Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden

Five acres of UCLA's north campus hold more than 70 sculptures, dedicated in 1967 under chancellor Franklin Murphy and laid out by landscape architect Ralph Cornell as a work of art in its own right. A brick plaza and a row of coral trees mark the formal edge, while curving pathways cut through a sloping lawn where pieces by Rodin, Henry Moore and Alexander Calder sit in curved concrete seating nooks. A bridge connects the garden directly to the central campus, and the Hammer Museum maintains the collection.