a curvilinear "light-tower" made from stainless steel creates a sculptural form that figures against the silent backdrop of the existing fisher library. it draws attention to the presence to the new law library. according to principal johnathan redman, the light-tower resembles "19th-century circular reading rooms with a lantern above". there is also a glass bridge that connects splintered forms of the new law school, and serves as a social hub for students and the wider university community. the sense of transparency and openness introduced invites the public to participate in communication and discussion.