This document outlines the historic campus master plans of the University of California, Berkeley from 1865 to 1962. It describes three eras led by Frederick Law Olmsted during the Picturesque Era from 1865-1914, John Galen Howard during the Beaux-Arts Era from 1914-1962, and Thomas Church during the Modern Era from 1962 onward. It also highlights some of the campus's defining open spaces and landmarks that were planned during these eras, such as Sproul Plaza, the Campanile, and Strawberry Creek.

1. Berkeley
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

2. 1865 1914 1962
FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED JOHN GALEN HOWARD THOMAS CHURCH
PICTURESQUE ERA BEAUX-ARTS ERA MODERN ERA
HISTORIC CAMPUS MASTER PLANS

3. CAMPUS CHARACTER

4. CAMPUS CHARACTER

5. MEMORIAL GLADE
EUCALYPTUS GROVE
CAMPUS OPEN SPACES

6. HEARST MINING CIRCLE
SPROUL PLAZA
CAMPUS OPEN SPACES

7. STRAWBERRY CREEK
CAMPANILE WAY
CAMPANILE ESPLANADE
CAMPUS OPEN SPACES

8. RECENT PROJECTS