Geisel Library

UCSD is the world's leading public research university, located in La Jolla, a wealthy community on the northern outskirts of San Diego, and is affiliated with the famous University of California system. In the ranking of many authoritative universities, it has been ranked in the top 20 of the world for a long time and is known as a public Ivy League school. The main campus on the beachfront of La Jolla is large, covering about 866 hectares (about 12,990 mu), with a beautiful environment and pleasant climate, with temperatures between 16 and 26 degrees Celsius throughout the year, and a wonderful coastal scenery. The central building of the main campus is a landmark with a lot of characteristics - the Geizer Library (Geisel Library).

This is an exception, though it is usually not like the Fauvism architecture. It is probably the most distinctive building on campus. It was completed in 1970 in honor of Audrey and Theodore Sus Geisel (Theodor Seuss Geisel), the famous author of children's books, named after Dr. Suss, and renamed Geisel in 1995. They were generous donors to the library and always raised their literacy.

It is worth a look. The building is very special. It is the end of March, and the library is full of jasmine fragrance. The library can go in and see. The reading room can also go in. I'm really sorry to take pictures in the library. I didn't understand what the name-engraved fake tree at the entrance of the library meant. In short, I liked the library very much.

The Geisel Library is a landmark building of UCSD and is very atmospheric and distinctive. The museum is also very comfortable and students love to study themselves inside. There are some manual services on the first floor, and there is also a self-service card copy machine. You can also communicate. The upstairs is quiet. Everyone is doing things quietly.

A very distinctive library, the building looks very impressive.