Originally developed by Marwest Enterprises, this facility was named Landing 4 before electric vehicle manufacturer ElectraMeccanica chose the space for its U.S. manufacturing center.

Built 51 years ago, the Scottsdale Civic Center serves as both the city’s civic and arts headquarters.

Located on the former Wildcreek Golf Course, this project marks the first time that the Washoe County School District has built a new high school campus in more than 15 years.

Transforming the Red River Casino’s former buffet area into a full service restaurant saw crews completing work in a facility that operates 24/7 on a tight, six-month schedule while tackling supply chain issues and unforeseen conditions during demolition.

To accommodate more than 1,000 employees, Insight’s new 241,000-sq-ft headquarters provides collaboration spaces as well as greater team connection.

Mortenson’s new 15,257-sq-ft office space is located on the first floor of the Beam on Farmer, Arizona’s first cross-laminated timber (CLT) Class A office building.

Northern Nevada’s second-ever diverging diamond interchange (DDI) will help alleviate the North Valley’s ever-growing traffic woes.

A five-mile interim expansion will reduce congestion and improve mobility on State Route 24, a freeway that links southeastern Maricopa and northern Pinal counties to the Phoenix metropolitan area.

The University of Arizona’s four-story Applied Research Building was completed under a progressive design-build delivery method with SmithGroup and McCarthy Building Cos. collaborating closely with the university every step of the way.

Integrated project delivery enabled this two-story, 98,800-sq-ft medical office building to be completed on schedule and under budget amid lingering challenges with material shortages and rising costs.