Articles Tagged with ''Tempe, Ariz''

This nearly $96-million, 178,000-sq-ft flexible student and faculty hub blends into the context of ASU’s iconic campus landmarks, providing a seamless link between indoor spaces and the outdoors.

Multiple projects—including a residential hall, utility plant and parking garage with thermal storage facility—create close quarters for contractors.

Realized as part of a $125-million public-private partnership with Arizona State University and the city of Tempe, this 330-room hotel sits on the northwest corner of the university’s main campus and also features 30,000 sq ft of ballroom and meeting room space.

As the first middle school rebuild for the district, this project is setting a precedent for future construction.

To celebrate Sundt Foundation’s 25th anniversary, three Sundt Construction employee-owners competed to see who could raise the most money to help fight breast cancer.

Three-building $1.8B project next to lake in Tempe, Ariz. faced issues in foundation work, which penetrates three levels down into the Salt River’s alluvial soil and cobble.

Mortenson’s new 15,257-sq-ft office space is located on the first floor of the Beam on Farmer, Arizona’s first cross-laminated timber (CLT) Class A office building.

This 18-level, 290-room downtown Tempe hotel, completed at budget and on schedule October 2021, features the highest open-air rooftop bar in the Valley, a designer lobby suggesting desert canyon walls, a restaurant with an exhibit kitchen, as well as a coffee shop and extensive meeting and event space.

Completed in May 2022, this 3-mile-long alignment serves students, professionals visitors and event-goers, passing through Arizona State University’s main campus, continuing by the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Gammage Theater, down Mill Avenue, the city’s hub of dining, shopping and nightlife and along Rio Salado Parkway to Tempe’s business district.

Team takes on unfamiliar voided-slab deck system to help shrink the carbon footprint of a research building’s concrete structure.