Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank Building Pasadena, California 1926 In 1926, Henry M. Robinson proposed that the firm redesign his Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank office in Pasadena. Henry Greene’s design for the office is traditional, with straightforward paneling, built-in bookcases, and a coffered ceiling. Sketches for the furnishings, however, are Chinese in style but more blocky and heavy. The office was not constructed.