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.

Replacing a five-acre Arizona Dept. of Transportation emissions station in central Phoenix, this animal shelter and veterinary clinic provides temporary animal rescue boarding and medical assistance.

The two multilevel municipal parking garages serve visitors to Symphony Park in downtown Las Vegas. Each contains approximately 600 parking spaces and 28,500 sq ft of shell space for street-level retail. The $33.1-million project was delivered in December 2019.