The scope of the real estate/commercial real estate/construction/Arizona Builders Alliance project shows the strength of the industry
In the first half of 2020, the Arizona construction industry continues to deliver high-quality projects, and this momentum will continue throughout the year. AZRE magazine asks members of the Arizona Builders League to send recently completed or under construction projects. Here are these items, along with information about each item:
Subcontractors (electrical, masonry, machinery, etc.): Kraemer Consulting Engineer, Meade Engineering, Speedie & Associates, Suntec Concrete, Sun Tech Glass
Project description: The six-storey office building will adopt an open floor plan, which includes top-level office space, ground-level retail and city plazas, thereby providing public space for Novus employees, residents and visitors. The architectural design of the building aims to convey high-quality, contemporary and sustainable aesthetics, with advanced technology, which complements the most advanced office core of the Novus Innovation Corridor. After the project is completed, the building will also receive LEED silver certification. The building is a short walk from dining venues, sports venues, Arizona State University’s Tempe campus, downtown Tempe and the Rural Highway Light Rail Station.
Subcontractors: Thoma-Holec Design Company, Red Oak Plumbing Company, Western Underground Company, Hilty’s Electric Contracting, integrated masonry, advanced construction software (wood frame), Breinholt demolition, Chas Roberts HVAC, Crown Custom Millwork, Primera, integrated board Strip and plaster, Apodaca Wall Systems, Sargon masonry, sound effects, Westar environment, local resources
Project description: This high-end residential community is located between Pinnacle Peak and Troon Mountain and was created by Ryan Companies and Cadence Living. The second community is expected to be completed in the fall of 2020. In addition to having a 360-degree magnificent view, Ryan’s architecture + engineering team designed the exterior to complement the charming Santa Fe architecture in the area. The community includes 135 luxury residential units with modern style and design details. The 198,000 square foot Acoya Scottsdale in Troon will include an indoor PGA golf simulator, resort style swimming pool, rooftop terrace, fine dining restaurant, private restaurant, bistro and bar, wine room, residential storage room, mail room, fitness center , Hair salon, craft room garden, inspection room, underground parking lot and valet parking.
Subcontractor: Keystone Concrete; Xinda S&S Paving; Torrent; Beecroft; Abco West; Miram Glass AME Landscaping; Integrated Masonry; Holly Steel; JJ Sprague; Diversified Roofing; Desert Structure; Ultimate Plumber
Project description: There are two buildings in 101 Logistics Park, totaling 652,146 square feet, the first is 240,844 square feet, and the second is 411,302 square feet. Together, the project can accommodate multiple industrial users who need 40,000 to 411,302 square feet of space. These buildings have a clear height of 32 to 36 feet, with a spacious concrete truck yard, a total of 155 high dock doors, 12 high-grade doors, 534 automatic parking spaces and 107 trailer parking spaces on the safety fence. It will have eight entrances and exits and is only minutes away from the Interstate 10/Loop 101 stack.
Subcontractors: AK&J Sealant; Arizona Glass Expert; Arizona Stucco System; Underwater Construction; Castle Steel Contractor Termites and Pests; D&O Contractor; DH Pace; Desert Services and SWPPP Solutions; Phoenix’s E&K; EF Charles; Earthscape; LR Cowan concrete; MAG construction; subway fire-fighting equipment; Schindler elevator star roof; TD industrial torrent resource; general pipeline
Project description: NexCore Group collaborated with Banner Health to develop this 127,000 square foot three-story medical office building. The facility is located on a 10-acre site and will include imaging, pharmacy, laboratories, pediatrics, family medicine, orthodontics, general surgery, stomach, cardiology, internal medicine, internal medicine and other related services.
