One of the firm's most identifiable works from the period, and "one of the most identifiable landmarks of the city" is the Richardson Building (1967–1969; with Skidmore, Owings and Merrill as consulting architects), It forms the anchor of the Lombard Place development, which includes the Winnipeg Inn (1970, currently the Fairmont Hotel) and the underground concourse later connected to Trizec's Winnipeg Square shopping mall (1979) and the Commodity Exchange Tower (1974-1979, often referred to as the "Trizec Building" locally).