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Features
From the Editor: Where Future Phoenicians First Spent the Night: Van Buren’s Motel Row- Douglas Towne
Contributor Profiles: Sherry Dewane & Steve Schumacher
Saluting Arizona’s Builders: Evert L. Farmer
Back When - The Stars Align for Liberace in Phoenix - Billy Horner
Van Buren: The Neon-Lit Path That Once Guided Motorists to Phoenix - Douglas Towne
On The Pathway to The Golden State: Life at Phoenix’s Green Parrot Auto Court in the 1930s- Douglas Towne
The Stagecoach Inn: An Overnight Stay On Van Buren So Lovely That We Bought The Place - Sherry Dewane
The Van Buren: A Historical Journey from Car Lot to Concert Hall - Steve Schumacher
Transforming Desert into Cotton Fields: Iben & Pohle Land Leveling Company - Ted Pohle
Old School Equipment: The Euclid Blade-Veyor Loader Or “BV” - Billy Horner
Building on the Past - 1947: Arizona Republic and Phoenix Gazette Building- Douglas Towne
Architect’s Perspective - Matching Wildlife to Architecture At The Phoenix Zoo- Doug Sydnor, FAIA
Digging Through the Archives – Johnnie Iben: An Enigmatic Phoenix Contractor- Billy Horner
 
Construction Around Arizona: Projects – People – Practices
 
Kennedy Elementary School Taking Shape Thanks to CHASSE
Metro Survey’s Employees—and Robots—Work on ADOT’s Broadway Curve
Kitchell Set to Open Valleywise Health Medical Center in Phoenix
Visiting ASU Just Got Easier: McCarthy Finishes New Mill Avenue Parking Structure
All Things Metal Unleashes Its Voortman on the Fuze Ballpark Apartments Project
ASU’s Architect Incubator: James Walter Elmore, FAIA - James Abell
Traveling Carnivals, Vaudeville Shows, and Fortune Tellers: A Rich Childhood on Van Buren During the Great Depression - Douglas Towne
Aggregates for Concrete: Maximum-Sized Aggregates - Luke M. Snell P.E.
Building Arizona: How the Lowe’s Foundation and Coconino Community College are Training Contractors - Betsy Conway and Dr. Eric Heiser
Industrial Space Occupancy Thrives in Phoenix Despite National Decline - LGE Design Build
Five Reasons Construction Job Sites Are Going Electric - Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) Staff