• 4-diamond, 15 story curvilinear hotel with 252 rooms, including 30 suites
• Aquadome, a glass-roofed, climate-controlled indoor, multi-level landscaped pool and event center
• The Aquadome is a resort pool by day and a performance complex by night
• The performance complex seats 2,400 guests
• 32,000 square foot multipurpose, multifunctional state of the art amenity space
• $300 million-dollar project

• Approximately $510 million-dollar facility
• Approximately 356,000 square foot casino
• Project included 100,000 square feet of gaming space with 2,500 slot machines and 80 gaming tables, 15 different restaurants, bars & retail outlets
• 2,500 seat meeting space & entertainment venue
• 3,000+ parking spaces

• 480,000 square foot casino & resort
• 83,500 square foot gaming floor
• 2,000 slot machines
• 24 table games
• Cafes, bars, a sports lounge, & high roller room
• 15,000 square foot venue
• 200 hotel rooms

Construction Cost: $30.5M   Size: 112,000sf   

• The Navajo Division of Public Safety (NDPS) received a grant to build multi-purpose justice centers
• Total budget for these projects was $30.5 million each
• The Justice Centers design consisted of three main buildings totaling 112,000 square feet and included courtrooms, correctional areas, law enforcement offices, and support spaces
• BIA funding was used for the correctional facility that would be contained within the Justice Centers

• 164,000 square foot casino and 180,000 square foot hotel
•  Hotel was designed to 4-star standards, with 150 rooms and junior suites
• Casino provided space for 1300 slot machines, 24 table games, a 300-seat bingo hall with keno, and a dedicated poker room with 12 tables
• Amenities include:
  • Food court
  • 250 seat buffet
  • Upscale 125 seat steakhouse
  • Dynamic 200-seat nightclub
• 6,000 square feet conference facility with separate breakout rooms and pre-function space

• $88 million-dollar casino
• 210,000 square foot, one-story structural steel building included administrative and conference space, a dining area, slot machines, table game areas, a bingo hall and retail shops
• Supported on top of a two-level underground pre-cast concrete parking structure of approximately 386,000 square feet
• 60-foot diameter rotunda structure, supporting as much as 30 feet of sandstone and interfacing with a timber entry canopy Porte Cochere
• Design-build project was the largest casino in New Mexico at the time
• The crescent-shaped structure features views of the Sandia Mountains through a 40-foot high glass wall at the back of the facility
• Natural materials indigenous to the area were used in the structure; wood vigas and latillas were incorporated into the pueblo-style design
• A two-level, 800-car parking facility is underground to minimize land use
• Gaming facilities include a bingo hall that seats up to 850, a fine-dining restaurant, a 250-seat buffet restaurant, a deli, a gift shop, an entertainment lounge, meeting space, the largest poker room in the state and up to 1,300 slot machines.
• Large outdoor grass amphitheater that seats 3,000
• PHASE II included:
• 228 guestrooms
• 530,000 square feet of low-rise including – 35,000 square feet of convention/meeting space
• 3 restaurants
• Retail space
• 11,000 square feet of Spa/Pool area
• 18-hole golf course & new club house

• $110 million-dollar project for the Mescalero Apache Tribe
• Facility completely replaced the existing resort hotel and casino
• eSteel project
• Upscale resort with 275 guest rooms and suites
• 37,000 square feet of gaming space, featuring the latest in Las Vegas-style gaming
• Convention Center, featuring a 20,000 square foot Grand Ballroom
• 1,700-space parking structure

• $250-million-dollar destination resort featured a 387-room Hilton full-service resort, a 79-suite Homewood Suites by Hilton, a spa, convention facilities, entertainment venues and a new casino
• Situated on 92 acres of Pojoaque tribal land
• Five-story resort hotel encompassed 490,000 square feet
• Hotel included two wings, with a total of 377 rooms (410 bays), a two-story atrium in lobby, vacation station, exercise room, spa, administration, four-pipe/fan coil or heat pump HVAC system, proposed cast-in-place concrete structure, full-service laundry and dry-cleaning
• Casino and theater encompass 172,000 square feet
• Casino included a 45,000 square foot gaming floor, 1,200 to 1,500 gaming positions, casino back of house, and support
• Theater had 784 seats, an elevated stage, dressing rooms and a loading dock
• Restaurants, retail promenade, parking garage, vacation station and conference center totaled 176,300 square feet
• Exhibition hall seated 5,000 and included an elevated stage
• Outdoor facilities include tennis courts, two outdoor pools, and an indoor pool, an amphitheater, and exterior water features
• Chavez-Grieves Consulting Engineers, Inc. was the structural engineer for the complex

• 32,000 square foot casino atop a ridge overlooking Lake Henshaw
• Construction cost was between $18 million and $25 million
• Casino included card tables, a 24-hour restaurant and 349 slot machines
• Chavez-Grieves Consulting Engineers was the structural engineer of record on the project

• $155 million-dollar expansion
• 20-story, 200 hotel room tower to the existing Cherokee Catoosa Casino
• Expansion added 350,000 square feet, with 30,000 new square feet of convention space and an additional 75,000 square feet of other meeting areas
• 2,500-seat theater
• 7,500 square foot Toby Keith’s restaurant
• 14,000 square foot ballroom addition
• Expansion added a fine dining facility as well as a buffet and three additional eateries
• 750 new electronic games in an additional 23,000 square feet was added as well as many poker tables
• 507,000 square foot parking garage

CG also designed the original resort development that included 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 included a restaurant. The theme expressed the heritage of the Cherokee Tribe of Oklahoma. The hotel overlooked one of the beautiful lakes of the golf course.