TABLE OF CONTENTS:
 
Features:
From the Editor: Towering Confusion: Which Radio Tower was in Psycho? - Douglas Towne
Contributor Profiles: Carlos Lozano, Katie Mayer, Doug Sydnor, and Maureen E. Towne
Memorable Messages: Karl Eller’s Billboard Empire - Douglas Towne
Timeless Messages: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Tucson Neon Signs - Carlos Lozano
“Psycho” Building Recast as Mixed-Use Development - Katie Mayer
An Arizona Construction Family: Gunsight’s Doug Allen - Maureen E. Towne
The Sign of Success: Courtesy Chevrolet Turns 60 - Katie Mayer
Architect’s Perspective: The Refresh Movement - Doug Sydnor, FAIA
Digging Through the Archives: Adaptable Grader: The Huber Road Maintainer - William Horner
 
Construction Around Arizona: Projects – People – Practices:
 
East Mesa to Blossom with Mulberry Marketplace
Arizona’s Oldest Pony Truss Bridge Goes Unleaded
“Out of the Box” Containers on Grand Project - Karl G. Obergh, PE
Terra Cotta Warriors: Materials Salvaged from Industrial Congress Building Demolition - Robert Graham
Painted Desert Community Complex “Treasured”
Taylor RyMar Transforms Sky Harbor's Terminal 3
Food Flashback: 1920s Market to Become Downtown Dining Destination - Robert & Roberta Graham
Landmark Phoenix Brick Yard Redeveloped
Rivulon Development to Double Gilbert’s Office
Simple Equipment for Quality Concrete - Luke M. Snell, P.E.
The Legal Pitfalls of a “Gentleman’s Shake” on the Job Site: What You Need to Know About Oral vs. Written Agreements - Kevin Bonner