Subcontractor: A1 Desert Electric; Alcal Specialty Contracting, Inc.; All Things Metal; Beach Products; Blue Fox Group; Byrne Painting; Clear Concrete; AZ Transparent Glass Elite Landscaping and Sprinklers; Deal Roofing Co .; King Machinery KO Landscaping Co., Ltd.; final details; LeBlanc Construction Company; Melvin Concrete; subway fire-fighting equipment; Mirasol development; Nolin Fire Sprinklers, Inc.; Phoenix masonry; high-quality flooring; Sun Door and Trim, Inc.; Sunland Machinery Asphalt; Viking professional contracting
Project description: Caliber acquired Behavioral Health Hospital in August 2019. Originally purchased for US$12 million, the hospital is undergoing a comprehensive renovation of US$11.3 million by Calibre Development and Construction. The 96-bed facility is located in the business opportunity area near the Phoenix City area and will provide care for patients with medical and mental illnesses. Behavioral health, Phoenix is ​​one of the country’s earliest investments in medical opportunities, and the community urgently needs this investment. The neuropsychiatric hospital in Phoenix will open in 2020 and is expected to bring 80 high-income jobs to the area. Calibre will acquire more behavioral health hospitals in the opportunity zone throughout the Southwest.
Subcontractor: AFC AZ; S&S Paving; JD Sun Machinery; AJP Electric; RKS Plumbing; Image Construction; Haywood Concrete; TPAC Prefabrication; Model Tactile; Minaret; Design Gypsum Board; Sagon Steel; Interstate Internal System; Cooperation Laboratory RJ Russo; DH Pace; rolling plain construction; star roof; indoor concept
Project description: A newly built 19,960 square foot prefabricated shooting range training building with 6 through train equipment cabins and a 19,000 square foot prefabricated metal multifunctional building. The features of the project are: indoor weapons/shooting range and police station range support space. The multifunctional building is equipped with fire department classrooms, lockers and shower rooms, equipment storage rooms and shop space for firefighters and recruits.
Subcontractor: Southwest Hazard Control Co., Ltd., Arizona professional demolition, Sun Valley concrete, amber steel, construction performance expert, SPG construction, star roof, Johnson State full caulking, DH Pace company, Ralph Weir Kens Company, MOS Glass, Handicraft Granite, Marble and Tile Co, Barrett-Homes Contractor, Dave Bang Associates, Grand Canyon Supplier, Arizona Restaurant Supply, Norcon Industries, A-1 Sprinkler, General Pipe, Pueblo Machinery, Omega test and balance, Echo Canyon Electric, Mark’s demonstration and mining, Diamond Iron, CD development, Cactus Pipe Contractor, Torrent Resources
Project description: Cherokee Elementary School reconstruction/reconstruction is a three-phase project. First, two new teaching buildings will be constructed, and the design and safety of the existing campus will be updated. In the second phase, the administrative and multi-functional buildings will be partially demolished and rebuilt to accommodate the new gymnasium, kitchen, stage, outdoor learning center, advanced media center and interactive school bus. Finally, in the third stage, the two northernmost buildings were demolished and additional parking spaces were replaced. The Cherokee project will adapt to a unique modern design and evolving school, thereby improving the educational environment for students, parents and Cherokee employees.
Subcontractors: Ace Asphalt, Aviation Sprinklers, AK and J Sealants, Building Systems, Barrett House Contractors, Biddle and Brown Fence, Blinds and beyond, Buesing Corp, Cable Solutions, Climatec , Comprehensive fire protection, corporate internal systems, multiple metal manufacturing, DW Doty plumbing, Southwest exhibits, extreme drywall concept, Gannett Fleming, Kennedy Electric, Ken Watson, Lion Steel, Marshall Insulation, Norcon Industries, Norris Design, Northwest Floors and Walls, Partitions and Accessories, Advanced Underground, Ralph Wilkens, RDS Electric, Red Hawk, Rummel Construction, Sierra Sun Landscaping, Spectrum Contract Flooring, Spectrum Machinery and Service contract, Suncoast glass and glass windows,
Project description: The City of Surprise Public Works Vehicle Maintenance Department is responsible for the purchase, repair, maintenance and disposal of vehicles, equipment and special tools in the city. This department is responsible for ensuring that employees can safely rely on vehicles used to conduct city business. This 44,000-square-foot project can meet the maintenance and storage needs of public safety fleets and integrate public works operations into one facility to help street maintenance, garbage collection, traffic signals, and fleet operations efficiency across the city. The new facility includes 14 compartments for maintenance and repair of light and heavy vehicles and equipment to comply with industry standards.
