We have a joint Urban Design program with the City of Phoenix based in the downtown center. Any one of the main communities around here. We rarely work at the level of single buildings in the community. We work very much at the level of urban design and planning. We've counted ourselves extremely fortunate to be in the greater Phoenix area at this time.
Every major city has a moment at which it becomes what it is known to be.
Many cities in the developed world had their moments a hundred or more years ago. Phoenix is having its moment now. To be associated with a College of Architecture and Environmental Design, which includes a very rich array of disciplines that relate to environmental design, at this moment, in this metropolitan community, is a distinct honor and privilege. The 1970 population of the Phoenix Metro area was less than 1 million, it's now 2.7 million and its going to be 4 or 5 million in the next 20-30 years. Our graduates and our faculty will have something to do with the shaping of that metropolis and it's a tremendous opportunity to be able to do so.