Biblioteca Colegio de Arquitectos de Cataluña. Demarcación de Barcelona - Barcelona

Alejandro D.

Cualquier, repito, cualquier publicación de arquitectura que estés buscando, tienes enormes probabilidades de encontrarla aquí. Un fondo de incalculable valor para que los arquitectos sigamos formándonos por nuestra cuenta sin tener que estar comprando cientos de libros de los que al final solamente utilizaremos dos o tres ideas clave de cada uno, y lo digo por experiencia.
Combinado con las bibliotecas de las Escuelas de Arquitectura, un filón para el profesional que compensa de sobra la cuota colegial pagada al trimestre. Ha habido ideas de libros que me han multiplicado por decenas cualquier cuota colegial, y me quedo incluso hipercorto.
Gran atención por parte del personal, siempre amable y servicial.

Clelia P.

Suggestive place, view on the cathedral, calm atmosphere, perfect for doing research, I usually don't leave comments on Google, but I would just like to share that the Madame who works at the reception of the library was not friendly but spoke in an aggressive tone, I would just suggest to take the time to speak politely.

Goran J.

I would be willing to give a ⭐ if I wasn't disheartened by the treatment I received at what is supposed to be one of Catalunya's richest architectural libraries. The "receptionist" couldn't even wait for me to finish speaking before informing me that the library is not open to the public. Moreover, there was a noticeable pride in his face when he mentioned not speaking English, which feels outdated in 2023.

The real issue is that the person responsible for interacting with users failed to provide information about how to join and use the library. This becomes a significant problem, especially when considering the already misinformed and disinterested public. By putting up such barriers, we hinder those genuinely interested in reading and expanding their knowledge. Unfortunately, this reflects the sad state of libraries, turning them into empty spaces that people are unwilling to use, rather than institutions striving to be open to everyone, regardless of their background.

Amanda P.

Danielle S.

Xavier F.

Alejandro R.