This image captures the glass entrance of a modern médiathèque (media library) located in Roubaix, France

This image captures the glass entrance of a modern médiathèque (media library) located in Roubaix, France. The entrance consists of two white-framed glass doors, providing a view into a brightly lit interior with yellow walls and a white acoustic ceiling. On the left glass door, white sans-serif text is vertically stacked, reading "Koppla upp sig", "Leer", and "Se connecter" (Swedish, Dutch/Spanish, and French for "Connect" and "Read" respectively). Inside, white metal shelving units display various magazines and newspapers, including "Charlie Hebdo". Two individuals are visible seated in black armchairs. The person in the foreground wears a light-colored long-sleeved top and is looking down at a mobile phone. A second person, partially obscured behind the first, wears a yellow top and is also looking downwards. The right glass door displays white text in multiple languages: "学习" (Chinese for "Learn"), "Dream" (English), "حلم" (Arabic for "Dream"), and "Lära sig" (Swedish for "Learn"). Inside, a large yellow wall features a display board adorned with international newspapers such as "Le Monde", "EL PAÍS", "Les Échos", "Charlie Hebdo", "The Guardian", and "La Voix du Nord". A prominent sign on the wall reads "@ Catalog & Ressou électronique" (Catalog & Electronic Resources), accompanied by a French flag icon. A light-colored wooden desk is equipped with a computer monitor, keyboard, and mouse on a sliding tray. A cream-colored tote bag hangs from a black office chair. Two large, spherical objects with metallic-grey finishes and horizontal seams rest on the grey floor. The floor outside the entrance is tiled in a light, neutral color.