About this Project
Lutz Public Library used AAPG's decorative screens to divide its open floor plan without closing it off, framing a freestanding lattice-pattern screen between the stacks and the study and circulation areas so each zone still reads as part of one continuous, light-filled room.
The same geometric pattern carries up onto a matching soffit accent over the library's entry, tying the wall screen and the ceiling detail together as one design element rather than a separate accent piece. The open lattice keeps sightlines and daylight moving through the space, giving the library a distinctive architectural feature that still functions as a practical space divider.



