Winnipeg Skywalk. Third floor (Micromedia Services) The third floor includes: newspapers and microfilm; a study room; book sales; a light therapy lamp; and the "Richardson Reading Terrace." Fourth floor (Information Services) The fourth floor includes: Adult non-fiction (000-999) Biographies Reference work Maps and atlases Government documents Local History Room — a reference-only collection that features community history of Manitoba. Local history fiction & non-fiction Henderson Directories Vertical files Meeting Rooms Computer training lab Meeting Room 2 Millennium Library Park Millennium Library Park is the park and plaza that sits alongside the Millennium Library. Finished 2012, the park underwent a $4.3-million reconstruction. The rebuilt plaza has an artificial wetland aerated by a pair of windmills, a wooden walkway built out of sustainably-farmed wood, birch trees planted in deep pots, two new pieces of public art, and low fences and a raised floor. The park now features five distinct outdoor zones: The Millennium Plaza Crossroads Plaza The Learning Commons The Urban Wetland The Jim Pattison Foundation Reading Garden When the Millennium Library reopened, there was no money left in the budget to rebuild the park. Work on the park could not commence until a membrane was built over the parkade below it. Rebuilding the plaza itself was funded equally by all three levels of government. The Winnipeg Arts Council arranged financing for the two pieces of public art: Sentinel Of Truth and emptyful. Reconstruction costs: $2.1 million to rebuild the plaza $1.5 million to replace a membrane over the roof of the Millennium Library Parkade $575,000 to commission and install "emptyful" $90,000 for "Sentinel Of Truth" The redevelopment plan was spearheaded by the Winnipeg Library Foundation. Public Art The following public art installations are viewable in and around the Millennium Library: Bill Pechet's "emptyful" (Park) — a stainless-steel sculpture including water elements Darren Stebeleski's "Sentinel of Truth" (Park) — a wall of weathering steel, covering and protecting bits of text inscribed into stainless steel. Cliff Eyland's "Untitled" (Lobby) Nicholas Wade's "Illumination" (Richardson Reading Terrace base) Charlie Johnson's "Story Lines" mural (Skywalk) J.A. Long's "Andrew Carnegie" portrait (Richardson Reading Terrace) Timothy Ray and Dale Amundson's "A.R. or R.A." (Children's Services) "emptyful", the erlenmeyer flask-shaped fountain, is the most expensive piece of public art in Winnipeg history. It is illuminated by four bands of LED lights at night and uses both water and fog. During the summer, when the fog and water elements will