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Paradise Valley Fire Station No. 2 in Arizona by LEA Architects

Wednesday, November 4th, 2015

Article source: LEA Architects

Paradise Valley, AZ Fire Station No. 2 + Administration was designed by LEA Architects Lawrence Enyart, FAIA and Lance Enyart, AIA was designed to integrate into the natural desert environment and the neighboring Town of Paradise Valley Municipal Complex.  Natural materials including ground-face concrete masonry and exposed weathering steel roof forms tie the building to the site.  The Station incorporates numerous passive and active sustainable ‘green’ building design strategies.

Image Courtesy © LEA Architects

Image Courtesy © LEA Architects

  • Architects: LEA Architects
  • Project: Paradise Valley Fire Station No.
  • Location: Arizona, USA

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SOLO WEST Lobby in Phoenix, Arizona by Ippolito Fleitz Group GmbH

Thursday, October 1st, 2015

Article source: Ippolito Fleitz Group GmbH 

SOLOWEST

This ten-storey office building opened at the beginning of the 1990s as the‘Lahmeyer-Haus’. Like many buildings from that time, the increasingly sophisticated demands of tenants and Frankfurt’soversaturated business real estate market quickly rendered the building no longer competitive. It stood empty for many years until project developer Phoenix Real Estate recognised its attractive position in Frankfurt’s Westend and decided to completely gut and revitalise the building. Since Phoenix itself rents office space in the building for its Frankfurt branch, the brief was simple: “to build the best house in the respective market segment”. Our studio was commissioned to design the entrance lobby and the access and supply coresfor all storeys, as well as interior architecture for two rented offices.

Image Courtesy © Zooey Braun

Image Courtesy © Zooey Braun

  • Architects: Ippolito Fleitz Group GmbH 
  • Project: SOLO WEST Lobby
  • Location: Phoenix, Arizona
  • Photography: Zooey Braun, Dirk Matull
  • Software used: Vectorworks 2014

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SCOTTSDALE FIRE STATION 2 in Arizona by LEA – Architects, LLC

Thursday, August 20th, 2015

Article source: LEA – Architects, LLC 

Downtown Scottsdale LEED platinum Fire Station 2, the first Fire Station in the US to be certified LEED Platinum, was designed for LEED certification as part of the City of Scottsdale’s green building initiative. Lawrence Enyart, FAIA, LEED Fellow and Lance Enyart, AIA, LEED AP a Father-Son team from LEA Architects, LLC, Phoenix, AZ, designed the new Downtown Scottsdale Fire Station No. 2 as part of an urban infill project. The two-story Emergency Service facility meets the daily operational needs of the new City of Scottsdale Fire Department and the community, while utilizing both passive and active sustainable green building principles to maximize sustainability and enhance overall energy performance. The contemporary architecture responds to both the civic & historical context of the surrounding urban area drawing from the materials, colors, and textures of the existing built environment. Sustainable materials were used throughout the design in vertical and horizontal applications. Natural materials including locally manufactured ground face concrete masonry, in combination with Arizona sandstone, glass, and weathering steel define the building surface and exude a sense of sustainability and presence while units offering contrasting texture and form throughout the project.

Image Courtesy © LEA - Architects, LLC

Image Courtesy © LEA – Architects, LLC

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Fire Station in Sedona, Arizona by LEA Architects

Wednesday, August 12th, 2015

Article source: LEA Architects

The top winner of the AZ Forward Governor’s Award for Energy and Innovation is exemplified on many fronts in the recent completion of Sedona AZ Fire Station 6.

West Elev red rocks , Image Courtesy © LEA Architects

West Elev red rocks , Image Courtesy © LEA Architects

  • Architects: LEA Architects
  • Project: Fire Station
  • Location: Sedona, Arizona

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Paradise Valley Fire Station 1 in Arizona by LEA Architects

Saturday, August 1st, 2015

Article source: LEA Architects

Paradise Valley Fire Station No. 1 was designed by LEA Architects (a Father/Son Architect team of Larry Enyart, FAIA, LEED Fellow and Lance Enyart, AIA, LEED AP) to integrate into a natural desert hillside site in Paradise Valley Arizona.

Image Courtesy © LEA Architects

Image Courtesy © LEA Architects

  • Architects: LEA Architects
  • Project: Paradise Valley Fire Station 1
  • Location: Arizona, United States

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Central Arizona College in Maricopa, Arizona by SmithGroupJJR

Wednesday, September 10th, 2014

Article source: SmithGroupJJR

Known for its history as a pre-railroad stagecoach town, the town of Maricopa has balanced its agricultural and Native American identities for the past century. Most recently Maricopa, a community 40 miles south of Phoenix, has been chronicled by the New York Times as a bedroom community boom town gone bust. Central Arizona College has made an investment in the community and is betting on its future. This campus represents a glimmer of hope in an area struck by the national recession.

