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Desert Ridge Parking Structure Phoenix AZ Carlsbad Parking Structure: Mammoth Buildings Carlsbad CA Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino Parking Structure Fresno CA Federal Bureau of Investigation Buildings Louisville KY Paseo Nuevo Albuquerque NM Federal Bureau of Investigation Buildings Albuquerque NM Acropolis Parking Structure Albuquerque NM University of New Mexico Parking Structure Albuquerque NM University of New Mexico Hospital Parking Structure Albuquerque NM Sun Healthcare Phase III Albuquerque NM Las Cruces City Hall Parking Structure Las Cruces NM TA-3 Parking Structure: Los Alamos National Laboratory Los Alamos NM National Security Sciences Building (NSSB) Parking Structure Los Alamos NM Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino Mescalero NM Nexus at 9th and G San Diego NM Santa Fe Civic Center Santa Fe NM Santa Fe Judge Steve Herrera District Courthouse Santa Fe NM Santa Fe Capitol Parking Structure Santa Fe NM Choctaw Casino Hotel and Resort Durant OK Federal Bureau of Investigation Buildings Oklahoma City OK Cherokee Casino Resort Parking Structure Tulsa OK Federal Bureau of Investigation Buildings San Antonio TX
Desert Ridge Parking Structure
Phoenix AZ
Carlsbad Parking Structure: Mammoth Buildings Carlsbad CA Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino Parking Structure Fresno CA
Federal Bureau of Investigation Buildings Louisville KY
Paseo Nuevo Albuquerque NM Formerly home to a City of Albuquerque landfill, this location has been reborn as the Paseo Nuevo Office Complex. This Class A, LEED-certified office complex is 106,000 square feet and promotes the new urban concept of locating the office building along the street. Uniquely utilizing its west-sloping site, the 400-car parking deck allows access to deck levels with no site space used for ramps. Other innovations include 200 ground source heat pump wells which heat and cool the building. With numerous balconies and sun shading devices sheltering the high performance glass from direct solar gain, this “green” building is accented with a light-colored roof to reduce heat island effect. The landscaping uses native drought-tolerant plants, with organic pest management. 10% of building materials were recycled, and the building will utilize “green” housekeeping concepts while educating tenants with signs explaining the LEED concept placed throughout the building. Success in leasing space in the structure is due in large part to the height and setback variances obtained before construction. The surrounding neighborhood, in which the complex is located, is buffered from the presence of this five-story space by the layout and design of the structure.
Federal Bureau of Investigation Buildings Albuquerque NM Construction was completed in March 2004 on this approximately 103,914 square feet complex to house the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Field Office. It will include: 142 inside secured parking spaces and 30 outside secured parking spaces for office Government vehicles. It also includes a 98,985 gross square foot office building, 16,435 gross square foot building, and 330-car parking garage. The 116,500 square foot project is located on land near I-25 and north of Comanche NE. The General Services Administration is leasing the building on behalf of the FBI for 20 years. The three-story project features typical office space, a gym and break room as well as conference areas. The project takes its design cues from many of the 1930s- era Work Project Administration buildings in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Designers used an extensive amount of traditional 3.5-inch brick, with Albuquerque's Beaty Masonry placing 50,000 units in multiple tones. Cornices and a subtle color palette that echoes the colors of New Mexico's high desert compliment the simple and straight forward architecture. Sandstone bands running vertically add more accents, along with lightly punched windows, and horizontal brick banding of multiple colors. The $16 million building employs high-end finishes and features to create a class "A" office building.
Acropolis Parking Structure Albuquerque NM
University of New Mexico Parking Structure Albuquerque NM This six-story parking garage provides the much needed parking for the University of New Mexico Hospital, and North Campus medical and administrative offices. The structure is post-tensioned slabs on post-tensioned beams. Decorative finishes include ingrained patterns in cast-in-place and pre-cast concrete. Many window openings occur both inside and out, creating a dramatic appearance from all directions. Four levels with 1000 spaces.
University of New Mexico Hospital Parking Structure Albuquerque NM
Sun Healthcare Phase III Albuquerque NM Las Cruces City Hall Parking Structure Las Cruces NM
TA-3 Parking Structure: Los Alamos National Laboratory Los Alamos NM
National Security Sciences Building (NSSB) Parking Structure
Los Alamos NM This 275,000 square foot, seven story tower and adjacent parking structure are the latest developments in Los Alamos National Laboratory Technical Area 3 (TA-3). The tower replaces an existing 45-year-old administrative structure whose organization and infrastructure can no longer support the mission of nuclear stockpile safety and the reduction of the threat from weapons of mass destruction. The Performance Category 2 (PC-2) tower will provide office and research space for seven hundred employees engaged in theoretical and applied physics, computational sciences, and the laboratory senior management and program administration functions. It will also contain a lecture hall with 600 seats, which will be the primary large meeting space for both classified and unclassified discussions. The basement of the tower will house the historical archives of the laboratory, along with volumes of documents and data. A four-story parking structure will replace a former parking lot that was at the entrance to TA-3, and will provide over 600 spaces, including those for electric cars and handicapped spaces. This was a design-build project with Chavez-Grieves Consulting Engineers, Inc. performing as the design team project manager for the builder, Hensel Phelps, and is the structural engineering firm for the tower as well as the parking structure. Design activities commenced in August of 2003. Total construction cost is $65 million.
Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort & Casino
Mescalero NM Nexus at 9th and G
San Diego NM Santa Fe Civic Center Santa Fe NM Santa Fe Judge Steve Herrera District Courthouse Santa Fe NM
Santa Fe Capitol Parking Structure Santa Fe NM
Choctaw Casino Hotel and Resort
Durant OK Construction started in May of 2009 on this four-level parking structure. This $33 million, 600,000 square foot facility will add 1,592 parking spaces.
Federal Bureau of Investigation Buildings Oklahoma City OK
Cherokee Casino Resort Parking Structure Tulsa OK This resort development includes a seven-story, 150-room hotel, a casino for 1,750 slot machines, and 24 gaming tables, a conference center and an 18-hole golf course. The project also includes a restaurant. The theme expresses the heritage of the Cherokee Tribe of Oklahoma. The hotel overlooks one of the beautiful lakes of the golf course. This resort is located adjacent to Tulsa on Interstate 44 in Oklahoma.
Federal Bureau of Investigation Buildings San Antonio TX
