King Abdulaziz Public Library

AHC has developed a touch screen interactive solution for children's play areas, designed to provide an engaging and educational experience for kids. The solution features a range of games and activities that are specifically designed for touch screens, allowing children to interact with the content in a fun and intuitive way.

The touch screen solution is designed to be easy to use and navigate, with a user-friendly interface that is tailored to different age groups. The content is also age-appropriate, with games and activities that are designed to stimulate children's creativity, problem-solving skills, and cognitive development.

Project Details

Project Name : King Abdulaziz Public Library

Client Name : King Abdulaziz Public Library

Client Website : https://www.kapl.org.sa/

Location : Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Type : Commercial

Start Year : 2023

Period Time : 12 Months

Brands

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Solutions

  • Interactive Screen Solutions

Galleries

Description of King Abdulaziz Public Library

King Abdulaziz Public Library (KAPL) is a public library located in al-Fouta, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Established in December 1999 as part of the King Abdulaziz Historical Center, the library features a unique architectural design and spans an area of 26,000m2. It houses special collections including the private library of George Rentz, the library of Hamza Bu Bakr, and a collection of over 7,000 rare Arab and Islamic coins. With a cataloged collection of 5,271 rare Arabic titles and an ongoing cataloging process for 3,000 more, the KAPL also possesses one of the world's rarest collections of photographs, featuring over 5,500 original images taken by renowned photographers since 1740.