In the short story "The Library of Babel" by Jorge Luis Borges, the author describes a quasi-infinite library containing all possible permutations of books of a given length. For a deeper analysis of the story, you can watch this series of videos by a Belgian academic.
The original design uses hexagonal units with 4 bookshelves and 2 corridors, but this arrangement limits the amount of books per unit and keeps visitors from reaching every unit within the plane. I decided to use an octagonal unit to solve these two problems, while adding a table and chairs to facilitate the consultation and study of the books.