Selected Designs
(all in New York City unless otherwise indicated)
- The New York Telephone Company Building, aka the Barclay-Vesey Building and now the Verizon Building (1922–26) and badly damaged in the September 11, 2001 attacks.
- Western Union Building, now 60 Hudson Street (1928–30)
- Irving Trust Building, now One Wall Street (1928–31)
- New Jersey Bell Headquarters Building, Newark (1929)
- Salvation Army Headquarters, New York, NY (1929–30)
- New York Telephone Company Long Island Headquarters (1929–30), Brooklyn, NY, now converted to the BellTel Lofts (2006)
- Verizon Building (c.1930s), 212 West 18th Street, as of 2012 being converted to residential condominiums under the name "Walker Tower"
- Times Square Building, Rochester, New York (1930)
- AT&T Long Distance Building, 32 Sixth Avenue (1930–32)
- AT&T Pavilion, General Electric Pavilion, Borden Pavilion, Petroleum Pavilion, New York World's Fair (1939)
- Charles Hayden Memorial Library, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts (1946–51)
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