Success Academy Bronx K-12 Campus

A new presence in the South Bronx Success Academy (SA)—one of the nation’s largest and highest-performing public charter networks—educates 22,000 students, primarily from low-income backgrounds, across 60 New York City schools. With a deep focus on college preparedness, SA was founded on the belief that all children can excel when given access to exceptional teaching … Continued

San Mateo County Office Building 3

Demonstrating civic leadership through design When San Mateo County leaders approached SOM to design a new county headquarters, they had ambitious sustainability goals. Climate leadership is needed now more than ever, and this county on the San Francisco Peninsula is particularly vulnerable to the perils of climate change, including wildfire, drought, and sea-level rise. County … Continued

Rocky Mountain Power Headquarters

A catalyst for workplace culture and community The design of the headquarters is shaped by its environment and the people it serves. Inspired by the character of the historic Gadsby Power Plant, it translates the district’s industrial past into a modern, efficient, and human-centered workplace. Its efficient structural system and thoughtful exterior form create a … Continued

Lujiazui Capital Plaza

An urban-scale development creates civic value Lujiazui Capital Plaza is located near the endpoint of Century Avenue, the main thoroughfare in Shanghai’s Pudong financial district. Seeking to connect the dense financial district to the north with Century Plaza to the south, a cultural district of parks and museums, SOM took an urbanistic approach to planning … Continued

O’Hare International Airport – Concourse D

A new era for O’Hare International Airport The new Concourse D is the first new building to be constructed in the City of Chicago’s ambitious ORDNext Plan—representing a generational investment in the future of O’Hare International Airport. Designed by SOM with Ross Barney Architects, Juan Gabriel Moreno Architects (JGMA), and Arup, this bright, modern concourse … Continued

Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) — David Geffen Galleries

Architecture that reflects a museum’s evolution The David Geffen Galleries is LACMA’s new home for its permanent collection. Designed by architect Peter Zumthor in collaboration with SOM, the newest building in LACMA’s campus will showcase works from the museum’s vast collection, reflecting the breadth of the largest encyclopedic art institution in the western United States. … Continued

Roper Hospital Campus

A new era of healthcare for the Lowcountry Rising in the heart of North Charleston, the Roper Hospital campus marks a bold step into the future of healthcare—one that fuses innovation, resilience, and regional identity. Working in partnership with the architecture firm E4H, SOM designed a facility that seamlessly integrates operational efficiency within a supportive, … Continued

175 Park Avenue

A historic investment in New York City’s future In the early 1900s, the area around the new Grand Central Terminal was redeveloped as Terminal City, a mixed-use district that was among the first large-scale transit-oriented developments in the United States. Today, the site directly east of the terminal, currently home to a 34-story hotel, brims … Continued

Alisia

Located at the edge of Puerto Vallarta’s marina, Alisia is a distinctive addition to the coastline of this famous resort town. The design for the 27-floor tower celebrates locally crafted materials and finishes that reflect Mexico’s rich architectural heritage. To create the tower’s distinctive presence, SOM collaborated with a local cement manufacturer to create a … Continued

Legend

Defining a new standard of luxury Legend anchors an exclusive destination for living, leisure, and commerce in Andares Zapopan, a high-rise commercial district in Guadalajara, Mexico. Located midway between central Guadalajara and the lush Bosque de la Primavera, the development seeks to establish a new standard for luxury centered on health and wellness. Conceived from … Continued