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departing from the Beaux-Arts designs championed over the past fifty years: "blindly following policies and concepts of monumentality unsuited to contemporary requirements ... would straight-jacket a live and vital
University into inflexible buildings deprive it of its open spaces, its natural beauty and its true monumentality." Instead, heights would be governed by coverage (not to exceed twenty to thirty percent) and materials selection should be responsive to "the organic requirements of the occupants and ... create maximum practical internal flexibility". The 1952 plan also included high-rise dormitories, to be built south of the main campus.
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unused northwest (forestry, agriculture, and home economics) and southeast (jurisprudence, anthropology, and arts) corners. The final version of the 1944 plan reduced open spaces on campus to a minimum, as maintaining the Beaux-Arts precedents using low, sprawling buildings in the constrained site was inadequate to handle the forecasted explosive growth in enrollment, and he resigned his post in 1948. At
Berkeley, he designed many of his last works, including the Cyclotron Building, 1940; Sproul Hall, 1941; Minor Hall, 1941; Donner Laboratory, 1942; and Bancroft Library (originally Doe Annex), 1949.
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Berkeley of 27,500 projected for the mid-1960s. The revised plan also included the use of
Strawberry Canyon and the hill area, as well as outlying campus properties not previously considered, and incorporated several landscaping proposals prepared by Church for the central campus, most notably the Springer Memorial Gateway on the west side and the landscaping for Wurster Hall.
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continuation of the line of Center Street. This divided the campus into four pieces: the park-like west side, as a buffer to the city of
Berkeley; the central core, with its monumental buildings; the hilly east, "a majestic natural background and climax to the composition"; and the south, given to athletic pursuits. With the support of University President
1290:, who left his estate to Berkeley for music. Its 678-seat concert hall hosts free noontime concerts during the academic year. The building also houses the music department's collection of historic organs. Morrison Hall was named after May T. Morrison, class of 1878, who left money for this building in her will, as well as for the Morrison Library in Doe.
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Morrison and Hertz Halls, the Anthropology and Art Practice Building, the first phase of the Student Center, Campbell Hall, O'Brien Hall, and McCone Hall. University Hall on Oxford Street and first two units of the Residence Halls in Southside were also
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Regents decided to offer on-campus housing to 25% of its undergraduates, with plans to build six residence hall complexes housing 4,800 students. Ultimately, Units 1, 2, and 3 were completed in the 1960s, providing housing for up to 3,100 undergraduates; the architect was
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of 1960, which established the roles of the public junior colleges, state college system, and the
University of California, and the subsequent University Growth Plan prepared by President Clark Kerr to guide academic development of the university. Enrollment levels were established with a maximum at
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During the 1960s, 17 major buildings were constructed on the central campus. Several more were developed on the peripheral sites, including
Etcheverry Hall, the Berkeley Art Museum, the Unit 3 Residence Halls, and several parking structures. The upper hill was developed with two buildings by Anshen
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Dwinelle Hall was built with entrances on different levels on a slope and because its expansions were numbered differently from the original building. Because this confusing building is host to both large lecture classes and numerous discussion classes,
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was designed by Weihe, Frick and Kruse, architects, with Eckbo
Royston & Williams, landscape artists. It was built in 1953 north of Sproul Plaza, to the west of Wheeler Hall. Expansion was completed in 1998. The southern block of Dwinelle Hall contains three levels of classrooms as well as four
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designed by Warren Charles Perry was dedicated in 1951, in the southeastern corner of campus at the intersection of Piedmont Avenue and Bancroft Way. The School of Jurisprudence originally had been in what is present-day Durant Hall (1912). The site of the new building followed the Brown plan. The
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which carry steam for heat and power. During the 1960s, Berkeley students chained the doorknobs of the Chancellor's office in protest over the Vietnam War. The Chancellor, having no other way in or out of the building, used the steam tunnels to escape. Afterwards, the exterior double doors on that
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Jacobs Hall is a building for design innovation at the University of California, Berkeley. It is located on the north side of Hearst Avenue, across the street from the main campus. The floor plan includes flexible space with tools for prototyping, iteration, and fabrication. Construction began in
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After Brown's departure, the university's Office of Architects and Engineers (A & E), which was established in 1944, assumed supervisory responsibility for campus planning and development. Under the direction of chief architect Robert J. Evans, the office produced a Campus Plan Study in 1951,
