Emory University
The original Candler Library was designed by Edward L. Tilton in 1924 and anchors one end of the main quadrangle of the Emory University campus. The building?with its grand two-story reading room and adjacent sky-lit lobby and ornamental main stair hall?occupies a place of physical and symbolic importance on the historic campus.

Montclair State University
Designed in the University's distinctive Spanish Mission-style architecture, University Hall is the largest and most sophisticated building in Montclair State University's history. This 272,000-sf technologically advanced facility will become the new icon for learning and teaching excellence in the 21st century.

Providence College
The Smith Center for the Arts serves as the premier teaching and performance facility for the growing number of undergraduates enrolled in the performing arts disciplines, as well as those participating in extracurricular activities involving music, theatre, and dance.

University of Notre Dame
The Chemistry Research Center is an addition to the Stepan Chemistry Hall on the University of Notre Dame campus. The addition ties into the existing floor elevations, which include four occupied floors and a mechanical penthouse. The building houses NMR labs designed to accommodate multiple magnets up to 800 MHz at the first floor, chemistry labs at the third and fourth floors, and faculty offices.

Southern Connecticut State University
The five-story, 120,276-gsf residence hall houses students and staff members in a variety of room configurations. Each "living suite" includes four single bedrooms, a common living room, two bathrooms, and storage closets. Additional program space includes resident life offices, community laundering facilities, computer technology rooms, common and study lounges, and vending machine areas.