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new mexico legislature to vote on navajo code talkers museum
A museum dedicated to studying and celebrating the history of the World War II Navajo Code Talkers could be going up along the New Mexico/Arizona
January 31, 2018
A museum dedicated to studying and celebrating the history of the World War II Navajo Code Talkers could be going up along the New Mexico/Arizona
Up to $1.5 trillion in federal funding should be used to target infrastructure projects across the country, President Trump said in his first State of
A Veterans Administration hospital project that has taken more than a decade to develop and build is nearly complete in Aurora, Colorado. Construction of the
A vacant and wind-swept stretch of land on the south side of Phoenix that was once a busy landfill may see redevelopment as a modern
The vast majority of states in 2017 saw increases in construction employment according to a just-released study of the national labor market by the Associated
The future look and function of an airy 64-acre campus in Santa Fe will be the subject of a series of community input meetings this
The largest professional organization in the architecture industry has issued a declaration condemning the state-oriented de-licensing movement. In Where We Stand, the Washington-based American Institute of Architects
Plans to put up a new and large soccer stadium in Arizona have taken an important step forward with the announcement that two architectural firms
A $270 million housing project designed for retirees and seniors on the Tempe campus of Arizona State University is set to begin construction this winter.
Construction will begin later this year on a 22,000 square foot outpatient clinic in central El Paso. The facility will be owned and operated by
