Sendera Springs Library

Project typeLibrary System Improvements
Project value$12,260,000.00
Project schedule2026

Construction of the Sendera Springs Library is officially under way!

Your Fort Worth Public Library is expanding into the far northwest region of Fort Worth with the Sendera Springs Library! The City of Fort Worth has entered into a contract with architecture firm HKS. Resident input at community-based meetings informed everything from the most important features and use of the library to the design aesthetic of the building. There are no plans for additional community input meetings at this time.

Site work, including grading piers, retaining walls and detention ponds, began in August 2025 in preparation for pouring the slab foundation in mid-November 2025. Paving and structural steel (“going vertical”) followed in December 2025.

Smart coordination in action: The project team is using advanced BIM (Building Information Modeling) to detect and resolve design clashes early, ensuring a smoother build.

Community-focused: The team is coordinating with City services to ensure the library is well-integrated into the area.

Features: Large multi-purpose room, conference room, creative lab, study rooms, natural lighting, high ceilings and a public art installation by Susan Narduli.

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Ten City of Fort Worth employees, including Mayor Mattie Parker and Library Director Midori Clark, stand outside holding shovels. They are celebrating the groundbreaking of the new Far Northwest Library Branch.