Hda Architects, LLC

A majority of The Orcutt/Winslow Partnership s work is centered in two arenas: public institutions; elementary schools and secondary and post secondary educational campuses; and health care institutions; hospitals, surgery centers, laboratories, research facilities and long-term care facilities. The architectural firm does not use draftsmen. It only hires architectural graduates, either registered or in the pursuit of registration, to work on its client's projects. Orcutt/Winslow s projects are kept in the department that was involved in the initial process. The firm believes that the person who took the time to get to know each client and the user groups during the initial programming of the project is the best person to design and see the project through during construction. The Orcutt/Winslow Partnership is located in Phoenix.

Established in 1960, SPS+ Architects (Schneider, Shay, Pain and Pittenger) is one of the leading legacy architectural firms in Scottsdale, Ariz. The company primarily undertakes projects in the educational sector. It produces school designs unique to a school facility. Some of SPS+ Architects projects include elementary schools, junior high school, universities and colleges, sports facilities, performing arts, auditorium, high schools and government. In 2005, the company received the Excellence in Masonry Architectural Award from the Arizona Masonry Guild.

DLR Group is a full-service architectural firm that offers services in a variety of areas, including architecture, engineering, planning, sustainable design, master planning, structural engineering and interiors. The company designs structures for several industries, including corporate, education, higher education, justice and sports. Its projects include the Omaha Qwest Center, the University of Florida Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, University of Nebraska Memorial Stadium, courthouses, offices, jails, call centers and convention centers. The firm was founded in 1966 and maintains offices in Phoenix, Omaha, Neb., Portland, Ore., Seattle, Philadelphia and Chicago.