![First Interstate World Center. Los Angeles, CA.](/t/USCAA/CAAD111.JPG) | ![Crown of First Interstate World Center [aka US Bank Tower]. Los Angeles, CA.](/t/USCAA/CAAD114.JPG) | ![Terraces of First Interstate World Center. Los Angeles, CA.](/t/USCAA/CAAD115.JPG) | ![Broad Center for Biological Sciences at Cal Tech. Pasadena, CA.](/t/USCAA/CAPD401.JPG) |
First Interstate World Center (1988-90) (73 floors) (633 West Fifth St.). Los Angeles, CA. Style: Postmodern. Architect: I.M. Pei & Partners. | Crown of First Interstate World Center [aka US Bank Tower]. Los Angeles, CA. | Terraces of First Interstate World Center. Los Angeles, CA. | Broad Center for Biological Sciences at Cal Tech (2002). Pasadena, CA. Style: Postmodern. Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. |
![Stairwell section of Broad Center for Biological Sciences at Cal Tech. Pasadena, CA.](/t/USCAA/CAPD403.JPG) | ![Broad Center for Biological Sciences at Cal Tech. Pasadena, CA.](/t/USCAA/CAPD405.JPG) | ![Renovated arcade interior of Ferry Building. San Francisco, CA.](/t/USCAF/CAF457.JPG) | ![National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMG01.JPG) |
Stairwell section of Broad Center for Biological Sciences at Cal Tech. Pasadena, CA. | Broad Center for Biological Sciences at Cal Tech. Pasadena, CA. | Renovated arcade interior of Ferry Building. San Francisco, CA. Architect: I.M. Pei. | National Gallery of Art (east building) (1971-8). Washington, DC. Architect: I.M. Pei Ass.. |
![Pyramidal skylights by I.M. Pei of National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMG07.JPG) | ![Color Panels by Ellsworth Kelly in National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMG10.JPG) | ![Skylights & balconies by I.M. Pei in National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMG12.JPG) | ![Skylights & balconies by I.M. Pei in National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMG13.JPG) |
Pyramidal skylights by I.M. Pei for underground passage joining old & new buildings of National Gallery of Art. Washington, DC. | Color Panels (1978) by Ellsworth Kelly in National Gallery of Art (east building). Washington, DC. | Details of skylights by I.M. Pei in National Gallery of Art (east building) with Alexander Calder mobile. Washington, DC. | Walkways by I.M. Pei in National Gallery of Art (east building) with Alexander Calder mobile. Washington, DC. |
![U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMT01.JPG) | ![U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum victims photo wall. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMT02.JPG) | ![U.S. Holocaust Museum memorial flame. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMT03.JPG) | ![U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMT04.JPG) |
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum (1993) (Raoul Wallenberg Place). Washington, DC. Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. | U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum victims photo wall. Washington, DC. | U.S. Holocaust Museum memorial flame. Washington, DC. | U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum architecture. Washington, DC. |
![U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum atrium. Washington, DC.](/t/USDC/DCMT05.JPG) | ![Parsonage & Birds sculpture by Joan Miró at base of JPMorganChase Tower. Houston, TX.](/t/USTX/TXH231.JPG) | ![JPMorganChase Tower has five sides. Houston, TX.](/t/USTX/TXH233.JPG) | ![JPMorganChase Tower, city's tallest building. Houston, TX.](/t/USTX/TXH235.JPG) |
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum entrance atrium. Washington, DC. | Parsonage & Birds sculpture by Joan Miró at base of JPMorganChase Tower. Houston, TX. | JPMorganChase Tower (1982) (75 floors) (600 Travis St.) has five sides. Houston, TX. Architect: I.M. Pei & Partners. | JPMorganChase Tower, city's tallest building. Houston, TX. |
![Energy Plaza over Chapel of Thanksgiving. Dallas, TX.](/t/USTX/TXDS028.JPG) | ![Fountain Place. Dallas, TX.](/t/USTX/TXDS019.JPG) | ![Fountain Place & black glass pyramid at base of Renaissance Tower. Dallas, TX.](/t/USTX/TXDS020.JPG) | ![Morton H. Myerson Symphony Center. Dallas, TX.](/t/USTX/TXDS030.JPG) |
Energy Plaza (1983) (49 floors) (1601 Bryan St.) over Chapel of Thanksgiving. Dallas, TX. Architect: I.M. Pei & Partners. | Fountain Place (1985) (62 floors) (1445 Ross Avenue at Field). Dallas, TX. Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. | Fountain Place & black glass pyramid at base of Renaissance Tower. Dallas, TX. | Morton H. Myerson Symphony Center (1989) (2301 Flora St.). Dallas, TX. Architect: I.M. Pei & Partners. |
![Myerson Symphony Center window array. Dallas, TX.](/t/USTX/TXDS031.JPG) | ![Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Cleveland, OH.](/t/USOH/OHV101.JPG) | ![Rock & Roll Hall of Fame at night. Cleveland, OH.](/t/USOH/OHV102.JPG) | ![Rock & Roll Hall of Fame pyramid lit at night. Cleveland, OH.](/t/USOH/OHV103.JPG) |
Myerson Symphony Center window array. Dallas, TX. | Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum (1995) (7 floors) (1 Key Plaza). Cleveland, OH. Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. | Rock & Roll Hall of Fame at night. Cleveland, OH. | Rock & Roll Hall of Fame pyramid lit at night. Cleveland, OH. |
![Rock & Roll Hall of Fame interior of entrance pyramid. Cleveland, OH.](/t/USOH/OHV104.JPG) | ![John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library. Boston, MA.](/t/USMA/MABK02.JPG) | ![Black & white monolithic structures of Kennedy Library. Boston, MA.](/t/USMA/MABK03.JPG) | ![Concave windowed wall in atrium of JFK Library. Boston, MA.](/t/USMA/MABK12.JPG) |
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame interior of entrance pyramid. Cleveland, OH. | John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library (1979). Boston, MA. Architect: I.M. Pei. ![](/b/m.gif) | Black & white monolithic structures of Kennedy Library. Boston, MA. | Concave windowed wall in atrium of JFK Library. Boston, MA. |
![Bank of America Tower. Miami, FL.](/t/USFL/FLMA033.JPG) | ![Bank of America Tower. Miami, FL.](/t/USFL/FLMA036.JPG) | ![Curved facade of Bank of America Tower. Miami, FL.](/t/USFL/FLMA037.JPG) | ![Upper story details of Bank of America Tower. Miami, FL.](/t/USFL/FLMA038.JPG) |
Bank of America Tower (1986) (100 SE 2nd St.) (47 floors). Miami, FL. Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners. | Bank of America Tower. Miami, FL. | Curved facade of Bank of America Tower. Miami, FL. | Upper story details of Bank of America Tower. Miami, FL. |