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.

4220 Duncan is a mixed-use office and lab building in the Cortex Innovation Community, anchored by Microsoft and the Cambridge Innovation Center. The facade carries a custom polychromatic finish that shifts in changing light.

A 15-story mixed-use tower at the south end of downtown Evanston, its residential mass bent into a shallow S-curve shaped by the street grid and the rail line. A three-story brick base holds street retail and a planted green roof terrace, with the tower lifted above on slender columns.

Sassafras Cafe is the main restaurant at the Missouri Botanical Garden. The daylit dining room opens to a tree-lined patio. Nine panels of pressed plant specimens set in glass and resin divide the seating areas, alongside a communal oak bench.

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.

Classrooms and dormitory rooms in one complex: a ten-story residence tower backing up to the expressway, and a two-story classroom building on an oval plan turning toward the campus core. The precast is lighter than the brutalist campus, three forms worked into seventy panel types.

A luxury residential tower overlooking Forest Park where nearly every unit is a corner unit. The floor plate rotates and mirrors a single unit around a central core into an oak-leaf footprint. Stacked tiers splay outward, shading interiors from summer sun while admitting low winter light.