Salt River Fields comprises 16 structures with more than 300,000 sq ft of usable space on a 145-acre site on Native American land. The centerpiece is a stadium that seats 11,000.
Located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas as part of its redevelopment and revitalization, this landmark transit facility showcases sustainability while serving as a central hub for commuters.
Designed for LEED-Silver certification, the resource center serves a student population of more than 27,000 at the state's second-largest educational institution.
Total Construction Starts Flagstaff, Ariz. ActualActualActualActualForecastTotal Construction20072008200920102011($ Millions)$309$231$271$174$315Non-residential$83$76$150$78$225Commercial and Manufacturing$33$62$39$6$21Stores and Shopping Centers$15$2$15$2$2Office and Bank Buildings$6$10$10$4$3Hotels and Motels—$41$6—$4Other Commercial Buildings$12$9$1—$6Manufacturing Buildings—$7——$7Institutional$50$14$110$72$203Education Buildings$11$4$32$44$41Health-Care Facilities—$18$1—$13Other Institutional Buildings$39$10$60$27$149Residential$121$61$63$42$35Single Family$96$60$33$34$25Multifamily$25—$29$8$10Total Non-building$104$95$59$54$55Highways and Bridges$42$78$30$39$17Other Public Works$18$4$14$8$13Environmental Public Works$45$13$15$7$25Electric Utilities——$1—— ENR Southwest ENR ENR Southwest Total Picture Construction Starts Forecast to Nearly Double in 2011 as Non-Residential Activity Surges Educational and other institutional buildings are providing the biggest boost to the citys project starts.
This two-story, 15,000-sq-ft addition to the Muscular Dystrophy Association's headquarters fits seamlessly into the natural desert surroundings and redefines the structure.
This family-centered facility actively involves the hospitalized child's parents in all aspects of the child's care and accommodates their physical, psychological, social and spiritual needs.
This LEED-Gold project added two separate mezzanines to an existing 300,000-sq-ft building, plus an addition for the bulk storage of raw materials for manufacturing. The project also included a retail area, corporate training and board rooms, offices and a lab.
Bradford Gatlin joins Lang Wyatt Construction as project manager. With a degree in civil engineering, he has 37 years of experience in planning, management, control and supervision for projects including commercial, mining, government and education. Gatlin most recently worked with Concord General Contracting for 12 years, and prior to that he was with T.L. Roof. Photo courtesy Rider Levett Bucknall Ward Simpson Sundt Construction Inc. has hired Scot Bennett as a business development representative. Bennett brings more than a decade of business development and design experience to Sundt, having previously served as a designer and then director of business development
With plans for 18 million sq ft of commercial space and 37,000 homes, Albuquerque's master-planned sustainable community, Mesa del Sol, was selected as an ideal test site for a collaborative U.S.-Japanese demonstration project to examine emerging technologies that digitally control and balance power generated by various energy sources, including renewables. Photo courtesy of Mesa del Sol Designed by Antoine Predock, Albuquerque's Aperture Center will be the site of a U.S.-Japan study of smart grid technology. Upon completion of Mesa del Sol's $6-million retrofit in spring 2012, the community's centerpiece, the Antoine Predock-designed Aperture Center, will be home to the three-year
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