McCone Hall, a 7-story building designed by John Carl Warnecke, was built in 1961 across from the Doe Memorial Library on the northern side of Memorial Glade and adjoined to the western side of Hesse Hall. It was originally called the Earth Sciences Building, and now houses the Departments of Earth & Planetary Science and Geography, the Earth Sciences and Map Library, and the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory.
McCone Hall, a 7-story structure designed by John Carl Warnecke, was constructed in 1961 adjacent to the Doe Memorial Library on the northern side of Memorial Glade and connected to the western side of Hesse Hall. It was initially known as the Earth Sciences Building and now serves as the headquarters for the Departments of Earth & Planetary Science and Geography, the Earth Sciences and Map Library, and the Berkeley Seismological Laboratory.