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Renovation Under $5 million-Honorable Mention Pinnacle Peak Country Club It’s a question faced by many owners: Demolish or redesign. Fortunately, the owners chose to preserve the spirit of 1976 building while incorporating new systems and elegant design updates. Dining areas were improved for better patron and service flow and poor acoustics, along with an out dated style. The design team looked for the “original Arizona” clubhouse beneath a series of generic remodels. Designers stripped away the remodels to reveal the “bones” of the original building. The result is a warm, casual and inviting atmosphere for members to meet, relax or play a round of golf.
With the construction of a new, $12.4 million communications school for Northern Arizona State University in Flagstaff, students will be on the cutting edge of the new technologies. The new building is actually two projects rolled into one, with the renovation of 50,000-sq.-ft existing communication school and the addition of 30,000 sq. ft. of new space. The new communication school had a wide range of programming requirements. In an addition to new classrooms and offices, there are darkrooms for both print and digital work, graphic design labs and a television station. Perhaps the most striking element of all is the First Amendment Wall. The wall will feature the First Amendment 37 Southwest Contractor 12/2004 Arizona Best of 2004 Southwest Contractor Best of 2004 Renovation Over $5 million Northern Arizona University School of Communications Owner: Northern Arizona University Architect: RNL Design General Contractor: Sundt Construction MPE Engineers: Gordan Gumeson & Associates Structural Engineer: Caruso Turley Scott Civil Engineer: Daniel Burke (PHOTOS COURTESY OF SUNDT CONSTRUCTION) etched on a metal plate that will be hung from the concrete wall. Contractors needed to keep the school's television station functioning 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Crews used extreme care when demolishing the existing three-story building interior so power or communication lines wouldn't be damaged.
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