SMPC celebrates four major project milestones in three remarkable weeks, including grand openings for Bernalillo County Fire Station 36, the Transportation Systems Technology Center at RioTECH, and CNM Film & Digital Media and the New Mexico Media Arts Collective at the Albuquerque Rail Yards.
Albuquerque Public Schools celebrated the opening of the new Duranes Early Childhood Center, the district’s first campus dedicated entirely to Pre-K and special education Pre-K programs. The new center gives the longtime Duranes school site a renewed purpose while expanding access to early childhood education for Albuquerque families.
SMPC partnered with Saranam and ECOTerra to renovate the Frances Thaxton Ash Family Center, supporting families experiencing homelessness through community-focused spaces and services in Albuquerque.
A morning on the trail—cleaning, connecting, and caring for a stretch of the Rio Grande Bosque we’ve maintained for the past five years.
SMPC Architects earns Platinum level recognition from Family Friendly New Mexico, marking ten consecutive years of supporting employee well-being.
SMPC attended the East Mountain Partnership Breakfast and shared visuals for the East Mountain School campus expansion, including a new Middle School planned for the East Mountains.
The recent topping out of the Transportation Technology Center at RioTECH marks an important milestone for both construction progress and a shared vision for education in Rio Rancho. Hosted by Franken Construction, the event brought together SMPC, Central New Mexico Community College (CNM), Rio Rancho Public Schools (RRPS), and the subcontractors and tradespeople whose work is shaping the building every day.