Singapore’s National Library Board (NLB) announces a schedule of closures and upgrades for two libraries. Ang Mo Kio Library’s final day of operations is July 31, and it closes on Aug 1 to prepare for its relocation to AMK Hub. The move is part of planned upgrading work, with services shifting once the new site is ready. Queenstown Library will close temporarily later, with its last day of operations on Aug 30. The library then closes from Aug 31 for a revamp. NLB says the revamp will preserve the building’s iconic facade while refreshing and updating the interior spaces for library services. Overall, the timeline covers both locations in August, with Ang Mo Kio focusing on relocation to a new hub and Queenstown focusing on refurbishment of the existing building. The announcements outline when each library stops operations and the purpose of each upgrade, including the retention of the Queenstown facade during the renovation.