NoeHill: Architects
Arthur Brown, Jr. (1874-1957)
Two of the most famous structures in San Francisco - the Ferry Building and Coit Tower - were designed by architects named Arthur Brown.
Arthur Brown, Jr., whom we consider here, designed Coit Tower. Prior to 1929, Arthur Brown, Jr., was a partner in the firm Bakewell & Brown.
A. Page Brown, whom we consider elsewhere, designed the Ferry Building.
| Name | Year | Address | City | Sort Address | Sort Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bancroft Library | 1949 | South Hall Road | UC Berkeley | South Hall | Bancroft Library |
| Coit Tower | 1932 | 1 Telegraph Hill Boulevard | San Francisco | Telegraph | Coit Tower |
| Cowell Memorial Hospital | 1930 | South Drive | UC Berkeley | South 1 | Cowell Memorial Hospital |
| Cyclotron Building | 1940 | Lawrence Road | Berkeley | Lawrence | Cyclotron Building |
| Donner Laboratory Building | 1941 | Donner Lab Road | UC Berkeley | Donner | Donner Laboratory Building |
| Minor Hall | 1941 | South Drive | UC Berkeley | South 2 | Minor Hall |
| Pacific Gas and Electric General Office Building | 1945 | 245 Market Street | San Francisco | Market 0245 | Pacific Gas and Electric General Office Building |
| Sproul Hall | 1941 | Sather Road | UC Berkeley | Sather | Sproul Hall |
| War Memorial Complex | 1932 | 301 and 401 Van Ness Avenue | San Francisco | Van Ness 0301 | War Memorial Complex |