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Transforming portions of a 500,000-sq-ft decommissioned hospital into a modern shelter for the homeless required innovative and collaborative thinking to address issues such as large, institutional floor plates that had limited access to daylight and outdated building systems.

Built in the 1980s and in need of a major update, the 27-acre resort underwent a $110-million renovation that upgraded nearly 500 guest rooms and casitas, food and beverage outlets as well as other amenities.

This $12-million project represents a significant shift in how data centers are conceived and integrated within the built environment.

The existing six-building office campus was renovated into a hospitality-driven, amenity-rich destination with more than 30,000 sq ft of new and upgraded features to better serve current tenants and appeal to prospective occupants.

This 85-acre recreational destination blends innovation, inclusivity and thoughtful planning to meet the needs of the rapidly growing town.

Located on a 17-acre site adjacent to established neighborhoods, the park incorporates a variety of recreational amenities into the natural desert landscape.

Fresh, vibrant and rooted in employee wellness, this 18,520-sq-ft headquarters prioritizes openness and flexibility, creating a mix of collaborative spaces, private offices and workstations to support a variety of workstyles.

Employee well-being is at the heart of this 56,000-sq-ft space, which was created inside a former shopping mall.

The centerpiece of this $23.3-million campus rebuild is a 60,000-sq-ft building that combines more than 30 traditional classrooms with a large, ground-floor-accessible outdoor learning area featuring imaginative concrete seating and hardscape elements.

The project team replaced a deteriorating five-span structure built in the 1960s with a three-span configuration.