Arthur Brown, Jr. (1874-1957)
Arthur Brown, Jr., whom we consider here, designed Coit Tower. Earlier in his career, prior to 1929, Arthur Brown, Jr., was a partner in the firm Bakewell & Brown which participated in the design of San Francisco City Hall and at least a dozen buildings on the Stanford Campus including the Hoover Tower.
A. Page Brown, whom we consider elsewhere, designed the Ferry Building.
Three of Brown's buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places: Coit Tower, the War Memorial Complex, and the Pacific Gas and Electric General Office Building.
Coit Tower is also a San Francisco Landmark.
The War Memorial Complex is also a California Historical Landmark.
You can view buildings designed by Arthur Brown, Jr. in chronological order here, or use a link in the following table to visit a specific property.
Name | Year | Address | City | Sort Address | Sort Name |
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Cowell Memorial Hospital | 1930 | South Drive | UC Berkeley | South 1 | Cowell Memorial Hospital |
Coit Tower | 1932 | 1 Telegraph Hill Boulevard | San Francisco | Telegraph | Coit Tower |
War Memorial Complex | 1932 | 301 and 401 Van Ness Avenue | San Francisco | Van Ness 0301 | War Memorial Complex |
Cyclotron Building | 1940 | Lawrence Road | UC 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 |
Sproul Hall | 1941 | Sather Road | UC Berkeley | Sather | Sproul Hall |
Pacific Gas and Electric Building | 1945 | 25 Beale Street | San Francisco | Beale 0025 | Pacific Gas and Electric Building |
Bancroft Library | 1949 | South Hall Road | UC Berkeley | South Hall | Bancroft Library |