The renovation included significant structural upgrades to reinforce the aging building, along with the installation of new HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems to improve energy efficiency and comfort. The design introduced dedicated areas for children and young adults, new study and meeting rooms, and reconfigured circulation pathways to enhance accessibility and flow. Staff spaces were expanded and modernized, while the building received updated finishes, energy-efficient lighting, and improved fenestration to maximize natural light. Exterior work included masonry restoration and roof repairs to preserve the historic character while ensuring long-term durability.