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| California Mid-Century Modern Educational Buildings (page 8) |
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| Cal Poly Pomona College of Environmental Design Pomona, CA |
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| The Cal Poly Pomona College of Environmental Design, aka Building 7, was designed by Carl Maston and built in 1971. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Lokrantz Special Education Center Reseda, CA |
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| The Lokrantz Special Education Center was designed by Sidney Eisenshtat and built from 1961-1962. For more, see this website. [map] |
| University of California Riverside, CA |
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UC Riverside opened in 1954. The Rivera Library was completed by then. I don't know when the other buildings were built.
The Bell Tower was designed by Quincy Jones & Frederick E. Emmons. It was dedicated in 1966. The carillon at the top consists of 48 brass bells. Concerts are played throughout the year. |
| Cutter Park Pool Riverside, CA |
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| The Cutter Park Pool is located at Riverside City College. It was designed by Herman Ruhnau and built in 1957. [map] |
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