Subcontractors: Ricor; Degan MMI; ACB (AZ Corporate Builders); Maximum firepower Newgaard (Pueblo Mechanical); Tri-Mega Machinery; JBJ.
Project Description: Cives Corporation is one of North America’s largest and most successful manufacturers of structural steel and sheet metal, and recently built a new Steel Fabrication Plant on a former rose garden in El Mirage, Arizona. This new manufacturing plant covers an area of ​​25 acres and includes a new railway branch line for importing and exporting materials through the railway, transportation and receiving yards using multiple cranes, a 58,257 square foot main building and five special equipment Outbuildings, as part of the manufacturing process, large internal overhead cranes and sandblasting areas for steel preparation.
Subcontractor: EF Charles, Rikoshea, Sun Valley masonry, athlete concrete, professional plumbing
Project description: Creighton Elementary School was built in 1884 and is rooted in the long history of Phoenix. CHASSE completed the reconstruction of the school and exchanged traditional classrooms for open collaborative learning spaces. This new format will enable students to explore, work together, and better prepare for future development. The new campus has three modern two-story buildings, a new gymnasium, cafeteria, upgraded to a sports field, a community garden area and an amphitheatre. These buildings have learning laboratories instead of traditional classroom spaces, learning stairs for teaching and gatherings, numerous rest spaces and two indoor slides!
Subcontractors: Suntec Concrete, Graywolf (fka Schuff Steel Management Company), Demers Glass, Progressive Roofing, Adobe Drywall and Wholesale Flooring.
Project Description: This unique, two-story, 70,000-square-foot building provides a much-needed expansion for more than 200 highly dedicated employees and will include new office, support, and laboratory space. As a non-profit in Arizona, an organ procurement organization designated by the federal government, the Donor Network in Arizona is committed to working with healthcare and community partners to support donor families; at the same time, we encourage people in our community to give their lives!
Subcontractor: Hess Rountree, LR Cowan Concrete, Stone Surface Treatment, Sun Valley Masonry, Castle Steel, Pete King Construction, T Bar H’s Desert Horizon, AARA Construction, Contracting Division Nine, Johnson Statewide Caulking, Mesa Insulation, Progressive Roofing, DH Pace Company, Kelly Brothers, Norcon Industries, Won-Door Company, Artcraft Granite, Marble and Tile Company, Barrett-Homes Contractor, Sun Country Flooring, Moyers Contracting Inc., Partitions and Accessories, Total Shadows, Architectural Woodwork Design, Courtesy Architecture in Arizona, Arizona Restaurant Supply, KONE, Foothill Fire, General Duct System, Air Balance Software, Climatec, HACI Machinery, Aspen Technology, Echo Canyon Electric, Contractor Termites and Pest control, diamond iron, gothic landscaping, Rummel architecture, Sunland sports, western underground
Project description: The Eastmark High School and Middle School Phase 2 project was built for the Queen Creek Unified School District. The high school has three two-story classroom buildings, built on a concrete foundation, supported by foundations and masonry walls, and the structural frame is made of CMU blocks and steel; the external wall insulation system is covered with painted CMU blocks, Kalwall Insulated translucent panels, metal panels and PVC roofs. The project also has two parking lots, an outdoor basketball court, and a sports field with grandstand seats. The middle and junior level building is for students in grades 7-8. It is a two-story classroom building with laboratories, maker spaces and teacher rest areas, outdoor learning stairs, awnings, and concrete CIP benches.
Subcontractor: LR Cowan Concrete, Hobbs masonry, cutting-edge steel, Pete King Construction, A-1 sprinkler, enterprise air mechanical system, professional plumbing, Tilmann Electric, Firetrol
Project description: When the existing animal shelter in the valley reaches its maximum capacity, the purpose of Heidi’s Village is to provide temporary boarding services for rescue until it is placed in a foster home. They also provide nursing homes for abandoned kittens, adopting dogs, providing grooming services, and providing veterinary care for local rescue organizations and the public. In addition, the facility also has a full set of medical kits that can provide surgery for animals in need. Heidi’s Village has a boarding space that can accommodate up to 250 dogs and 200 cats, and provides ample outdoor entertainment facilities, grooming facilities, walking trails, obstacle course, and even a bone-shaped play pool !
