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Team up at Presbyterian Hospital Builders around Albuquerque recently
teamed up to build Rachel's Courtyard, a series of outdoor play areas and rooms
at Presbyterian Hospital.
The playground is designed for chronic or terminally
ill children who may not experience the outdoors for months at a time.
Architectural
firm Dekker/Perich/Sabatini teamed with the McCarthy Building Cos., High Desert
Forge, Klinger Constructors and other companies to donate time and materials for
the project, with donations totaling $375,000.
Rachel's Courtyard is in
memory of Rachel, a five-year old girl who passed away at the hospital.
Contractor
Starts Work at Airport Albuquerque's Bradbury Stamm Construction
recently started work on the new, $12.4 million expansion of the Albuquerque International
Sunport security screening expansion.
The screening area is the first phase
of a $40 million, four-year long optimization plan to give the older airport a
facelift and improve efficiency. Plans call for a Thanksgiving completion on
the screening expansion.
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