Contractors TRJ are continuing work on a £2.6 million library extension project in Carmarthen, Wales.
The Y Stordy scheme involves building an archive extension to the rear of Carmarthen library.
In addition to the extension, external works will be carried out along with internal alterations to the library, external fabric upgrade of the Book Stack and some improvements to the frontage of the existing library.
Once complete, Y Stordy will contain the current archive collection with room for up to around 25 years new material. Overall, the development will help ensure the awaited return of the Carmarthenshire Archives collection to the county.
Carmarthenshire County Council said it is hoped that the building will be open by next Autumn.
Cllr Peter Hughes Griffiths said: "It's pleasing to see work is taking shape on this fantastic new building which will ensure that we keep Carmarthenshire's historic documents in the county in a state-of-the-art, purpose-built building."
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