The Ruth Lilly Visitors Pavilion sits on a half-acre floodplain along the White River at Newfields. A slatted wood skin folds continuously from deck to wall to roof, open to light and rain, set within a dense urban woodland.

A six-story parking structure and the front door to the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, Arkansas. A cafe and retail occupy the ground floor, with an event terrace and sculpture platform above, and fins color-matched to a 1965 Pontiac Tempest.

The Pulitzer Arts Foundation is the first freestanding public building in the United States by Tadao Ando, in St. Louis's Grand Center Arts District. Two parallel concrete volumes are split by a central reflecting pool, and skylights draw daylight into the galleries.

The Saint Louis Art Museum East Building expands the 1904 museum in Forest Park, a low pavilion clad in dark polished concrete cast with Missouri and Wisconsin river aggregates. Behind it, a sculpture garden and river birch allées display modern works against Cass Gilbert's original.