The Visit of the Jurors in the Phebe [!] A. Hearst Architectural Competition, University of California

Explore the historical significance of the Phoebe Hearst Architectural Plan for the University of California in "The Visit of the Jurors in the Phebe [!] A. Hearst Architectural Competition, University of California." This volume delves into the architectural competition orchestrated by Phoebe Hearst, offering insights into the innovative designs and visions proposed for the University's campus.

Discover the perspectives of the jurors as they evaluated the architectural plans, examining the blend of aesthetics, functionality, and historical context. This book is a valuable resource for students, architects, and anyone interested in the history of campus design and architectural competitions. Learn about the lasting impact of the Hearst plan and its influence on the University of California's architectural landscape.

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