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The 1923 Berkeley Fire created new opportunities for work as well.
The building survived the devastating 1923 Berkeley fire.
Maybeck designed the original 1906 clubhouse, which was destroyed in the 1923 Berkeley Fire.
Euclid Hall was originally the University of California Japanese Students'Club, built after the 1923 Berkeley fire destroyed the building which previously stood on the location.
In September 1923 a major fire swept through the neighborhoods north of the university campus, stopping just short of downtown . ( " See " 1923 Berkeley fire ).
The same conditions contributed to a major conflagration nearby in the 1923 Berkeley fire and a more limited conflagration in the same area on September 22, 1970, again under similar conditions.
The building was one of a rare few to survive the devastating 1923 Berkeley fire, remarkable also because the building is made out of redwood and all of the buildings had ( and still have ) wood shake siding and roofs.
In spring and fall, sinking air from aloft combining with inland high pressure periodically sends hot, dry, and gusty winds across the ridges of the Berkeley Hills, posing a fire danger, which in the 20th century produced several wildfires, two of which caused major damage to Berkeley and Oakland . ( " See " 1923 Berkeley Fire and 1991 Oakland firestorm ).