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

Advanced design and collaboration tools played a critical role in the construction of a nearly 94,000-sq-ft facility in the midst of the pandemic.

This 150,000-sq-ft building exemplifies the Mayo Clinic’s dedication to medical innovation, research and education.

Co-locating multiple medical specialties on the campus expanded the rapidly growing West Valley region’s access to world-class pediatric health care.

Located on a 20-acre campus, the two-story, 176,000-sq-ft nonprofit hospital replaces aging infrastructure dating back to 1930, improving access to quality health care for underserved Navajo communities.

A transformative 5.5-mile expansion of Valley Metro’s light rail system connects downtown Phoenix to South Phoenix via Central and 1st avenues.

Co-locating emergency services facilities with high-demand recreational amenities on a 19-acre site presented the project team with a unique coordination challenge.

Strategic sequencing for this 45,000-sq-ft renovation was critical because construction zones were often surrounded by occupied spaces with live MEP systems.

This three-story, 77,000-sq-ft facility consolidates operations that were previously housed in World War II-era dormitories, creating a high-tech workspace tailored for classified research and collaboration.

At more than 300,000 sq ft, the build-to-suit warehouse serving a leading health care supply company represents a ground-up transformation into a fully functional distribution center.