The Seattle Central Library is a public library located in downtown Seattle, Washington. Designed by architect Rem Koolhaas, it opened in 2004 and features a unique, modern design with a glass and steel structure. The library spans eleven floors and offers a vast collection of books, digital resources, and community spaces. Inside, the library includes a large reading room, meeting areas, and a café. It serves as a hub for community events, educational programs, and cultural activities. The Seattle Central Library is part of the Seattle Public Library system, which aims to promote literacy and access to information for all residents.