Miami‑Dade library official updates council on Key Biscayne library progress
Miami‑Dade library director Lydia Lopez told the Key Biscayne Village Council the new 20,000‑sq‑ft library is about 15% complete, with foundation and underground utilities underway and a target construction completion at the end of November 2027 and grand opening in early 2028.
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Lydia Lopez, a director with the Miami‑Dade County Public Library System, gave the council a construction progress update for Key Biscayne’s new library, saying the 20,000‑square‑foot, two‑story building is approximately 15% complete with foundation and underground utility work underway. “Our new library will be a 20,000 square foot two story library,” Lopez said, and described planned features including two multipurpose auditoria, a You Create Technology Center, a sensory‑friendly area, EV charging, rooftop solar, and rooftop golf‑cart parking.
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