Located in the Suba district, it is the result of a partnership agreement between the Mayor's Office of Bogota and the private sector. It was designed by Colombian architect Daniel Bermúdez and inaugurated on May 26, 2010. The Cultural Center is a 23,000 square meter complex, consisting of a mega library and the Teatro Mayor. The Julio Mario Santo Domingo Cultural Center and Public Library is located in the San José de Bavaria park in the Suba district, around the library you can find the Jumbo 170 chain of stores, the San José de Bavaria Park and the Abrahan Lincon School. It serves about 1.2 million inhabitants of the city and has specialized rooms for early childhood such as the baby library, children's room and toy library; it also offers general, Internet and audiovisual rooms for young people and adults, as well as more than 600 reading stations, personalized cubicles and group work rooms. For the visually impaired and hearing impaired, the Library offers screen reading software (Jaws), intelligent machines for reading volumes and Braille printers. The collection is made up of 66,043 volumes including books, audiovisuals and multimedia. It also offers free access to the Internet and the BibloRed online catalog and subscriptions to newspapers and magazines in different areas. It has a special selection of art books, and the decoration of the Children's Room is one of the most impressive in the Library Network, with a four-meter high medieval castle and a large ship, which transport visitors to a fairy tale world. Adjacent to the Children's Room is the "Green Heart Orchard", an urban planting space that has been managed by the community and officials to experiment and create spaces for sharing knowledge about urban orchards. <span class="automatic-translation-warning">This text was automatically translated.</span>