Gallery
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Stanford U. Medical Center
Palo Alto, California
(1955) -
Atrium
Stuart Pharmaceutical Co.
Pasadena, California
(1956) -
Edward Durell Stone Townhouse
New York City
(1956) -
Beckman Auditorium
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
(1960) -
Ponce Museum of Art
Ponce, Puerto Rico
(1961) -
National Geographic Museum
Washington, D.C.
(1961) -
Davenport Public Library
Davenport, Iowa
(1964) -
General Motors Building
New York City
(1964} -
Metro One Building
University Town Center
Hyattsville, Maryland
(1962) -
Aon Center
Chicago, Illinois
(1972)
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