1989 – 900 North Michigan, Chicago, Illinois
Architect: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
This 66-storey building gathers its meaning by incorporating distinctive elements of Chicago architecture.
1989 – Leo Burnett Building, Chicago, Illinois
Architect: Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo & Associates
The Leo Burnett Building is widely considered one of the top ten buildings in the Chicago downtown area and is a prominent and highly recognizable component of the city’s skyline.
1990 – Denver Public Library, Colorado, USA
Architect: Michael Graves
The Central Library, designed by architect Michael Graves,
1990 – Two Prudential Plaza, Chicago, Illinois
Architect: Loebl Schlossman & Hackl
The Prudential Plaza redevelopment project sparked new vitality for the immediate area with renovation of the existing 41-story One Prudential Plaza;
1992 – 225 South Sixth, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Architect: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
225 South Sixth contains a landmark 56-story tower and the 20-story Park Building connected by a 75-foot-high wintergarden.
1992 – Minnesota History Centre, St. Paul, Minnesota
Architect: Hammel Green & Abrahamson
The Minnesota History Center design was selected through a national competition.
1992 – R.R. Donnelley Building, Chicago, Illinois
Architect: Ricardo Bofill
540 high-intensity lamps accentuate the plaza and facades at night.
1993 – Weisman Art Museum, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Architect: Frank Gehry
This was Gehry’s first major project to feature his now trademark organic stainless steel facade,
1995 – MOMA, San Francisco, California
Architect: Mario Botta
Mario Botta’s building for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art opened in 1995 and became an instant architectural landmark.
1995 – Pembina State Museum, North Dakota, USA
Architect: Yeater, Hennings, Ruff, Schutz, Rokke, Welch – Architects Planners
Sited along the Interstate to the Canadian border,
