The building’s design pays homage to the community’s connection to the nearby Hill Air Force Base and its aviation technology. Details include representations of dappled clouds and linear tracts of land as viewed from the sky. The shape of the pronounced roofline along the building’s Main Street frontage emulates a modified airfoil. The library has high ceilings and offers service on two floors connected by a staircase that serves as its focal point.

A two-story interior info-tech plaza, showcasing the branch’s media and technology resources, acts as a central armature around which collections and study spaces are organized. Multiple spaces are designed for meetings and study, including two large conference rooms, three small “flex spaces’’ that convert to a larger program/study space and a large multipurpose room that seats 125.