Our Portfolio

See Our Design Capabilities in Our Architecture Portfolio

Since 1969, Swaim Associates Has Been Shaping Tucson’s Architectural Style With Innovative, Influential Building Designs.

Our firm serves the healthcare, public, commercial, science and technology, higher education, K-12 education, athletics, and worship sectors, and we are continually exploring creative solutions in contemporary architecture to meet the needs of our clients and our community.

We invite you to browse our architecture portfolio to learn more about some of our most impactful designs, including Mica Mountain, University of Arizona Highland Commons, Hilton El Conquistador Spa, and Southwest Cardiovascular Associates.

Living and working in Southern Arizona, we design spaces that honor Tucson’s rich cultural history and natural desert landscape. Our work has been recognized with numerous architecture awards and featured in several news publications.

Our Portfolio Projects

Clements Fitness Center

This 26,400 SF fitness center is the latest building in the William Clements Center complex. The facility includes an indoor gymnasium for basketball and

University of Arizona Highland District

This project presented an exciting opportunity to contribute to the ever-changing landscape of the University of Arizona campus. The master plan for the Highland

Unisource Energy Headquarters

Swaim Associates partnered with DAVIS Architects to design the mixed-use LEED Gold Unisource Energy Headquarters which includes 270,000 square feet of offices, retail space,

Tanque Verde School District New Classroom Space

This exciting project provided much needed classroom space to 4 campuses. A programming effort identified important issues and needs with community input and existing

Empire High School

This secondary education facility, designed to accommodate 750 grade 9-12 students, is the first school in Arizona to function in a fully wireless data

McCorkle Academy of Excellence

“Make Learning Irresistible” was just one of the goals for this “21st Century”, seven building, 113,000 SF campus. The school district wanted to develop
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