Conceived by a consortium of partners committed to serving people with disabilities, the Ed Roberts Campus is an international center for the Independent Living Movement. The inclusive facility was constructed using universal design principles and provides mutually supportive office space, a child-care center, and direct access to a Bay Area Rapid Transit station.

The New World Center is an innovative facility for classical music education and performance that stands at the intersection of architecture, technology, education, and culture. A 80-foot-high glass-and-steel box contains the free-flowing theater space, while the front facade—which doubles as a projection wall—displays concerts and video art to patrons in an adjacent park.

The Pinnacle at Duxton is a series of seven 50-story towers connected by two continuous and open skybridges. The sustainable residential project, with green roofs, sky gardens, and built using modular construction, is home to 7,400 residents—many of them young families—and helps to redefine urban high density living in Singapore.

After an eight-year development process, Westfield San Francisco Centre has restored the city’s historic Emporium building, boasting 1.5 million square feet of commercial space and attracting an estimated 25 million visitors to this once-distressed area of San Francisco.

This historic former rail yard has been redeveloped to provide 300 mixed-tenure homes, alongside commercial space, community facilities, and a 2.5-acre park. Two new buildings complement three rehabilitated historic structures, providing a variety of housing solutions for the local community.