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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.

Project team members designed and programmed the Sierra Linda Performing Arts Center to promote community use, serve as a resource to a local school district and foster growing stage-craft and fine-arts music and dance programs.

The $322-million Banner - University Medical Center Tucson, the only Level 1 trauma center providing comprehensive care in Southern Arizona, combined renovations with the construction of a nine-story, 670,000-sq-ft replacement hospital that houses patient rooms, maternity rooms, operating rooms and patient pre-op and post-op space.

The project team designed the $51.2-million, 139,000-sq-ft University of New Mexico Physics and Astronomy Interdisciplinary Science (PAIS) Building to unite several science disciplines.

The 60,000-sq-ft facility for the New Mexico State University Art Dept. and University Art Museum in Las Cruces honors a local family of arts supporters.

The University of Arizona sought to develop a multidisciplinary R&D facility that incorporates design elements new to Tucson.

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