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Wire | New Training Center Opens in the Warehouse District
The Scheduling Institue, a medical and dental practice training company, has opened in the old Jackson’s on 3rd location.
Wire | Live in the City Placemaking Panel Heads to the Vig
AIA Phoenix Metro’s May Placemaking series is this Thursday.
Community Forum Presents Next Steps to Roosevelt BID Development
What would a new Business Improvement District mean for the Roosevelt/Evans Churchill neighborhood?
Wire | City’s First Ever Hackathon This Saturday
The PHX Innovation Games hosts a hackathon, encouraging members of the community to participate in a series of creative competitions that will provide Phoenix with new ideas and solutions to tackle pressing civic challenges.
Wire | Spirit of the Arts Project Beautifies the Phoenix Center for the Arts Building
Artists will create original art using recycled rum bottles collected by The Breadfruit & Rum Bar, proceeds from which will benefit the restoration of the PCA building.
ASU is Making a New Home at the Westward Ho
Professor Michael Shafer explains how ASU will be bringing resources and innovating programming to the historic Westward Ho.
Desk Chat | Your Downtown With David Krietor
Downtown Phoenix Inc. CEO David Krietor talks tech, biking, and building in this week’s Desk Chat.
Central Corridor Open Space
The Central Avenue corridor provides Phoenix with a linear radius that connects historic neighborhoods throughout downtown and midtown.
Wire | Carline Center Adaptive Reuse Project Comes to FQ Story Neighborhood
Harder Development’s Carline Center will redevelop buildings that have sat vacant for more than five years.
Creating Architectural Memories
Christina Noble, owner of Countour Architecture, explores how architecture and design are intrinsically linked to emotions.