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and completed in 1911 as a residence for the President of the University of California, was placed according to the original BĂŠnard plan; today it is the residence of UC Berkeley's Chancellor. However, the general campus orientation initially proposed by Olmsted and followed by his successors has
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Hertz and Morrison Halls, both designed by Gardner A. Dailey & Associates, were completed in 1958. They are located south of the Faculty Club near the southeastern edge of campus and connected to each other by a covered walkway. Both buildings have gable roofs, and compared to other post-War
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The large building program of the immediate postwar years produced Lewis Hall (E. Geoffrey Bangs), 1948; Mulford Hall (Miller & Warnecke), 1948; the LeConte Hall addition (Miller & Warnecke), 1950; and Dwinelle Hall (Weihe, Frick & Kruse), 1952, which were all designed in a stripped
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to design a series of dramatic buildings on the southern part of the campus. These were originally to include a huge domed auditorium, a museum, an art school, and a women's gymnasium, all arranged on an eastward esplanade and classically oriented towards the campanile. However, only the Hearst
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His bombings at Berkeley, where he taught math for two years in the late 1960s, were among the least personal. They weren't mailed or addressed to anyone. But they were intriguing: The bombs that injured Diogenes Angelakos in 1982 and John Hauser in 1985 were planted in the same University of
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Construction had slowed significantly by the 1980s and 1990s. Developments in this era included the Haas School of Business, the Bechtel Engineering Center, Tan Kah Kee Hall, Soda Hall, and the Genetics and Plant Biology Building. In addition, several athletics facilities were built in the
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Classical style in the early 1900s, which was the style preferred by John Galen Howard and Phoebe Hearst (who paid his salary). This area is now referred to as the "classical core" of the campus. Howard reoriented the main campus axis to its present-day alignment along Campanile Way, as a
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on the northern side of Memorial Glade and adjoined to the western side of Hesse Hall. It was originally called the Earth Sciences Building, and now houses the Departments of Earth & Planetary Science and Geography, the Earth Sciences and Map Library, and the
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John Galen Howard retired in 1924, his support base gone with both Phoebe Hearst's death and President Wheeler's resignation in 1919. William Randolph Hearst, seeking to memorialize his mother, contributed to Howard's resignation by commissioning
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and installed in 1936 on the Old Art Gallery, which originally served as a small utility building designed by Howard and completed in 1904. After Kelham died in 1936, the architectural duties in progress fell on his junior partner,
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neoclassical mode; in addition, the Law Building (Warren C. Perry), 1951; Cory Hall (Corlett & Anderson), 1950; Warren Hall (Masten & Hurd), 1955; and Stanley Hall (Goodman), 1952, introduced flat-roofed, modernist forms.
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The original Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union building, owned by the ASUC Auxiliary, was constructed with funds gained from the sale of the Cal sports teams to the university in 1959. The original building was designed by
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The modernist Biochemistry and Virus Laboratory, designed by Michael Arthur Goodman Sr., a professor of architecture, was built at the site of what is now Stanley Hall in 1952. The building received a merit award from the
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The Chemical Biodynamics Lab, located east of Bauer Wurster Hall, was designed by Michael Arthur Goodman Sr., who had also designed the old Stanley Hall, and completed in 1964. The Chemical Biodynamics Lab director was
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building was named Boalt Hall, carried over from the prior building, but the name was stripped in January 2020 after the racist views of its namesake, prominent local lawyer
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in 1954. It was renamed the Molecular Biology and Virus Laboratory in 1963, and renamed again as Stanley Hall after the biochemist, virologist, and Nobel Prize winner
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A 6-story building designed by Gardner A. Dailey was built east of the Law Building in 1959. Until 2021, it was named Kroeber Hall after the anthropology professor
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2303:"National Register Information System â Sather Tower (#82004650)"
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3719:"Woo Hon Fai Hall | Disability Access & Compliance"
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Chinese Immigration: Its Social, Moral, and Political Effect
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Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, Massachusetts
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Bancroft Library, view west from the Sather Tower esplanade
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2982:"Berkeley Law School Drops Boalt Name Over Racist Legacy"
1870:. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press. pp. 264â291.
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3568:"Birge Hall | Disability Access & Compliance"
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2003:(Report). New York: Wm. C. Bryant & Co., Printers.
