The one-story, tilt-panel building in Goodyear started out as a speculative space but changed midway into a build-to-suit project.

The 3.3-acre, mixed-use infill development connects Albuquerque’s bustling downtown business district and historic old town along Central Avenue, part of the famous Route 66.

Marking the initial stage of a multiphase, multiyear project, the 30-acre Gilbert Regional Park serves as a destination play experience while incorporating design elements that will stand the test of time.

In Marana, just north of Tucson, Arizona’s first K-8 CSTEM (computer science, technology, engineering and math) school is a learning tool in itself.

This 20,000-sq-ft project was the first space completed in a concrete core-and-shell building adjacent to the UNLV campus.

A 9,500-sq-ft, single-story masonry warehouse was renovated to the level of a clean room to meet a fast-tack schedule for a designer and manufacturer of medical tubing.

Brokerage firm Transwestern aimed to create both flexible workspaces and a collaborative community hub for its Arizona headquarters, a former grade-level steakhouse situated among numerous retailers and busy pedestrian activity.

The SR 28 project created a shared-use path that separates vehicles and foot and bicycle traffic and allows better ADA access to the largest alpine lake in North America.

The 330-student New Mexico School for the Arts consolidates academic, administrative and performing-arts areas into both new and renovated spaces.

Extending from historic downtown Mesa to Gilbert Road, the $117-million, 1.9-mile light rail extension called for a significant engineering innovation—the construction of a four-way roundabout featuring an automobile interface with the rail line.