Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building

Federal Building
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The Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building is an 18-story federal building complex downtown distinguished by pyramid roofed towers which allude to Oakland's County Courthouse and the Tribune Tower. Designed by architects Kaplan McLaughlin Diaz and David Hobstetter, the building was constructed as part of the City Center redevelopment project.

It was built in 1993 and named for Ron Dellums in 1998. ¹

Building Dedication

^{The Oakland Federal Building was dedicated September 24, 1993.}

^{William J. Clinton was the President of the United States}

^{Roger W. Johnson was the Administrator of General Services.}

^{Ronald V. Dellums was the Member of Congress.}

^{Elihu Harris was the Mayor of Oakland.}

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Location

1301 Clay Street, Oakland, California

Links and References

• Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building on Wikipedia

1. H. Rept. 105-520 - RONALD V. DELLUMS FEDERAL BUILDING congress.gov