Hello, I'm an architecture major working on their thesis (I'm redesigning a public library) and it's been suggested to me that I should do two structures - the main library and a children's library. I like the idea but I can't seem to find any articles about this. At the very least I'd like to get everyone's opinion on it. Thanks in advance!

P.S. If your local library has any other separate structures from the main library I'd be interested in knowing what they are :)

Edit: it's a bad idea! got it. thanks for telling me, i'll stick to one structure.

Edit 2: For everyone wondering, it was just a fellow architecture major from my college who suggested looking into the pros and cons of a separate children's library building because there are children's only libraries and it might be worth looking into why. I swear I'm not some American Bible Belt right wing propaganda troll. 😭 I'm not from the US, or even North America for that matter.