TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Features:

• Editor’s Column: Flumes: Arizona’s Original Lazy River – Douglas Towne

• Contributor Profiles: Steve Pingleton and Mark C. Vinson FAIA/AICP

• Back When: From Marilyn to Sandra: Phoenix’s Sahara Motor Hotel – Douglas Towne

• No Watertight Alibi: Phoenix’s Redwood Pipeline – Douglas Towne

• Handling the Pressure: Hooper Concrete Pipe Co. – Carly Hanson

• The Height of a Three-Story Building: Ameron’s CAP Pipe – Douglas Towne

• Riding the Biggest Pipes: Ameron’s Massive CAP Siphons – Steve “Ping” Pingleton

• Building on the Past: 1957 – Colorado River Aqueduct Siphon Project

• Architect’s Perspective: Clifton: Arizona’s Unknown Architectural Treasure – Mark C. Vinson, FAIA/AICP

• Digging Through the Archives: Bryant Shaw – William Horner

Construction Around Arizona: Projects – People – Practices

• Retrofitting Sustainability into Existing Buildings - Jeff Kronenfeld

• DCS Extends Riggs Road Through Queen Creek - Douglas Towne

• What’s Trending in Infill Development? - Benjamin Tate

• Graycor Erects Prologis I-17 Logistics Center - Carly Hanson

• Local Roots: Jason F. Wood is Helping to Build Arizona - Alison Bailin

• “Pat’s Run” Has a “Two-Wheeled” Version - William Horner

• Choosing the Right Concrete Product - Dave Endres

• The Perils of Hiring an Unlicensed Contractor - Brian Adigwu

Special Advertising Insert

• Mundall Trucking Celebrates 50 Years