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Camp Parsons Dining Hall in Brinnon, Wash., is a 14,000-sq-ft building and home to the oldest Boy Scout camp west of the Mississippi.

The $91-million Block 44 project, located in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood, consists of two office buildings—one five stories and the other six stories—for a total of 380,700 sq ft.

The Robert F. Kennedy Charter High School has its first permanent structure thanks to the June 2013 to April 2015 construction of the $4.4-million multipurpose center.

The revamped headquarters for Sprouts Farmers Market in Phoenix includes 80,000 sq ft of updated office space and a 1,500-sq-ft retail store.

The First National Rio Grande headquarters project created a modern space with nods to the past in Albuquerque’s historic Old Town.

After a budget crunch caused a cancellation of an athletics-only facility, the Maricopa Community College District tasked the construction team to build a multipurpose facility.

The $54-million, mixed-use College Avenue Commons in downtown Tempe provides an urban-pedestrian edge for Arizona State University.

This $11.8-million, 17-month, multiphased project rearranged Banner Boswell Medical Center’s operating room department to provide the facility with an up-to-date space designed to maximize efficiency and flow.