TORONTO – No tour guide is necessary when you can explore your new surroundings with a drone copter.
The Toronto Reference Library did exactly that with the release of a video to celebrate the completion of its $34.4 million revitalization project last week.
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The “Drone’s Eye View” video posted on YouTube explores the library’s new additions such as the sci-fi inspired study pods, expanded TD Gallery and new digital innovation hub.
The revitalization was funded by the City of Toronto, the Government of Ontario, the Government of Canada and the Toronto Public Library Foundation, with the latter raising $10.6 million for the project.
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