The Detective Antonio Valentine Building consolidates a St. Louis County police precinct, evidence storage, and intelligence operations in Maryland Heights. The plan bends into two wings, clad in ribbed copper-toned panels drawn from vintage badge colors.

DOORWAYS provides housing and supportive services for people living with HIV/AIDS. Three buildings on a three acre campus face the surrounding streets. Bioswales and rain gardens manage stormwater across the sloped site, with a bridge carrying arrival from parking to reception.

A 1936 Lutheran orphanage renovated as Des Peres City Hall. The former service rear, now the public front, steps down through a new brick plaza into the original basement, recast as the public ground floor housing Municipal Court and Public Works.

St. Charles replaced two 1960s fire stations with a matched pair by JEMA, both built from a single prototype plan. Brick walls, low shed roofs, and tall windows over the apparatus bays. One station has two bays, the other three.

The Chicago Park District relocated from downtown to a former railyard in Brighton Park. A two-story circular building, bisected by a path and clad in aluminum sunscreens. Interior brick walls use salvaged Chicago common brick in a pixelated relief pattern.