Clifton Court Hall houses the University of Cincinnati's College of Arts and Sciences. Modular terracotta cladding echoes the adjacent historic brick campus, and a sculptural red stair bridges the five-story atrium, extending a campus path into the building.

The Brentwood Park Event Pavilion is a rentable event space in a public park in Brentwood, Missouri. Its glass-walled hall and timber-framed terrace open onto a lawn in a park built to manage flooding along Deer Creek.

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.

Beloit College Powerhouse is a reused coal plant on the Rock River, now a recreation and wellness center. The brick walls, smokestack, and salvaged turbine machinery remain, with a competition pool, cafe, and suspended running track threaded through into a new translucent field house.

A public park in downtown Centralia, Illinois, built around a freestanding carillon tower. The redesign added bermed lawns, native prairie planting, and tree-shaded paths, expanding the open listening grounds and linking the park to the surrounding business district.

The tenth 21c Museum Hotel occupies a 1926 former YMCA on Locust Street, pairing a boutique hotel with public contemporary art galleries. The restoration kept the wood paneled lounges, billiard room, and basement lap pool with its surviving Swim for Life mosaic, alongside the Idol Wolf restaurant.

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.

Shelby Farms Park covers 4,500 acres on the eastern edge of Memphis, among the largest urban parks in the country, on former penal farm land. A long aluminum-wrapped visitor center anchors the grounds, with an event pavilion and a boathouse across the water.

A mixed-use housing development on former industrial land in St. Louis's Mill Creek Valley. Its corrugated metal skin, drawn from the surrounding factory buildings, shifts in tone as light moves across it. A second-floor amenity deck holds a heated pool, an ovoid lawn, and outdoor dining.

Home of St. Louis CITY SC, Energizer Park anchors the western end of the Gateway Mall on land that once held a freeway off-ramp. Its pitch sits forty feet below grade, drawing every seat close to the action beneath a reflective canopy that frames the Gateway Arch.