Glass and corrugated metal envelop a Scottsdale cycling shop. “The concept for the building was all about its orientation, and its place, and its environmental response,” explained DeBartolo.

"At first glance, Scout appears as a collection of interconnected forms, its pitched roof rising from a bunker-like base of ...

Corrugated iron and steel are the most prosaic of building materials, used in North America mostly for industrial purposes, although a few modernist architects have played with the stuff.