GoDaddy's corporate location in Scottsdale received quite a makeover this summer with the help of hardison/downey construction and SmithGroup JJR. Additions to the workplace include four huddle rooms, two new restrooms, one unisex restroom, conference rooms, a new break room, prize room, small private offices and open office space. The huddle rooms are designed for employees to have private conversations away from the rest of the office, and the prize room contains different

The Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club is making headway on its $2 million bunker renovation project. The private golf course community 30 minutes east of Phoenix is under going a complete rebuild of all its bunkers on both courses, General Manager Mark Gurnow says. Some bunkers are being removed. "These new bunkers will provide a world-class playing experience for even the most discerning golfer," Gurnow says. "It is the final piece in creating a really modern golf an

What do Bing Crosby, Tom Jones, Elvis Presley, R.E.M. and the Dixie Chicks have in common? They all recorded versions of "Ghost Riders in the Sky" written by Stan Jones. In this image, the songwriter is greeted by his fan club and Arizona Governor Ernest McFarland at Sky Harbor Airport in 1957, as Arizona Contractor & Community Magazine L.L.C. looks "Back When" in the Summer 2017 issue. #Phoenix #skyharbor #ErnestMcFarland #StanJones #DouglasAZ

Marlene Imirzian was a Girl Scout who grew up to bring the organization's vision to life as the head architect on a leadership center for girls and women. Imirzian, founder of Marlene Imirzian & Associates, says she is pleased with the result of her collaboration with the Girl Scouts – an $18 million year-round urban program center called the Bob & Renee Parsons Leadership Center for Girls & Women. With the new center in the South Mountain community at 1611 E. Dobbins Road in

McCarthy Building Companies celebrated the topping out of the $120 million Biodesign Institute C Research Building at Arizona State University (ASU) Wednesday. The building represents the third in ASU’s Biodesign Institute complex located on the main campus in Tempe, according to a press release. The new 189,000-square-foot research facility includes five stories, a mechanical penthouse, plus a basement that connects with the ASU Biodesign Institute B building and will house

“Here’s Everything: Truly a Dream Come True,” touted the advertisement about the Grand Opening of its new store located at Seventh Avenue and Osborne Road on November 15, 1956. For a devoted group of grocery shoppers, the store lived up to its billing for more than 60 years. The market ended its run of being the oldest continuously operating Bashas’ in Arizona when it closed on April 28, 2017. The site will be redeveloped for apartments by Dallas-based developer Trammell Cro