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New Retail Center Featuring Target Outlet Secures Zoning Work in Gilbert, Arizona
A Gilbert project that will see the building of a new retail center on the south side of the city has taken an important step forward with a rezoning approval
White House Ballroom Project Set for Commission Vote Next Month – Public Heavily on the Negative Side
The National Capital Planning Commission has announced that it will vote on April 2 to approve or disapprove President Trump’s controversial plans for building a ballroom in the White House.
Plans for Upgrading Well-Used Swimming Pool in Grand Junction Yet to Be Finalized
Plans remain in the discussion phase for a project that would see the upgrading of a popular indoor public swimming pool in Grand Junction. Located at 2736 Unaweep Avenue, the
Bill Reducing Local Control Over House Design Advances in the Arizona Legislature
In a move that proponents say will lower housing construction costs, members of the Arizona State Legislature are reviewing a bill that would greatly reduce the say of local governments
Labor Department Reveals Yet One More Take on the Status of Independent Contractors
In an ongoing battle over definitions, the Department of Labor has now announced that it is considering a new rule to determine exactly what the words “independent contractor” mean. Two
Modernistic Downtown Denver Skyscrapers to See New Life as Multi-Use Structures
Plans have now been submitted in Denver for a project that could see a holistic reimagining of an entire built downtown block. The project is being proposed by the Denver-based
Surprise, Arizona Warehouse Appears on Way to Becoming Migrant Facility Center
A four-year-old building on the southeast side of Surprise, Arizona may be reconverted into a processing and detention facility for the Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Immigrations and Customs
In Continuation of 2025 Slump, Architects’ Billing Index Reveals Additional Soft Early 2026 Numbers
Architectural firms across the country are facing a somewhat dormant business outlook, with many firms reporting an ongoing lack of billing growth, according to a new survey by the Washington-based
Well-Known and Historic Loretto Heights Building Set to Be Repurposed for Housing
A plan has been announced to convert one of the most historic and visible structures in Denver into new housing. The effort would see the main and grand six-story administration
Building that Houses Singer Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row is On the Market
A building in downtown Denver housing one of the city’s most popular and well-known bars is up for sale after having been sold less than four years ago for $23.5
