Synopsis

Following a visit to Tucson's Hotel Congress, a landmark established in 1919 and once a refuge for John Dillinger in 1934, we return to the Meigs residence. The driveway is paved with concrete pavers, uniform in size yet displaying a pleasing variation in color, creating a durable, cobblestone-like expanse. We examine the gas barbecue in the outdoor kitchen while, inside, cabinetmaker James Vosnos applies the final touches to the mesquite cabinetry. James Murdock completes the finishing work on