The long-range vision calls for ecologically sensitive education facilities for executives and students.

The Thomas Jefferson Visitor Center provides a gateway to Monticello, an international icon on the World Heritage List of the United Nations.

This architecture and urban design project is transforming the Atturaif Living Museum into a world-class UNESCO World Heritage site.

This 45,000 SF library building serves as a safe haven for George Washington’s books and letters, and a center for education about his leadership.

Ayers Saint Gross is planning and designing fifteen city blocks in Riyadh that will become a center of traditional culture, heritage, and commerce.

This new facility on the Smithsonian CBI campus serving students and professionals includes labs, offices, and classrooms.

A renovation transformed the 12-year-old building into a showpiece for the city.

Ayers Saint Gross has been working with the Enoch Pratt Free Library on various projects since 1983.

A new multipurpose “barn” on this ecological treasure provides a cypress-sheathed hall for lectures, conferences, and social events.

Serving as a threshold to the Mansion and Gardens, the Visitor Center includes reception, ticketing, visitor support, a film room, and exhibition space.

THEARC is a community center offering cultural and educational opportunities to the Washington DC community.

The transformation of an existing coal factory into a vibrant art museum is designed to bring life to the Pudong city center.