Project description: This innovative spa and wellness concept will use Pusch Ridge desert escape, vibrating singing bowl therapy, restoring balance CBD wraps and eternal youth facial treatments. The newly opened spa will provide facilities including a salt treatment room, exercise room and an adult-only outdoor spa pool, with views of Pusch Ridge.
Subcontractors: DP Electric, Harris Company, Suntec, Schuff Steel (Graywolf), KT Fab, MKB Construction, Complete Fire, Otis elevator, Lanmor and Nickle Contracting, security industry, JFK Electric, voice control, progressive roofing, Ace asphalt, Dickens Demolition and Rite-Way Thermal.
Project description: This 120,000-square-foot facility will include an infusion center that can accommodate 26 people, a bioskills laboratory, the Spine Group in Arizona, a neurosurgery office, and allow HonorHealth Neurology to be expanded to 12 providers. The institute will also have a physical therapy center, a spine and nerve training hall, and a health center.
Subcontractors: EPS Group, LR Cowan Concrete, Stone Facing, Hobbes Masonry, Amber Steel, Pitkin Construction, CMR Construction, AARA Construction, Alcal Professional Contracting, Southwest Roof, DH Pace, Demers Glass, Sky Design Concept, Ralph Wilkins. Artcraft Granite, Marble and Tile Company, Barrett House Contractor, Division Nine Contractor, Wholesale Flooring, Grand Canyon Supplier, Interstate Internal System, Norcon Industries, Play it safe playground equipment, Arizona has courtesy. ,, standard restaurant equipment, architectural wood product design, KONE, Arizona, Cape Verde fire, general plumbing, integrated control system, TAB technology, Pueblo Mechanical, Echo Canyon Electric, Aspen Technologies contractor termite and pest control, diamond iron, Gothic landscaping, demolition and excavation of Mark, red dot contracting, torrent resources
Project description: The Katherine Mecham Barney Elementary School built for the Queen Creek Unified School District consists of a two-story K-6 classroom building and a smart laboratory area (STEM); a multifunctional building with administrative offices and a stage A cafeteria/gym combo space with music room. The project has two parking lots, three playground areas and a large grassy area. Katherine Mecham Barney Elementary created a 21st-century learning environment and is the first school of choice in the area, specifically for the new Fulton development of Barney Farms in Queen Creek The project (Fulton Development of Barney Farms) provides services to kindergarten students in the sixth grade.
Subcontractors: advanced structural engineering; affordable fire protection and safety; Ament engineering and surveying; Arizona composite metal; Arizona glass expert; Benson security system; Earth landscape; concept floor; inter-company lounge and locker supply; Mark Valley scoring; subway fire-fighting equipment; Southwest Miner Norcon Industries; offsite cleaning; Rosending Electric S&R Cabenitry; Sonora Construction Enterprise; Southwest Spray Foam; Sun Valley Masonry; Swisser Heating and Air Conditioning; Plumbing Company; Torrent Resources; Double City Hardware; WeFab Steel; Western Sealant Company; Weiss Painting Contractor
Project description: This new 27,000-square-foot library is located south of the City Hall, with a multi-generational reading area, study rooms, meeting rooms, social areas and outdoor programming spaces. The project also includes adult, youth, and child professional sectors that adopt new technologies. The library is designed to be expanded up to 45,000 SF in future stages.
Subcontractor: Bone Concrete; Stone Masonry; Interior Concept; Sagon Steel; K-10 Viewing; Requirement Manufacturing; Southwest Roof; Sun Gate and Decoration; Marlin Glass Extreme Gypsum Board; American Eagle Stucco; Contemporary Floor Skyline Steel Schindler Elevator American Fire Sprinkler; Alpine Machinery Crown Electric; Southwest Comprehensive; Ace Asphalt Firetrol; Desert Classic Landscaping; Construction Project.
Project description: A new two-story wood structure sales office. The building will serve as the sales office for Marriott’s Desert Desert Resort and Spa Resort. The project can accommodate 334 people, including lobby and gallery areas, offices, and a grand staircase made of cherry wood and steel.
