Louis M. Davies Symphony
201 Van Ness Avenue, United States
Louis M. Davies Symphony is a 2,743-seat concert hall that built in 1980. Key aspects include wall, hall, structural, along with details that reward a closer look. The place tells a small piece of the city’s broader story and atmosphere. It’s worth stopping by to take in the setting and what makes the site unique.
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Nearby architecture
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- Bill Graham Civic Auditorium by John Galen Howard, Frederick H. Meyer, and John Reid Jr., 1912
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