CNM STEMulus Downtown
Albuquerque
Client
CNM Endowment
Architect
Sam Sterling Architecture
2015 AIA CITATION AWARD FOR REMODEL & ADAPTIVE REUSE
The first phase of this project included the POP-UP Pavilion, which consists of three stacked cargo containers intended to be a self-sustained, mobile recruitment center and multi-functional event and showcase podium. Also included in this overall project is the tenant improvement of the downtown CNM STEMulus Campus, which is the entry for CNM into Downtown ABQ. This project is CNM's effort, in partnership with the City of Albuquerque, to revitalize the downtown area.
Subsequent phases expanded and completed the downtown campus. The CNM STEMulus Campus includes flexible classroom space with offices, meeting rooms, classrooms, break room and open commons.
No items found.
1
Other Projects
Modern buildings are still built with old tools. Like integrity.
No items found.
Eighty years is more than a milestone. It’s a testament to the resilience and craftsmanship of generations of Jaynes employees. It’s also a testament to the Jaynes community in the Southwest. Since 1946, Jaynes has built more than structures; we’ve built schools where futures begin, hospitals where healing takes place, and workplaces that drive innovation. Most meaningfully, Jaynes has built lasting relationships with owners, communities, and each other. This defines the Jaynes Way.
65 Mercado Street, Ste. 125
Durango, CO 81301
Durango, CO 81301
970.247.1831
970.247.0338
HR FAX
505.998.0713 / 505.908.3212
505 S. Main St. Suite 132
Las Cruces, NM 88001
Las Cruces, NM 88001
575.526.6400
575.526.1495
HR FAX
505.998.0713 / 505.908.3212
Albuquerque
Durango
Aztec
Las Cruces
El Paso