Green Earth Sciences

Dedicated on October 21, 1993, the Cecil H. and Ida M. Green Earth Sciences Research Building at Stanford University houses classrooms, offices, and laboratories for research in the field of earth sciences. The building's extended basement contains the sunken Kresge Plaza, in which rock sculptures are designed to look like a miniature version of local geologic faults.

References

Joncas, Richard, and David J Neuman, and Paul V Turner. Stanford University. Princeton Architectural Press. 1999. Pg 144.

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Leland Stanford Junior University

Places	Residence halls Arboretum Arizona Cactus Garden Black Community Services Center Braun Music Center Cantor Center for Visual Arts Clock Tower Fire Truck House Frost Amphitheater Gates Computer Science Building Green Earth Sciences Green Library Haas Center for Public Service Hoover Tower Lake Lagunita Lathrop Library Main Quad Stanford Mausoleum Memorial Auditorium Memorial Church Sequoia Hall Sweet Hall TCSEQ

Associated	The Dish Stanford Hospital Stanford Research Park Stanford Shopping Center

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Green Earth Sciences