumble on topics to write about by accident. I was reading about the new presidential library honoring our 26^th president, Theodore Roosevelt, when I discovered the library was being designed by Snøhetta, a global architectural firm founded in Oslo, Norway. First, let me tell you a little about the library, and then I will talk about the firm building it.

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