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Southwest People: Construction business updates for 1/16/2017

January 9, 2017

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Job movements and special recognition among construction professionals in the Southwest

Sky Harbor Airport Terminal Sheds Concrete

Sky Harbor International converts the processor building from precast bunker to open space

John Guzzon Wayne Schutsky

January 9, 2017

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A $590-million upgrade to Sky Harbor International Airport’s Terminal Three in Phoenix is the building equivalent of liposuction—stripping tons of concrete from the structural bones in order to create a new, light-filled public space.

ENR Southwest's 2017 Top Young Professionals: Top 20 Under 40

Excellent work skills along with a dedication to the community were common themes that resonated with this year’s judges

John Guzzon

January 9, 2017

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ENR Southwest is pleased to announce this year’s class of Top Young Professionals in the architecture, engineering and construction community.

Dave Crawford, Sundt Prosper Together

Legacy honoree began his career as a field worker in college and later became a champion for alternate delivery

John Guzzon Karen Weil

January 9, 2017

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Nearly five decades ago, Dave Crawford was literally in the trenches for Arizona-based Sundt Construction.

Southwest City Scoop: Construction Starts in Flagstaff

January 9, 2017

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Growth is happening in numerous sectors, McDaniel says, adding that Flagstaff’s skiing and recreation opportunities along with proximity to Phoenix and the Grand Canyon are always a competitive advantage.

Southwest City Scoop: Construction Starts in Albuquerque

January 9, 2017

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The Albuquerque metro-area commercial construction market is busier now, “and we know a segment of our member companies are quite pleased to see their backlogs growing,” Mike Puelle says.

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