Everson Hall, the South and West wings of the new Home Economics Building on the Davis campus of the University of California, showing permanent sun shades to protect offices and laboratories from direct rays of the sun. The vertical projecting fins also help shade the two-story concrete structure. The right wing contains offices on the lower floor, and the foods and nutrition laboratories on the upper floor. The left wing contains the social living laboratory, decorative arts and home furnishings laboratories, and lecture rooms on the ground floor; and home management, clothing, and textiles laboratories on the upper floor.

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Everson Hall, the South and West wings of the new Home Economics Building on the Davis campus of the University of California, showing permanent sun shades to protect offices and laboratories from direct rays of the sun. The vertical projecting fins also help shade the two-story concrete structure. The right wing contains offices on the lower floor, and the foods and nutrition laboratories on the upper floor. The left wing contains the social living laboratory, decorative arts and home furnishings laboratories, and lecture rooms on the ground floor; and home management, clothing, and textiles laboratories on the upper floor.

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UC Davis, University Archives