Subcontractors: Suntec Concrete, Panelization System, Niemeyer Brothers Pipeline, Olympic West Fire, Ikon Steel, Gunsight, 3D Pipeline.
Project Description: This advanced, fully speculative Class A industrial building is located along the booming Loop 303 corridor-in the award-winning PV303 masterplan industrial park in Goodyear, Arizona. The architectural features of PV303 West II are 40 clear height, modern cross terminal configuration, easy access for private cars, ample parking spaces for cars and trailers, ESFR sprinkler system, 6,000 amp power and fully insulated West Valley industrial buildings. The benchmark is ready to use HVAC.
Subcontractor: Cavco Homes North, Rexcavating LLC, Blanco Concrete, McNary, cutting-edge factory, CMR Construction LLC, architectural wood product design, building performance expert, Johnson Statewide caulking, Universal Wallboard Corporation, Mirage Plastering, Inc., progressive roofing , Has applied Rite Door & Decks Inc., Kelley Brothers, Romanoski Glass & Mirror, IFS Flooring, LLC, Sun Country Floors, Hiller and Sons Painting LLC, Jannings Acoustic Design, Monster Signs, Arizona Restaurant Supply, Fleming West Building Co., Comfort Systems USA , Federal Electric, Solution I3, LLC, Dirtworks Contracting, Norstwest Exterminate Co., Arrow Striping Inc.
Project Description: The Mica Mountain High School project currently under construction for the Vail Unified School District will include the new construction of a 167,843 square foot high school campus in Tucson, Arizona. The facility will support 11 buildings and approximately 1,000 students. The campus will include a gymnasium, wrestling and training building, art and auditorium building, kitchen, cafeteria, student union, administration building, classrooms and staff building. The project will also feature baseball and softball stadiums, artificial turf football fields and running tracks, external basketball courts, external amphitheaters, and on-site staff and student parking lots.
Subcontractors: Flahart Brothers Co., Blanco Concrete, Akowski Masonry, Inc., Hobbs Masonry Construction, Amber Steel, CMR Construction, Sierra Woodworks, Gale Contractors Services, Den Mark Specialty Construction, Progressive Roofing, Romanoski Glass and Mirror Company, Cookson Door Sales Arizona, Interstate Interior Systems, Kelly Brothers, Artcraft Granite, Marble and Tile Company, Babby Building Specialties, Hansen Kramer Stucco, Hiller & Sons Painting, Universal Wallboard Corporation, wholesale flooring, Grand Canyon supplier, Norcon Industries, Adams Fence, Wikler’s curtains and other products, Kazal fire protection system, comfort system, Omega test and balance, Pueblo machinery and control, mountain power contractor, AZ communication expert, termite and pest control contractor, earthwork contracting, Blanco concrete, Hallmark Landscape and design,
Project description: The Northwest Fire and Rescue District 337 project for the Northwest Fire District includes the construction of a new light fire station serving Marana, Arizona. The facilities include equipment room, support area, living room, office, kitchen and dormitory. The fire station is composed of a slab on the foundation, a masonry structure with a metal frame, TPO and a metal roof. The exterior of the blocks, stucco and metal plates completed the construction. The No. 337 Northwest Fire and Rescue Zone Station provided a modern environment for the first batch of responders in the Pigeon Mountain area.
Subcontractors: Aviation automatic sprinklers; Arizona stucco system; Benson security system; Cookson Door sales in Arizona; Nikko Danmark Professional Construction; Denny Clark masonry and concrete; Earth landscape; extreme gypsum Plate concept; fulcrum Ikon Steel; AZ King insulation layer of the Gianco Kelly brothers; panel structure; pine cone excavation precision glass and aluminum; progressive service; S&S paving and construction; S&W land surveying service; Saunders and Wallman; new Da Concrete Pipe Company
Project description: The Aldea Park project includes the construction of four new inclined concrete industrial warehouse buildings with a total construction area of ​​356,000 square feet and related field work.
Project description: Rio 2100 East is a 4-story, A-level office building with 2-story parking facilities. The architectural features include glass, metal plate and masonry facades, as well as panoramic views of the valley. The Type A leased space includes a 260,892 square foot, 848-stall adjacent structured parking space, which is used to attract an expanding corporate tenant base in the Southeast Valley.
