A museum in a former 1888 hotel in St. Augustine — including the largest indoor pool of its era, now a gallery.
An 1888 Spanish Renaissance Revival hotel in St. Augustine — poured concrete, Tiffany glass, and a courtyard plan.
A zoo in Overton Park with an Egyptian Revival entrance — and a set of backgrounds designed for animals rather than for photographs.
Ninety-six acres organised as dozens of small gardens — which means it is not one venue but a sequence of them.
A 1925 grand hotel in downtown Memphis whose best interior room has a public appointment every afternoon.
A maximalist hotel in Midtown where every surface is patterned — which is a problem with four specific solutions.
A design-led hotel in the Gulch, opened in 2021 — and one frame that only a building like this can give you.
A mid-rise in the Gulch, opened in 2016, with a roof worth climbing to — and a neighbourhood built in a railway cut.
A tower of around forty storeys in SoBro, opened in 2022 — and a set of light problems specific to modern glass.
A limestone house and its gardens drawn by one hand in 1929 — which means the good sightlines are already there, waiting to be found rather than invented.