TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Features:

• From the Editor: Phoenix’s Rodeo Drive-In Was One Wild Hayride – Douglas Towne

• Contributor Profiles: Tom Yount and Anne Stewart Zell

• Mid-Century Home Construction Innovator: Jack P. Stewart – Anne Stewart Zell

• A New Spin on Phoenix Auto Showrooms: The Stewart Motor Co. - Anne Stewart Zell

• The Stewart: The High Rise that Changed City Policy – Isaac Windes

• Back When: Blue Ribbon Entertainment at the 1948 Arizona State Fair – Douglas Towne

• From Vietnam to Arizona: John Baehr’s Contracting Career – William Horner

• Building on the Past: 1957 – Phoenix’s Foremost Checker at Keeton’s Save-Way Market

• Jack Swilling’s Monument: A Modern-Day Mystery – Tom Yount

• Architect’s Perspective: Edward B. “Ned” Sawyer, Jr., AIA: Site-Specific Architecture – Douglas Sydnor

• Digging Through the Archives: Roland Hamberg – William Horner

Construction Around Arizona: Projects – People – Practices

• Construction 101: Sundt Partners with Central Arizona College – Sean B. Ray and James Busch

• Chasse Adept at Meeting Multi-Family Clients’ Diverse Needs – Alison Bailin Batz

• Former Scottsdale Mormon Church Now UEB Builders Office – Octavio Serrano

• NAU Internships Influence Post-Grad Construction Careers – Dzevida Sadikovic

• Tom’s Swan Song: Hogarty Retires From ACC

• Interview with Douglas Allred, CEO of the Douglas Allred Company – Rayan Vatti

• Understanding Strength Development and Durability in Concrete - Luke & Billie Snell