Subcontractors: Aviation sprinklers, 3G decorative parts, AK and J sealants, AME electronics, AZ restaurant supply, Xiaoma builders, complete roofing and waterproofing, Every Ready Glass, HACI machinery, Hiltys electronic contracting, JBS Sanitation, Johnson Controls Fire Protection, Levake Construction, Level 3 Audiovisual, Cold Stone Blocks, M&J Construction, National Fixture Installation, Netsian Technologies, Northwest Flooring and Wall Co., Okeefe, Otis Elevator, Partitions and Accessories, Quality Underground Construction , Red Cedar Steel, Rite Way Thermal, Rolling Plain, Rouser, SPG Construction, Southwest Spray Foam, Suncoast Glass and Glass.
Project description: Located in Northwest Phoenix, this multi-stage retirement community combines southwestern themes and picturesque architecture with the most advanced elements, finishes and services. The second phase of Sagewood is to add 101 independent living units to the Sagewood campus. Other facilities included in this phase include putting routes, dining renovations and employee parking lots.
Subcontractor: Cornerstone Electric, Achilles Air Conditioning, Building Openings, Blanco Concrete, JB Steel.
Project description: The project involves a new single-story public library adjacent to the school campus in Savarita, Arizona. The main entrance of the design faces north and has a simple facade, but as a crystal rock, the back of the library (as seen from Sahuarita Rd) will have two glass window spaces, which will be from the building Reach out. During the day, these towers will provide natural light and enjoy the view of the Santa Rita Mountains. At night, the glass tower welcomes people almost like a lighthouse. Building materials and landscaping will represent the mining and agricultural history of Savarita.
Subcontractor: A1 fire sprinkler; American Eagle stucco; Arizona glass and glass; Blucor contract; BTS air conditioning and heating; castle steel Denny Clark (Denny Clark) masonry and concrete; desert structure; DH Perth; Earth landscape; Echo Canyon Electric; Franklin Stripe AZ King Insulation; KPMG’s unique concrete building; Mr. Burgman; Moyers contract; offsite cleaning; PK Associates; RAPI; Saddleback Communications; Sonora Construction Enterprise; Speedie&Associates; Starkweather roof; Southwest Land Service; Pipeline Company; Torrent Resources; General Pipeline; Weiss Painting Contractor
Project description: The project is a 212,000 square foot Class A office building and 22,000 square foot retail online store, covering 15 acres, located at the northeast corner of 90th Street and 101 Loop. The new development features a gateway to the 101 corridor of office and retail space in the north.
Subcontractors: Shanes grading and paving; Saturn RLS carpentry; NKW; ultimate plumber; Northern Arizona refrigeration; AECS.
Project description: This new facility provides children from preschool to preschool, including 2 nurseries, 1 nursery room, 2 nursery rooms, 1 preparatory room, 1 K nursery class and 2 preschool rooms; reception area; Administrative office; a program storage room (with a commercial freezer, refrigerator and 2 microwaves); a room with a stackable washer/dryer, shower and washing area; a lounge and two toilets; and an outdoor play area . Indoor competitions are located at “Make Believe Boulevard” and slide into the “dance hall” area. In addition, there is a “runway” in the center of the room, which allows multiple playback options.
Subcontractor: Brian Holt, Echo Canyon Electric, integrated masonry, progressive roofing, Rouser concrete, wholesale flooring, RnR steel.
Project description: Tempe International Studies College will undergo a comprehensive school renovation on an active campus and will be carried out in multiple stages. The school will include two new buildings. The new building will be a single-story building and will be integrated with the existing structure. The reconstruction will also include a new administrative and learning shared building, a cafeteria building with kitchen and several new classrooms. The project will provide ample natural lighting opportunities for each space, polished cement floors and carpets, and outdoor dining and study spaces. There will also be a parent drop-off area with longer queue areas and more parking opportunities.
