Glendale Hall is a 3-story, 129,000 s.f. multi-user building consisting of a structural steel frame with masonry brick veneer.

The uses for Glendale Hall include classrooms, conference rooms, office space for the teaching staff, a computer lab, a podiatry teaching lab, as well as additional open space for future growth.

Chanen Construction Company built the award winning Univision television station in Phoenix, Arizona. Univision is Chanel 33, the largest television network in the US.

This project has been honored as one of the 18 greatest Architectural Achievements in Arizona by the American Institute of Architects. In commemorating their 150th year aniversary, AIA recognized 18 projects of architectural excellence that best represented Arzona's past and present.

The Univision campus is approximately 35,000-sq-ft. of multi-functional space housing station offices, the on-air broadcast studio, technical and production electronics areas, as well as naturally landscaped outdoor areas designed for outdoor remote broadcasting and staff and group entertainment. A separate underground parking garage hides beneath the site.

Exterior building construction utilizes rammed earth, which is an ancient construction technique designed to make use of native earth for part of the building's structural elements. A new specification and inspection section was incorporated into city code to coincide with the first commercial rammed earth structure in Phoenix. Cor-ten metal cladding, along with rammed earth exterior, give the building a strikingly modern appearance that also blends with the natural colors surrounding it.

Designed by Swaback Partners, a Scottsdale, Arizona design firm that is the architectural heir to famed designer Frank Lloyd Wright.

Chanen provided construction management services for the $26.5 million first phase of United Health Care Nevada's campus style complex. UHCN is the largest managed care and related services health care provider in Nevada.

The six-story tower is the home office of Health Plan of Nevada, Inc. and the regional office of Sierra Health & Life Insurance Co. A separate two-level building of approximately 40,000 sq. ft. serves as the corporate headquarters for Sierra Health Services.

Chanen was the construction manager for the second phase of United Health Care Nevada's corporate headquarters that has been designed to almost "mirror" Phase I.

The project consists of a six-story, 210,000-sq.-ft. structural steel building with a five-level, 725-space parking structure. Apart from office space, there are two large-screen, multi-media auditoriums; a 200-seat facility and an 80-seat facility.

The $32 million project also includes the relocation of an existing cafeteria with a capacity to seat 500, and a hair salon. A campus-wide security upgrade was completed as part of the project.