|
|
| Mesa Southwest Museum |
 |
| Saemisch + Di Bella Architects worked with the City of Mesa and Mesa Southwest Museum team members to design this 35,000 square foot building addition to house a major dinosaur exhibit. |
|
|
| City of Mesa Public Training Facility |
|
| Saemisch + Di Bella Architects worked with city, police and fire department personnel to develop the design of this facility, which provides separate lecture halls, classrooms and a 360 seat auditorium space. |
|
|
| City of Mesa Superstition Police and Fire Substation |
|
| The project was designed to promote community involvement and service as well as housing both police department functions including detainee holding and evidence storage as well as fire department functions. |
|
|
| City of Mesa Red Mountain Police Substation |
|
| Based on input from the City of Mesa and the Mesa Police Department, this police substation was designed to accommodate 146 officers and detectives and provides for a future expansion to accommodate 144 additional officers and detectives. |
|
|
| City of Mesa Plaza Building |
|
| This was a complete renovation of an eight-story building that was purchased by the City of Mesa and was remodeled to house the City Council, Public Works, Engineering Design, Purchasing, Personnel and Parks / Recreation offices. |
|
