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"The George W. Bush Library Designed by Robert A.M. Stern\nDesigned by architect Robert A.M. Stern, the center manages to be both monumental and accessible, while boasting eco-friendly credentials\nDallas's George W. Bush Presidential Center, which architect Robert A.M. Stern designed in close consultation with the former president and Mrs. Bush, features an exterior of brick and Texas Cordova Cream limestone.\nFormer president George W. Bush and Mrs. Bush.\nThe Bush center's 23-acre site, designed by landscape architect Michael Van Valkenburgh, is planted with thousands of native trees and shrubs.\nAluminum brise-soleils shade the restaurant's terrace.\nThe auditorium in the wing that houses the George W. Bush Institute, the public-policy center.\nThe institute's light-filled lobby.\nThe paneled reading room of the institute.\nFreedom Hall, the center's 67-foot-high atrium, features a large wraparound LED video display.\nMr. Bush's pecan-wood-paneled office was decorated by Kenneth Blasingame.\nBlasingame also oversaw a suite of reception spaces in the institute, including this intimate dining room, lined in a Gracie hand-painted wallpaper that was also used in the White House.\nThe library contains a mix of inviting seating areas and warm antiques.\nPaintings of national parks by artist Adrian Martinez occupy 12-foot-tall niches in the living room."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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