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Kell, Gretchen; relations, Media (January 26, 2021).
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Lower Sproul, Zellerbach Hall, and Old Eshleman Hall
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and the Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Library.
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3867:"Construction begins on new Northside building"
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1357:McCone Hall, a 7-story building designed by
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2051:Woodbridge, Sally Byrne (2002).
1999:Olmsted, Vaux & Co. (1866).
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3116:"11.05.96 - Bolstering Boalt"
2956:"PCAD - Warren Charles Perry"
1731:New construction developments
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3794:John King (March 17, 2008).
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1974:"Olmsted Designed Campuses"
1922:The university in the 1870s
1737:Jean Hargrove Music Library
1706:Modern developments (1980+)
1336:Campbell Hall (UC Berkeley)
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4427:Lawrence Hall of Science
3920:Helfand, Harvey (2002).
2779:Helfand, Harvey (2002).
1862:. In S.B. Sutton (ed.).
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1633:Social Sciences Building
1527:Evans Hall (UC Berkeley)
1509:Davis Hall, designed by
1449:Wendell Mitchell Latimer
1278:Hertz and Morrison Halls
1232:University of California
1194:Wendell Meredith Stanley
252:, designed by architect
4571:Pioneers in Engineering
3801:San Francisco Chronicle
3220:pcad.lib.washington.edu
3145:pcad.lib.washington.edu
3006:Boalt, John H. (1878).
2960:pcad.lib.washington.edu
2850:Landscape Heritage Plan
1980:. National Park Service
1595:Catherine Bauer Wurster
1347:Morrough Parker O'Brien
1166:California State Senate
1155:A new building for the
1025:Haas School of Business
601:San Francisco City Hall
222:William Randolph Hearst
140:City Beautiful movement
89:Haas School of Business
51:), and their colleague
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1856:Olmsted, Frederick Law
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4300:Leuschner Observatory
3897:The Daily Californian
3871:The Daily Californian
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1952:"Campus Architecture"
1915:Watson, Kent (1996).
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4362:Hearst Greek Theatre
4243:Doe Memorial Library
4030:Environmental Design
3990:Berkeley, California
3750:. September 24, 2004
3095:www.lib.berkeley.edu
3069:berkeleyheritage.com
2659:www.ocf.berkeley.edu
1723:with the local firm
1670:John Morton Eshleman
1554:Southeastern section
1499:Raymond Thayer Birge
1442:College of Chemistry
1408:Free Speech Movement
1363:Doe Memorial Library
1147:, in 1982 and 1985.
995:Doe Memorial Library
971:Hearst Greek Theatre
388:Doe Memorial Library
382:Hearst Greek Theatre
316:Doe Memorial Library
292:Hearst Greek Theatre
288:Benjamin Ide Wheeler
176:William Hammond Hall
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4514:Associated Students
4413:Berkeley Art Museum
4331:International House
4050:Letters and Science
3405:UC Berkeley Library
2931:The Washington Post
2813:The Living New Deal
2091:. September 7, 1981
1841:the campus map here
1774:Library of Congress
560:Sculpture and Dance
518:International House
312:St Mark's Campanile
238:Stanford University
49:Palace of Fine Arts
4595:Symphony Orchestra
4582:California Pelican
4122:Women's basketball
2986:The New York Times
2635:. November 2, 2013
2603:. November 2, 2013
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2507:. November 2, 2013
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1515:Golden Gate Bridge
1495:John Carl Warnecke
1453:George C. Pimentel
1438:Anshen & Allen
1359:John Carl Warnecke
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4055:Natural Resources
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1742:In 2006, the new
1601:Calvin Laboratory
1577:in the background
1548:Griffith C. Evans
1330:Old Campbell Hall
1230:establishing the
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336:Collegiate Gothic
271:Arthur Brown, Jr.
269:(1927â1936), and
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168:David Farquharson
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1763:nanofabrication
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1700:Mario J. Ciampi
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1659:Zellerbach Hall
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506:Warren C. Perry
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400:California Hall
296:California Hall
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204:View west from
195:Piedmont Avenue
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69:Joseph Esherick
45:Bernard Maybeck
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4075:Social Welfare
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1789:
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1782:Paul E. Jacobs
1770:Chang Lin Tien
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