Facade of John S. Hensill Hall

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A close view of the exterior façade of John S. Hensill Hall highlights its repeating vertical window bays and concrete framing, characteristic of the campus’s early 1970s modernist design. The rhythm of glass and structure emphasizes the building’s scale and functional clarity, while the uniform windows suggest the laboratories and classrooms that made Hensill Hall a central hub for the biological sciences.

Identifier
TP-ATA-0723
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Geographic Coverage
San Francisco, CA
Type
Still Image
Format
35mm Slide
Source
San Francisco State University Archives
Rights
Public
Views
257

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