Hearst Memorial Mining Building

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The Hearst Memorial Mining Building is a historic Beaux-Arts academic structure at the University of California, Berkeley, renowned for its architectural significance and role in engineering education.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Beaux-Arts architecture
academic building
historic building
university building
architect Emile Bénard
linked to: Émile Bénard

John Galen Howard
Julia Morgan
architecturalStyle Beaux-Arts
campus UC Berkeley
category School of Mining building
country United States
dedicatedTo memory of George Hearst
feature arched windows
classrooms
decorative terra cotta details
laboratories
large central atrium
offices
ornamental ironwork
hasFunction administration
research
teaching
heritageStatus California Historical Landmark
listed on the National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn Alameda County, California
linked to: Alameda County

Berkeley, California
linked to: Berkeley

California
United States
University of California, Berkeley
material brick
reinforced concrete
steel frame
terra cotta
namedAfter George Hearst
notableFor architectural collaboration involving John Galen Howard and Julia Morgan
role in the development of mining engineering education in the United States
owner University of California
partOf UC Berkeley College of Engineering
UC Berkeley campus
patron Phoebe Apperson Hearst
roofMaterial red tile
significance important example of Beaux-Arts academic architecture
landmark of UC Berkeley campus
use engineering education
materials science education
mining engineering education

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John Galen Howard designed Hearst Memorial Mining Building
UC Berkeley campus hasLandmark Hearst Memorial Mining Building
Court of Honor surroundedByBuilding Mines and Mining Building
linked to: Hearst Memorial Mining Building