The Banned Library, a concrete monolith in the desert on a starry night. It's the kind of building that intrigues our sense of curiosity and makes us wonder about its reason for existing, for being abandoned in the dunes. Well, the library holds a collection of 38 books that were banned from governments all around the world. Designed by Decent Architecture (Leonardo Marchesi and Michel Vieira) the Banned Library sets a new standard for free culture globally. By accessing the library, people from all over the world will be able to see what their respective governments have prohibited and will be a key point for free speech events in the metaverse with its capabilty of hosting up to 50 people simultaneously. The place to visit to get to know books you might never have heard of, a place for free talks, a temple for human knowledge. How to use: 1. Rent out the space to a book editor to promote their books 2. Area for meditation 3. Invite up to 50 friends to join you unique free speech event 4. Commercial use of the file 5. Full immersive cultural experience in VR 6. Can turn easily into an exhibition space 7. Host lectures and art performances 8. Totally customizable interior.