Buildings Constructed
- One Charles Center, North Charles and West Fayette Streets, 1962, a 24-story office tower designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
- Two Charles Center, West Saratoga, North Charles and North Liberty Streets, 1969, a pair of residential towers, 27 and 30 stories
- George Fallon Federal Building, north side facing Hopkins Plaza, (rear/south side on West Lombard Street), 1964?
- Mercantile Safe Deposit and Trust Company Building, West Baltimore Street and Hopkins Place/South Liberty Street, (rear/south side facing Hopkins Plaza), 1969
- Morris A. Mechanic Theatre, North Charles and West Baltimore Streets, 1967
- Sun Life Building (Baltimore), North Charles Street, 1966
- Charles Center South, North Charles and West Lombard Streets, 1975
- Edward A. Garmatz United States Courthouse, West Lombard Street and South Hanover Street, 1976
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