This addition to the Eisenhower Library at Johns Hopkins University supports a vibrant collection of social and study spaces, creating an intellectual gathering space that speaks to the human spirit.

The Brody Learning Commons furthers the Eisenhower Library’s role as the intellectual, social, and physical heart of the Homewood campus and gives users a portal to the physical and virtual resources of the Sheridan Library system. The technology-rich Learning Commons includes group study spaces, seminar rooms, and a state-of-the-art lab designed to integrate the role of scientists into the field of paper and manuscript conservation.

In addition to the diverse offering of individual and group study spaces distributed throughout the building, the new building boasts an instructional space designed for team-based interactive learning. Having a classroom with these capabilities furthers the Sheridan Library system’s mission for the library environment to be not only about academic resources, but also about intellectual exchange