Quitman County Library


Georgetown, Georgia

A New Chapter for Georgetown’s First Stand-Alone Public Library

2WR Architects proudly designed Quitman County Library, the first stand-alone public library for the Georgetown community. Previously housed as an annex within municipal offices, this new facility transforms into a dedicated space that enhances accessibility, engagement, and learning. The project aims to redefine the library’s role as a vital community resource, providing modern amenities and flexible spaces tailored to residents’ needs.

Designed with both function and affordability in mind, Quitman County Library includes spacious meeting rooms, a dedicated children’s area, and a central hub with printing and resource services. The layout encourages collaboration and learning while maintaining a welcoming atmosphere.

Enhancing Community Access to Knowledge

With 2WR’s thoughtful approach, Quitman County Library serves as more than just a public library—it’s a dynamic community hub. The space supports literacy, digital access, and lifelong learning, strengthening its role in Georgetown’s future.

By blending affordable design, sustainability, and functionality, 2WR delivered a modern public library that meets the needs of both current and future generations.