Typical of the International Style, the walls and glass windows of the marble-faced former Veterans Memorial Hall are held on the same plane. The roof is flat.
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On the narrow northwest wall, a 30-foot high eagle sculpture carved in relief over a commemorative inscription adds to the meaning of this building as a memorial to war dead.
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The building includes a 450-seat theater-styled conference center, and a 200-seat lecture hall both on the ground floor.
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The building contains two lobbies, one at the back of the building along Hart Plaza, and one on the second floor at the Jefferson Avenue entrance.
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This building's renovation started in January of 1995, and the building was finished and rededicated October 1st of 1997.
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The elevation change between the front and back entrances of the building is 22'-11".
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The parapet that rises around the main roof deck rises to a height of 4'-3".
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The Veterans Memorial Building was dedicated on June 11, 1950.