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Chandler Gateway

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The center building of a five building complex has an out-patient center with a copper clad porte-co-chere.


Nichols Residence

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One side of a rental duplex was remodeled for the owner to create and indoor/outdoor experience with sliding pocket glass doors disappearing into the walls. The curved soffits connect the multi-uses of the Great Room a have indirect lighting.


Community Bank of Arizona

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Two features requested in designing their flagship branch office was to use sandstone and have a curved radius, A cantilevered corner of a turned hip copper clad roof identifies the entrance.


Epert Gazebo

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A health enthusiast wanted a special environment adjacent to the master bedroom. A spa, cold plunge and audio/visual center are screened by a redwood structure that has a turned pyramid above.


Palm Glen Animal Hospital

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A professional hospitable design uses a series of gable ends facing the hot west sun. Windows on the sides of the building take advantage of the north-south orientations. An interior spline has clerestories to bring natural light in to the pharmacy, laboratory and primary corridor.


Chandler Medical / Dental Center

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The design of the foyer for the Chandler Medical/Dental Center brings in massive columns used in the exterior and creates a nucleus for the medical community.


Chandler Medical / Dental Center

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Two – two story buildings each have over 40,000 s.f.adjacent to the Chandler Regional Medical Center. The design theme uses strong massing with a stepped façade


Chandler Gateway

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A campus of six single story buildings totaling to over 80,000 s.f. serve the Chandler Regional Medical Center directly across Dobson Road. The design has massive stucco columns framing a series of steps. Green slate and copper roofing accentuate the entrances to the medical suites.


Community Bank of Arizona

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A series of teller cubicles create a dramatic curve to receive customers and a powerful stone wall enclosing the vault provide a visual focus. Curved soffits step up as a transition between the lower roof and the eighteen foot high lobby.