Image Courtesy © SmithGroupJJR

Image Courtesy © SmithGroupJJR

  • Architects: SmithGroupJJR
  • Project: Central Arizona College
  • Location: Maricopa, Arizona

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STAAB RESIDENCE in Scottsdale, Arizona by Chen + Suchart Studio, LLC

Thursday, June 5th, 2014

Article source: Chen + Suchart Studio, LLC

The context for this site consists of larger homes on one-acre lots.  Aesthetically, the neighboring houses’ architectural language is more often than not, associated with speculative developer trends and styles, rather than an integrated understanding of the site, the views, and other opportunities.  As a result, the project required a strategy which would edit out the immediate context of this neighborhood while focusing on distant views of the McDowell Mountains to the north and the valley to the south and southwest.  The project also sought to create a protected courtyard space for the backyard and pool area as an immediate focus for the lower level of the house in contrast to the second level taking advantage of the more distant views.

Image Courtesy © Winquist Photography – Matt Winquist, Chen + Suchart Studio, LLC

Image Courtesy © Winquist Photography – Matt Winquist

  • Designers: Chen + Suchart Studio, LLC
  • Project: STAAB RESIDENCE
  • Location: Scottsdale, Arizona, USA
  • Photography: Winquist Photography – Matt Winquist, Chen + Suchart Studio, LLC
  • Project Team: Szu-Ping Patricia Chen Suchart, Thamarit Suchart
  • Construction Company: Verge Design:Build – Joby Dutton
  • Structural Engineering: AED Structural Engineers, Inc. – Christopher J. Sosnowski, P.E.
  • Construction Area: 3,008 sf or 279.45sqm livable
  • Project Year: 2010 – 2013
  • Graphics + Drawings: Chen + Suchart Studio, LLC
  • Major Materials: CIP Concrete walls, Polished concrete floors, Elevated post-tensioned concrete slab, Sand-blasted Standard Grey 12-8-16 CMU, 24ga a606corrugated weathering steel, 11ga stainless steel plate, “Silver 20” 1” insulated glazing

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Tucson Mountain Lava House in Pima County, Arizona by Paul Weiner | DesignBuild Collaborative

Wednesday, March 26th, 2014

Article source: Paul Weiner | DesignBuild Collaborative

The Tucson Mountain Lava House is situated within the eastern alluvial flow of the Tucson Mountains, a terrain that falls gently toward the Santa Cruz River. Defined by a wide drainage to the south, the landscape is richly populated by low-lying bedrock outcroppings, saguaro and barrel cacti, palo verde, ocotillo, jojoba, and creosote.

Image Courtesy © Liam Frederick Photography

  • Architects: Paul Weiner | DesignBuild Collaborative
  • Project: Tucson Mountain Lava House
  • Location: Pima County, Arizona
  • Photography: Liam Frederick Photography
  • Software used: FormZ, AutoCAD and Photoshop
  • Design Team: Paul Weiner, Paul Reimer
  • Year Completed: 2013
  • Area: 2600 sf + garage
  • Structural Engineer: Schneider Engineering
  • General Contractor: Paul Weiner | DesignBuild Collaborative
  • Construction Supervisor: Craig Coryell
  • Paul Schwam: Scoria Consultant and Collaborator

Paradise Valley Community College Life Sciences Building in Phoenix, Arizona by Marlene Imirzian & Associates Architects

Wednesday, February 5th, 2014

Article source: Marlene Imirzian & Associates Architects

The Paradise Valley Community College Life Sciences Building features state of the art instructional facilities for science labs and classrooms, facilitating inter and extra-departmental collaboration between faculty, staff and students throughout the building and site with sustainable and responsive desert architecture.

Image Courtesy © Bill Timmerman

  • Architects: Marlene Imirzian & Associates Architects
  • Project: Paradise Valley Community College Life Sciences Building
  • Location: Phoenix, Arizona,U.S.A
  • Photography: Bill Timmerman
  • Software used: REVIT.
  • Building Area: 35,000 GSF

Center for the Performing Arts in Scottsdale, Arizona by John Douglas Architects

Friday, December 13th, 2013

Article source: John Douglas Architects

This 1975 performing arts center was one of the most notable projects designed by the late Arizona architect Bennie Gonzales, FAIA, who also designed Scottsdale’s signature municipal structures, including the city hall and main library, which are linked to the arts center by the park-like Scottsdale Civic Center. Gonzales was known for his simple, pure forms that echoed both classic Southwestern and Native-American architectural themes. Gonzales designed the 100,000-square-foot arts center to include a large main theater, a smaller, secondary theater, gallery space, offices and a vast central atrium.

Image Courtesy © John Douglas Architects

  • Architects: John Douglas Architects
  • Project: Center for the Performing Arts
  • Location: Scottsdale, Arizona
  • OWNER: City of Scottsdale
  • CONTRACTOR: Howard S. Wright Constructors
  • Software used: Autocad and Rhino

CONSULTANTS:

  • Structural: PK Associates
  • MPE: ESD Engineering
  • Theater:Fisher Dachs
  • Acoustics: MCH Consultants
  • Lighting: Roger Smith

MATERIALS

  • Carpet: Shaw
  • Flooring:Nova Blue Limestone
  • Resin Panels: 3form
  • Custom Glass: Meltdown Glass
  • Hardware: Forms and Surfaces
  • Elevators: KONE



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