Best Projects 2011 Honors Best in Design & Construction of Southwest
Despite a lagging economy, the Southwest saw more entries in its Best Projects competition than any other region.

Corbins Electric Named ENR Southwest's Specialty Contractor of the Year
While other Southwest subcontractors have struggled during these challenging economic times, Corbins Electric has prospered.

DPR Typifies Triple Bottom Line Approach
The Phoenix office of DPR Construction also builds for diverse Arizona clients, including itself. A sustainable regional headquarters project is currently under way.

Design Firm of the Year
After two decades of mergers and acquisitions, AECOM recently unified its brand while offering clients a full spectrum of services

Owner of the Year: Safety and Quality Power Salt River Project's Success
Salt River Project leads by example in safety, quality and dedication to the triple bottom line approach.

Six Companies to Watch
Every year in the construction industry, some firms achieve new milestones in contracts or find success where others faltered. As the new year gets under way amid what may be the twinklings of an economic recovery, ENR Southwest looks at six diverse companies whose work could make a difference in the coming year, and help to shape and refine the future of the region's construction industry.

Best of 2010 Awards
The annual awards competition honors exceptional design and construction in Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico in a variety of categories from green building to transportation.

Top 100 Design Firms
The top firms of the Southwest dropped 10.7% in 2009 to $1.3 billion in design work.

Top Specialty Contractors of the Southwest
Arizona, Nevada and New Mexico subcontractors survive a challenging year.

2009 Top Starts Total $3.6 Billion
This extensive overview profiles 44 of the largest project starts of the past year throughout the Southwest.

202 Freeway Speeds to Early Finish
The State Route 202 expansion project in Phoenix and its suburbs is heading for early completion.

Renovation Turns ABQ Hospital into Boutique Hotel
Renovation is a viable alternative for developers and municipalities to get projects moving forward in a down economy.

Forecast 2010: Residential Rebounds While Other Sectors Struggle
McGraw-Hill Construction is forecasting that total construction starts will climb 11% to $466.2 billion in 2010, following an estimated 25% decline in 2009.