Work
- House at Kentwoodlands, Kent Woodlands, California, 1957
- Cary House, at Mill Valley, California, 1960
- Harold E. Jones Child Study Center, at University of California, Berkeley, 1960
- Six Sea Ranch Demonstration Houses (now called The Hedgerow Homes) (in collaboration with Lawrence Halprin and Charles Moore), Sonoma County, California, 1967
- The Cannery, at San Francisco, California, 1968
- Mountain House (aka Roscoe House) Alamo California, 1972
- Garfield School, at San Francisco, California, 1981
- Flora Lamson Hewlett Library, at Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, 1981
- Silver Lake Lodge, at Deer Valley, Utah, 1982
- Monterey Bay Aquarium, at Monterey, California, 1984
- Hermitage Condominiums, San Francisco, California, 1984
- Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach, California, 1998
- Tenderloin Community School, 1999
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