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Architecture and engineering firms across the Southwest booked plenty of work during 2019, but the COVID-19 pandemic looms over the remainder of 2020, the impacts of which could result in a stark turnaround from last year.
Many areas in the Southwest have escaped the widespread government-mandated shutdowns from the coronavirus pandemic, but several key regional projects have been halted, and planned starts for others are in jeopardy.
