Notable Projects
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- Grand Central Terminal (Manhattan).
- Rubin Museum of Art (Manhattan).
- Ellis Island Museum of Immigration (Manhattan)
- Puck Building, (Manhattan)
- 15–19 Fulton Street, (Manhattan), 1983
- Mark Morris Dance Center (Brooklyn)
- The Morgan Library & Museum (with Renzo Piano Building Workshop) (Manhattan)
- Japan Society (Manhattan).
- Princeton University Campus Master Plan (Princeton, New Jersey)
- Various National Mall Smithsonian Institution projects (Washington, D.C.)
- Restoration and upgrade of Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse (Manhattan)
- New research facility at Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis)
- Shanghai Cultural Plaza (Shanghai)
- Red Star Line Museum of Migration (Antwerp)
- Restoration and Addition to the Historic DC Courthouse DC Courts site, (Washington, D.C.)
- Restoration to World Trade Center
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