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PHOENIX photo report

Buildings visited during a three days stay in Denver.

All pictures taken by the report’s author.

Buildings grouped by location within the city.

list of locations:

1. Phoenix, Central City

2. Phoenix, Camelback East/Biltmore

3. Phoenix, Papago Park

4. Tempe

5. Mesa

6. Scottsdale, South

7. Scottsdale, North

8. Scottsdale, Taliesin West

PHOENIX CENTRAL CITY

Heritage Square. Rosson House (1895), George Franklin Barber.

Heritage Square. Phoenix Museum of History (1996), Langdon Wilson Architects.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Franklin_Barber

http://www.langdonwilson.com/

PHOENIX CENTRAL CITY (continues)

Heritage Square. Arizona Science Center (1997), Antoine Predock.

http://www.worldarchitecturemap.org/architects/antoine-predock


Arizona Science Center


ASU Downtown Campus, Mercado.


ASU Downtown Campus, Science Hall Building, College of Medicine.

One Arizona Center at ASU Downtown Campus (1989), 19 floors, 240 feet, HKS Inc.


ASU Downtown Campus. Health Sciences Building (2012), CO Architects.


Convention Center (2006-2009), Populous.


O’Connor United States Courthouse (2000), Richard Meier.


Comerica Theater (2002), Dan Meis of NBBJ.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Meis

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBBJ


Municipal Courthouse (1999), Daniel, Manning, Johnson and Mendenhall.

City Hall Building (1994), Langdon Wilson.


Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (2014), Gabor Lorant Architects Inc.

Alliance Bank Tower (2012), 27 floors, 117 feet, Callison.

PHOENIX CAMELBACK EAST

Biltmore Hotel (1929), Albert Chase McArthur, Taliesin Fellow, with supervision of Frank Lloyd Wright

PHOENIX PAPAGO PARK

Desert Botanical Gardens, pavilion.

PHOENIX METRO-AREA TEMPE

Tempe City Hall (1970), Michael Goodwin.

PHOENIX METRO-AREA TEMPE (continues)

ASU, Tempe. Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Bld. 2 (2007), Richärd + Bauer.


ASU Tempe. Noble Science Library.


ASU Tempe. Hayden Library (2000), Shepley Bulfinch.


Tempe ASU Tempe. College Avenue Commons Building (2014), Gensler/Architekton.

ASU Tempe. College of Design South Building.


ASU Tempe. McCord Hall (2013), Kohn Peterson Fox (KPF) with RSP Architects.


ASU Tempe. Sculpture-like solar installation in Candy Mall next to the Hayden Library.


ASU Tempe. Lattie F. Coor Hall (2000), Gensler and Jones Studio.


ASU Tempe, garden sculpture. In the background are: the Nelson Fine Art Center (above), the Farmer Education Building (below left) and the Music Center Building (below center).


ASU Tempe. Student Recreation Complex.

ASU Tempe. Gammage Auditorium (1964), Frank Lloyd Wright.

PHOENIX METRO-AREA MESA

Valley Metro Light Rail, station in front of Mesa Art Center.

Mesa Art Center, north entrance in front of Valley Metro Light Rail station.

PHOENIX METRO-AREA MESA (continues)

Mesa Art Center (2005), Boora Architects.

PHOENIX METRO-AREA SCOTTSDALE SOUTH

Optima Camelview Village Condos (2012), David Hovey & Associates.

PHOENIX METRO-AREA SCOTTSDALE SOUTH (continues)

Optima Kierland Complex (2016), David Hovey and Associates.

PHOENIX METRO-AREA SCOTTSDALE NORTH

First Christian Church (designed in 1950 and built in 1971-1973), Frank Lloyd Wright.

PHOENIX METRO-AREA SCOTTSDALE NORTH (continues)

First Christian Church, exteriors.


First Christian Church, interiors.


Valley National Bank branch, now Chase Bank branch (1967), Frank Henry, Taliesin Fellow.

PHOENIX METRO-AREA SCOTTSDALE TALIESIN

Taliesin West (1937), Frank Lloyd Wright.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_Lloyd_Wright

PHOENIX METRO-AREA SCOTTSDALE TALIESIN (continues)

Taliesin West, exteriors.


Taliesin West, interiors.


Taliesin West, exteriors.

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