Founded 1908 and generally described as Oklahoma's oldest country club, with a mature golf course and a substantial clubhouse in midtown Tulsa.
A distillery and brewery in a brick warehouse building in Omaha's Old Market district, with production equipment, a taproom and event space.
A large Pueblo Revival hotel two blocks from the Plaza, with ballrooms, an atrium-style lobby and a rooftop terrace looking toward the Sangre de Cristos.
An 1888 McKim, Mead & White clubhouse on Commonwealth Avenue, with a grand staircase, high-ceilinged reception rooms and the avenue's tree-lined mall at the door.
A converted early twentieth-century steel foundry in downtown Asheville's Block, now a hotel with exposed brick, steel structure and a courtyard.
On the Mississippi riverfront at the edge of the French Quarter, with a walk-through Gulf of Mexico tunnel and large viewing windows.
Built inside the upper floors of the historic Meier & Frank department store, with a glass-roofed atrium at its centre. The atrium is the whole photographic story.
A hotel in the heart of Portland's Old Port, with function space and a walled garden courtyard enclosed by brick, a short walk from the working waterfront.
A downtown Tulsa venue with industrial character and adjoining outdoor plaza space, in a city with an exceptional stock of Art Deco architecture nearby.
The 1916 Blackstone Hotel on Farnam Street in Omaha, restored and reopened as the Kimpton Cottonwood, with a grand ballroom and period detailing.