The tallest building in this city has a beacon at the top called the "Crown Jewel," as well as a pair of wings that jut out from the sides of its triangular shape.
This city contains a museum designed by Mario Botta that has a patterned brick façade, in the middle of which rises a striped cylindrical turret embedded with a circular skylight. This city also contains a Corinthian colonnade that surrounds a rotunda with a Greco-Roman frieze and high archways, looking over an artificial lagoon. An open arcade sits at the top of a gray-white Art Deco tower in this city that contains murals painted during the New Deal. Copper plates cover an art museum in this city that has a twisting, inverted-triangle tower and was designed by Herzog &amp; de Meuron. This city's large domed Beaux-Arts (*) city hall was designed by Arthur Brown, Jr., the architect of many of this city's landmarks. The tallest building in this city has a beacon at the top called the "Crown Jewel," as well as a pair of wings that jut out from the sides of its triangular shape. For 10 points, name this home of the De Young Museum, Palace of Fine Arts, Coit Tower, and Transamerica Pyramid.
This city contains a museum designed by Mario Botta that has a patterned brick façade, in the middle of which rises a striped cylindrical turret embedded with a circular skylight.
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