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Patterns in Steel

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Patterns in Steel

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Discover how artist Mary Bates Neubauer transformed utilitarian shade structures into stunning works of art at Ashler Hills Park, extending Scottsdale’s renowned public art program to its northern frontier.

Building the Future: Jones Studio

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Building the Future: Jones Studio

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It was 1979 when Eddie Jones left his job at architectural firm Lescher & Mahoney (now known as DLR Group) and set up an office in the third bedroom of his house…

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