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The Mines campus is a cohesive composition that is appropriate to the local
                                                                       consistent use of a set of materials and colors lends a pleasing uniformity to
                                                         roofs. As styles changed to a more international style with flat roofs through
                                                            the mid-century, the use of buff brick helped to lend a consistent materiality





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                                 AESTHETICS  context, climate, and scale of the surrounding neighborhoods. ARCHITECTURE AND MATERIALITY The campus’ older buildings are a pleasing mix of sandstone with red tile     to the campus. The newest buildings on campus continue the architectural  style changes using a greater percentage of glazing while continuing to  use the buff sandstone with red-brown accents in more modern ways. This  the architecture though many different styles are used.














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