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FM Solutions4001 N. 3rd St., #250, Phoenix, AZ 85012602-265-7900 · fmsolutions.netYear Est: 2002 Lic. Architects: 3Principal(s): Curtis L. Slife, AIA, NCARB, CFM, SFP, IFMA FellowNotable Projects: Lost Our Home, Sojourner Center, APS HQ, SRP, Clear Channel, Palo Verde, Southwestern Eye Center

HDA Architects LLC459 N. Gilbert Rd., #C-200, Gilbert, AZ 85234480-539-8800 · hd-architects.comYear Est: 1989 Lic. Architects: 7Principal(s): Pete Barker, Bruce Scott, Paul HollandNotable Projects: NA

Bar Napkin Productions2828 N. Central Ave., #1300, Phoenix, AZ 85004602-492-9494 · bnp-llc.comYear Est: 2009 Lic. Architects: 2Principal(s): Haley Balzano, Jeffrey RauschNotable Projects: Partnered with elite properties such as Hyatt, Hilton, Harkins Theatres and the Arizona Cardinals

Deutsch Architecture Group4600 E. Indian School Rd., Phoenix, AZ 85018602-840-2929 · 2929.comYear Est: 1981 Lic. Architects: 3Principal(s): Bernie Deutsch, David Calcaterra, Fred DeutschNotable Projects: FedEx Chandler, OdySea Aquarium, Liberty Center at Rio Salado, Inteplast, Parc 17, Dolphinaris, Amazon

Mittelstaedt Cooper & Associates4130 E. Van Buren St., #200, Phoenix, AZ 85008602-275-3821 · mittelstaedt.comYear Est: 1981 Lic. Architects: 4Principal(s): Jan MittelstaedtNotable Projects: Village at Mayo Hospital, Visitor Center at Meteor Crater

Butler Design Group Architects & Planners5017 E. Washington St., #107, Phoenix, AZ 85034602-957-1800 · butlerdesigngroup.comYear Est: 1996 Lic. Architects: 10Principal(s): Rick Butler, Jeff Cutberth, Korey WilkesNotable Projects: SkySong, Rivulon, Tempe Marketplace, Marketplace at Lincoln and Scottsdale, REI Distribution Center, Conair, AZ Oncology

FITCH16435 N. Scottsdale Rd., #195, Scottsdale, AZ 85254480-998-4200 · fitch.comYear Est: 1972 Lic. Architects: 5Principal(s): Rick Redpath, managing directorNotable Projects: Rick Bronson’s House of Comedy, Current Meditation, H&M, Sprouts at Longbow Marketplace, T-Mobile Signature Store

Archicon Architecture & Interiors LC5055 E. Washington St., #200, Phoenix, AZ 85034602-222-4266 · archicon.comYear Est: 1986 Lic. Architects: 10Principal(s): Jere W. Planck, Paul G. SarantesNotable Projects: Proctor & Gamble, Goodwill, Southwest Gas, Cliff Castle Casino, Sonora Quest Labs, Motorola

Andrews Design Group1095 W. Rio Salado Pkwy., #103, Tempe, AZ 85281480-894-3478 · adgarch.netYear Est: 1996 Lic. Architects: 2Principal(s): Donald A. Andrews, Jr.Notable Projects: Extra Space, Wentworth - storage, Ryan Companies - senior care/industrial, Wendy’s, Jersey Mike’s, office/retail

Principals, front row, from left: Sherman Cawley, Paul Devers and the Cawley Architects team. ©2019 DuaneDarling.com

CAWLEY ARCHITECTS 730 N. 52nd St., #203, Phoenix, AZ 85008602-393-5060 · cawleyarchitects.comYear Est: 1994Lic. Architects: 6Principal(s): Sherman Cawley, Paul Devers

Cawley Architects is a proponent of the cost-effective “design build” methodology of delivering

projects. Cawley Architects is unique because it successfully partners with many contractors and clients to deliver commercial projects that represent the highest level of achievement in cost control, scheduling, architect/contractor collaboration and client satisfaction. In 2018, Cawley Architects participated in mixed-use, light industrial, distribution, office, healthcare, retail and restaurant projects totaling more than 2 million square feet.

COMPANY STRENGTHS: “Strengths that contributed to our No. 1 ranking include prioritizing the relationship over the transaction, overcoming the many shortcomings of traditional architectural services delivery, creating clean, crisp, cost conscience designs, providing responsiveness, and focusing on an error-free drawing package from our QA/QC department..”

IMPACT OF 2019 TRENDS: “Labor shortages in the industry will continue to create pressure in all areas of services and construction arenas, with commensurate wage increases. Commodity pricing will continue, with materials and tariff-related pricing leading the way. Additionally, increased interest rates will now enter into the market and put downward pressure on development.”

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