Important Works
- Six Moon Hill; Lexington, Massachusetts; 1947-1950
- Five Fields; Lexington, Massachusetts; 1951-1959
- Harvard Graduate Center; Cambridge, Massachusetts; 1949
- University of Baghdad; Baghdad, Iraq; 1957-1960
- Pan-American World Airways Building; New York, New York; 1958-1963 (with Emery Roth & Sons)
- Wayland High School; Wayland, Massachusetts; 1960, 1966 & 1972 (demolished 2012)
- John Fitzgerald Kennedy Office Building; Boston, Massachusetts; 1961-1966
- Parkside Elementary School; Columbus, Indiana; 1962
- Rosenthal Porcelien Factory; Selb, Bavaria; 1965
- Tower East; Shaker Heights, Ohio; 1969
- AIA Headquarters Building; Washington, D.C.; 1973
- Health Sciences Expansion; University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota; 1974
- San Francisco Tower; Kansas City, Missouri; 1976
- Bauhaus Archive; Berlin, Germany; 1976-1979
- Corporate Headquarters for CIGNA; Bloomfield, Connecticut; 1979-1984
- Embassy of the United States, Athens, Greece (with consulting architect Pericles A. Sakellarios)
- Shirley S. Okerstrom Fine Arts Building;Traverse City,MI:United States; 1972
- O'Neill Library; Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts; 1984
- Copley Place, mixed-use retail/cinema/hotel/office building development; Boston, Massachusetts; 1984
- Heritage on the Garden, condominium facing the Public Garden; Boston, Massachusetts; 1988
- Flagship Wharf Condominiums; Charlestown Navy Yard, Massachusetts; 1990
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