Articles by Scott Blair

Mini is all about image, so this auto dealership was designed to turn heads with a showcase building just as attractive as the cars within.

This multi-level complex provides for a host of tribal services. The lower levels are reserved for public safety operations and tribal leadership activities, while the upper plaza levels serve all public functions.

Built in 1929 and included in the city's historic registry, the building sat empty for more than 30 years.

This science and creative arts building embodies the move toward collaboration in education, with students and educators working in partnership with each other.

In downtown Scottsdale, Ariz., there rises a signature piece of art from visionary artist, architect and philosopher Paolo Soleri.

While slightly less than one mile in length, this key roadway finally completes a 20-year-old Santa Fe transportation plan.

This project—completed ahead of schedule and under budget—provided an outfall for a future storm drain that will mitigate the flooding of properties within the Arcadia watershed area, reduce flooding along the upstream side of the Arizona Canal and improve safety.

This 512-MW, simple-cycle peaking powerplant uses 12 GE LM6000 SPRINT combustion turbine generators with evaporative cooling power augmentation to supply electricity to 500,000 homes via a 20-year power purchase agreement with Salt River Project.

Salt River Fields comprises 16 structures with more than 300,000 sq ft of usable space on a 145-acre site on Native American land. The centerpiece is a stadium that seats 11,000.

Located in the heart of downtown Las Vegas as part of its redevelopment and revitalization, this landmark transit facility showcases sustainability while serving as a central hub for commuters.