Subcontractors: Flahart Brothers, LR Cowan Concrete, Suntec concrete, stone surface treatment, sandstorm construction, Sun Valley masonry, Hobbs masonry construction, Castle Steel, modern metal master, T Bar H’s desert horizon development, architectural woodwork design , High temperature lining, Fireblast Global, building performance expert, Den Mark professional, progressive roofing, rolling plain construction, direct purchase from the United States, Cookson Door, Demers Glass, Norcon Industries, Pete King Construction, Barrett-Homes Contractors, Artcraft Granite, Marble & Tile Co. , Resource Arizona, Integrated Floor Systems, Northwest Floors and Walls, Goth Industries. Pole-Tech Co, Action Target, Wikler for the Blind and Others, Schindler Elevator Company, Cape Verde Fire, Arizona, RKS Pipes and Machinery, Pueblo Machinery, Technical Air Balance, Echo Canyon Electric, Western Lightning and Grounding, JBJ Electric, AME Electric Contracting, Cable Solutions, Technology Provider, ECD System, Enterprise Technology Solutions, Rummel Construction, Beecroft LLC, Contractor Termite and Pest Control, Arizona’s ACE Asphalt, DTR Landscape Development, Diamond Iron, Phoenix Pipeline, Torrent Resources,
Project description: The public safety training facility project currently being established for Gilbert Township, including a new 18-acre country-style tactical training campus for police and firefighting. The facility will provide long-term support for Gilbert’s public safety training needs. The tactical training campus will be equipped with an amphitheater, locker rooms, administrative offices, classrooms, 3 bay simulated fire stations, several burnt-out buildings, and indoor shooting ranges with traditional lanes and custom streetscapes. The adjacent tactical driving training area will include driving courses, evasive maneuvering courses and driving skills in the reserved area.
Subcontractor: Pueblo Mechanical, RG&Sons plumbing, Wilson Electric, general wall panels, hard rock concrete, infinite structure, Sun Valley masonry, Carlson glass, Mirage plastering, cutting-edge manufacturing, MDA construction services
Project description: The new hotel is located in the Opportunity Zone, which will be connected to the Tucson Convention Center and provide a variety of convenient facilities, including a swimming pool on the second floor, on-site restaurants, coffee bars and 4,000 square feet of meeting space. The design includes 170 rooms, four suites and a presidential suite. The new building will provide seamless connections for hundreds of thousands of people who visit the convention center every year and will complement the Barrio Viejo neighborhood-further distinguishing downtown Tucson. The hotel is expected to open in the fourth quarter of 2020, and the Tucson Convention Center will still be fully operational during the entire construction process.
Subcontractor: Sundt Concrete, Hard Rock Concrete, Blanco Concrete, JB Steel, Day Excavation, MKB, Wilson Electric, NW Exterrating, Kelley Brothers, American Comfort Systems, RCD Demolition, Hiller & Sons Painting, Crown Custom Millwork, Kerr Masonry, Construction Opening
Project description: The four-story student success building will be a centralized building for student services, guidance, counseling and career counseling. This is the only new building on the project, and the rest includes the renovation of the main library, Albert B. Weaver Science and Engineering Library and Bear Down Gym. The new district encourages students to seamlessly switch between spaces that provide full-service and professional knowledge to achieve their academic and professional goals. The project was designed and built by Sundt’s Miller Hull and Poster Mirto McDonald’s design partners. It is expected that the multifunctional project will be fully completed and open to students before 2022.
Project description: Walter Douglas Primary School is undergoing major renovations. The flying-themed campus adds 40,000 square feet of two-story building, providing 24 new classrooms, maker spaces, media centers and computer laboratories! The new architectural element will adopt a metallic appearance, reminiscent of the structure of an airplane. The original architectural structure was designed by John A. Shaver, who used a thin-shell concrete roof in the circular classroom pod, giving the building a clamshell-like effect. The Flows Wells Unified School District is committed to maintaining this long history and merged two roofs in the campus redesign.
Project description: The project includes a new building of a technological core/shell building in the center of Phoenix City. The building includes floors above the seventh grade and floors below the first grade. It includes a lobby space on both sides, accessible through Garfield and the courtyard adjacent to Fourth and Fifth Avenues. The main surfaces of the building are metal panels, glass and vertical metal shutters to provide shadows. The project is designed and designed for potential laboratory tenants throughout the building. Arizona State University will provide tenants with half of the available square footage.