| 8 Named 'Best Buildings' Eight
New Mexico building projects were recognized in the categories of exteriors, interiors,
and renovations on June 3 at the Best Buildings Awards Banquet at 6 p.m. at the
Hyatt Regency in downtown Albuquerque.
The projects were selected by a
panel of three judges, representing owners, architects, and contractors in the
commercial building industry.
Winners included:
(exteriors)
Tse'Yi'Gai High School, Pueblo Pintado,constructed by Jaynes Corporation
designed by Dekker/Perich/Sabatini;
Taylor Ranch Community Center
and Gym, constructed by Bradbury Stamm Construction designed by Kells + Craig
Architects;
Acoma Early Child Development Center, Pueblo of Acoma,
constructed by Gerald Martin General Contractor designed by Core, Ltd;
Pump
Station for North I-25 Reclamation/Reuse Station, East Bank of Rio Grande, south
of Alameda Boulevard. Constructed by AUI Inc. designed by CH2M Hill;
(interiors)
Anderson-Abruzzo
Albuquerque International Balloon Museum, constructed by Gerald Martin General
Contractor designed by DCSW;
Albuquerque Museum Expansion, 2000 Mountain
Rd. NW, constructed : Bradbury Stamm Construction designed by Rohde May Keller
McNamara Architects;
(renovations)
Eklund Hotel Renovation,
15 Main Street, Clayton, constructed by Global Structures, Inc., a Jaynes Company
designed by The Collaborative, Inc.;
AGC Building, constructed by
J.B. Henderson Construction Co. Inc. designed by SMPC.
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