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PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED AP OFFICE / ADAPTIVE REUSE PACKARD PLACE Phoenix, Arizona Located off a mid-block alley east of Central Avenue this two-story 9,683 s.f. building was the former home of Phoenix’s first Packard automobile dealership. Built primarily of unreinforced brick masonry construction, new windows and stairs were added to provide code required access and light. A complete upgrade of all existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing and structural systems was necessary to provide for new tenant lease space. A generous landscaped shaded courtyard was developed for place making and improved entry experience.

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PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED APOFFICE / ADAPTIVE REUSE

PACKARD PLACEPhoenix, Arizona

Located off a mid-block alley east of Central Avenue this two-story 9,683 s.f. building was the former home of Phoenix’s first Packard automobile dealership. Built primarily of unreinforced brick masonry construction, new windows and stairs were added to provide code required access and light. A complete upgrade of all existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing and structural systems was necessary to provide for new tenant lease space. A generous landscaped shaded courtyard was developed for place making and improved entry experience.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED AP ADAPTIVE REUSE / OFFICE

815, 817, 821 N CENTRAL AVEPhoenix, Arizona

Located on the east side of Central Avenue one block north of the downtown Phoenix Public Market these buildings formerly housed a variety of different retail tenants until they were completely remodeled into their current office oriented use. Ranging from one to two stories in height and constructed primarily of unreinforced brick masonry construction any new openings in either the roof or exterior walls required extensive structural modifications. While not listed as historic buildings, a determined design emphasis was made to update these structures in a fashion sympathetic to their longevity. A variety of colors, materials, large windows and shaded awnings contribute to the pedestrian experience while enlivening the Downtown Phoenix streetscape.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED APOFFICE / ADAPTIVE REUSE

THE BARTON OFFICE BUILDINGPhoenix, Arizona

This 18,000 s.f. two-story building was a former single user office building on a 1.12 acre site. Conversion to a new flexible multi-tenant office building required the addition of an elevator inspired by the existing mid-century architecture and located just outside the existing building footprint for tenant suite size flexibility and maximum leasable building area. A complete upgrade of all existing mechanical, electrical, plumbing and structural systems as well as a new common restroom core on each floor was necessary to provide for new tenant lease space.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED APINDUSTRIAL / OFFICE

STELLAR BUSINESS CENTERChandler, Arizona

Stellar Business Center is comprised of a series of 5 one-story tilt-up concrete buidings ranging in size from 23,100 s.f. to 37,202 s.f. for a total building area of 135,330 s.f. on a 10.9-acre site in Chandler, Arizona near the Stellar Air Park. Designed as an upscale flex industrial/office project, the buildings feature contemporary glass curtain walls perfect for office and showroom tenants. Minimal interior columns and 22’ interior clear height provide for maximum tenant suite flexibility. Enhanced special landscape features include several lush landscaped social garden gathering areas to provide inviting places for people to enjoy the outdoor environment.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED APMUNICIPAL / OFFICE

CHANDLER FIRE DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGChandler, ArizonaThe 19,000 s.f. three-story Chandler Fire Department Administration Headquarters building is greatly influenced by historic fire station architecture. Careful consideration was given to the material selections to both echo this influence as well as complement the surrounding context in downtown Chandler, Arizona. The primary function of the administration building is to provide office spaces for fire department chiefs and personnel as well as an Emergency Operations Center (EOC). Also considered was the desire to memorialize the history of the fire department. This was accomplished through the use of several focal points including a historic fire truck and fire pole located in a gallery style lobby. Repurposed fire hoses were woven together to create an overhead canopy that protects a large exterior balcony space surrounding the double height lobby while also providing solar control shading for this public space. The project is sited in a manner that creates a lively streetscape/pedestrian oriented presence. The Chandler Fire Department Administration building received LEED Gold Certification, the 2010 Arizona Masonry Guild Excellence in Masonry Architectural Craftsmanship Award and the 2010 City of Chandler Architectural Excellence Award.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED APTENANT IMPROVEMENT / OFFICE

ARCHITECT’S OFFICEScottsdale, Arizona

A 5,000+/- s.f. tenant improvement suite build-out for an architect’s office located in Old Town Scottsdale. Built on a very limited construction budget, the suite features open ceilings, bright paint colors and exposed mechanical systems for a contemporary feeling and cost savings. In addition to several private offices and conference room, open office systems furniture work spaces are zoned into smaller ‘neighborhoods’ for ease of work flow varied identity. An open break room with a beverage bar forms the social hub area for the entire office.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED APOFFICE

