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The Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) is a four year Federally Chartered and Funded College. This new 14,500 square foot two story building houses the College’s Administration and IT Department.

The 7,200 square foot Santa Fe County Regional Emergency Communications Center (RECC), which opened in July 2024, represents the continued successful Design-Build relationship between Jaynes, Studio Southwest Architects, and Santa Fe County. RECC is the professional home to the frontline personnel responsible for dispatching multiple first responders and public safety agencies across a wide geographical area — six counties and municipalities in northern New Mexico, including the Santa Fe Police Department, Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Office, Santa Fe Fire Department, Santa Fe County Fire Department, Town of Edgewood Police Department, San Miguel County Fire, and Village of Pecos Fire Department, and the Animal Control department in the City, County, and Town of Edgewood.

The purpose of the Santa Fe County Administrative Complex revolved around consolidating many county functions into one campus. This project was located in the heart of downtown Santa Fe. Our team worked alongside the owner and architect in this Design-Build project to plan, design and construct a new administration office complex and parking structure.

The City of Santa Fe’s effort to construct a teen center has officially come to fruition with the construction of the Southside Teen Center. Jaynes led in construction services for this three-story, 17,000 square foot project. The Teen Center includes a gym, basketball courts, a game room, an art space, lounge, and more.

The Target remodel in Santa Fe involved the demolition and renovation of the existing store, led by Jaynes. The building area encompassed 120,766 square feet of improvements aimed to enhance Target’s overall appearance, functionality, and safety.

The Blake Hotel is a catalytic project for the future developments in the area. We are proud to support the development and build a facility reflective of the Taos Ski Valley’s unique heritage. Once this project is completed, individuals can visit their hotel room or private residence, spa rooms, fitness area, yoga studio, or massage room.