PERIMETER CENTER IIScottsdale, Arizona

Proposed for a prominent location in Scottsdale’s upscale Perimeter Center Office Park, the Perimeter Center II office building is a 3-story large floor plate duel core multi-tenant office project designed to attract corporate tenants. Lush Sonoran desert landscaping and a reserved earth-tone color palette supplemented with natural stone accents, this building is designed to compliment its natural surroundings. Numerous outdoor patios and balconies located throughout the building as well as a dramatic three-story tall glass enclosed atrium lobby serve as desirable tenant amenities.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED APOFFICE

SOUTHERN HIGHLANDSOFFICE BUIDINGLas Vegas, NevadaProposed for a prominent 5.86 acre site in the affluent Southern Highlands Development in Las Vegas, Nevada the Southern Highlands Office building is Mediterranean in character to comply with the development’s master-planned architectural theme. This 66,150 s.f. three-story mixed-use multi-tenant office project features a grand 2-story tall lobby and street level restaurants which also provides an enhanced pedestrian experience. Sited adjacent to large a water feature that also serves as the site retention basins, the Southern Highlands Office Building has numerous grade-level patios and courtyards to take advantage of this beautiful location.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED APOFFICE

BWB II GARDEN OFFICEGoodyear, Arizona

The BWB II is a two-story 33,600 s.f. Garden Office Building located on a 2.05 acre site in Goodyear, Arizona. Configured as a multi-tenant building the suites are completely free of interior columns for leasing flexibility. The restrooms and elevator are also located in the courtyard to provide for maximum leasable area and tenant size flexibility. A lushly planted interior courtyard creates an enjoyable shaded micro-climate featuring lounging areas, benches, tables, fountains and balconies as tenant amenities. A combination of shade trellises and perforated exterior metal scrim frames provides a contemporary building identity and contributes to energy efficiency. Ground level entry portals are positioned on all four elevations for ease of site circulation.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED AP PLANNING

NORTHWEST FIRE DISTRICTCENTRAL SERVICES CAMPUSADMINSTRATION BUILDINGMarana, ArizonaComprehensive programming, master planning and design for a one and two story multi-phased 43,600 s.f. administration and training central services facility on a 12.59 acre site in Marana, Arizona. The project was designed to allow phased integration of future buildings / pro¬gram in a manner that complements the existing design and Northwest Fire’s long-term goals. The project includes a multi-use central courtyard/auditorium and firefighter memorial.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED APOFFICE / INDUSTRIAL

ARIZONA INDUSTRIESFOR THE BLINDFEDERAL RECORDSSTORAGE FACILITYPhoenix, Arizona

Arizona Industries for the Blind Federal Records Storage Facility is a two-story 120,000 s.f. concrete tilt-up building on a 4.18 acre site. Designed to accommodate secure records storage the main building entrance evokes the strong sense of security traditionally provided by a bank vault door while also providing larger glass areas for administration office area day-lighting and views. Future site flexibility and expandable parking areas are important design considerations.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED AP OFFICE / INDUSTRIAL

28th AVE OFFICE / INDUSTRIALBUILDING STUDIESPhoenix, ArizonaLocated near Indian School Road and 28th Avenue, these ‘thumb-nail’ schematic yield and architectural character studies examine various building/site configurations that explore building size, parking yield, tenant accommodation and overall project flexibility.

PERRY BECKER - ARCHITECT, LEED AP ADAPTIVE REUSE / OFFICE

THELEN - POLLICKADVERTISING ARTISANSPhoenix, Arizona

This former 3,500 +/- s.f. residence/insurance office was dark and gloomy; filled with many small rooms this existing one-story masonry building needed a complete makeover to accommodate the Thelen – Pollick Advertising Artisans. Most of the non-bearing interior walls were removed to create a large open office plan for both the creative studio and administration staff. These interior spaces were further complimented with an inviting shaded outdoor patio. A new entrance opening framed by surrounding steel I-beams with full-height glazing and dramatic floating cantilevered metal canopy was created to improve the circulation flow while presenting a fresh contemporary image to the public.