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Previous Next Santa Fe Public Schools Mandela International Magnet School Renovation Santa Fe, NM In Progress Vigil & Associates is proud to partner with Santa Fe Public Schools on the transformative renovation and expansion of Mandela International Magnet School — Santa Fe’s only equal-access public International Baccalaureate (IB) school. The project reflects the school’s global-minded mission by creating spaces that foster inquiry, creativity, and collaboration. This forward-looking campus modernization includes the construction of two new buildings — a Classroom Building and a Food Service & Performing Arts Building — while preserving and integrating the existing Gymnasium and Larragoite Classroom Building. New Classroom Building Located south of the site’s central arroyo, this two-story structure will house: • 9 general education classrooms • 2 science classrooms • 2 art classrooms • A dedicated makerspace • Media center/library • Administrative offices and student support areas Designed to support a modern and interdisciplinary learning environment, the new building will offer flexible, light-filled spaces that promote hands-on learning and student engagement. New Food Service & Performing Arts Building Positioned north of the arroyo, this multi-purpose building will serve as both a dining facility and a creative arts hub. Key features include: • A student dining area with a warming kitchen • Orchestra and drama classrooms • A built-in performance platform within the dining area Connecting these two buildings will be an open-air breezeway, creating a central spine across the campus and maintaining visual and physical connection between both sides of the arroyo. Between the Food Service Building and the Classroom/Admin wing, a new dining courtyard will provide a welcoming and secure outdoor dining space — extending the social and creative energy of the campus into the open air. Campus & Site Enhancements The overall site will be thoughtfully reconfigured to improve circulation, safety, and outdoor programming. Updates include: • A new parking lot • Redesigned parent and bus drop-off lanes • Modified access points on Agua Fria Street to support two-way traffic • Outdoor enhancements, including new play courts and an open-air amphitheater for student gatherings and performances As part of the campus transformation, V&A will also create a grand new entrance at the main entry of the school. Drawing inspiration from design elements used throughout the project, the entry will incorporate a perforated metal screen and distinctive pipe pattern — an architectural gesture that reflects the traditional coyote fencing found throughout Santa Fe, connecting the school’s modern design with its regional roots. The architecture will feature metal stud framing with a stucco exterior, accented by a mix of metal paneling for visual interest and durability. Every aspect of the design reflects the school’s identity and commitment to a peaceful, inclusive, and globally aware education. Previous Next

Pre K-12 Featured Projects LAPS Aspen Elementary School Los Alamos, NM See More APS Atrisco Elementary Kindergarten Building Albuquerque, NM See More APS Bandelier Elementary School Albuquerque, NM See More BCS Belen Family School Belen, NM See More EPISD Coach Archie Duran Elementary School El Paso, TX See More APS Collet Park Elementary & Kindergarten Building Albuquerque, NM See More LCPS Columbia Elementary School Las Cruces, NM See More CIDS Cuba Elementary School Cuba, NM See More CISD Cuba High School Cuba, NM See More CISD Cuba Middle School Cuba, NM See More DIS Dulce Elementary School Dulce, NM See More DIS Dulce Middle School Dulce, NM See More MVCS El Rito Elementary School El Rito, NM See More CVIS Escalante Mid-High School Tierra Amarilla, NM See More LCPS Hermosa Elementary School Las Cruces, NM See More LCPS Hillrise Elementary Multipurpose Addition Las Cruces, NM See More LLPS Los Lunas High School Athletic Field Improvements Los Lunas, NM See More JMPS Lybrook Elementary School Lybrook, NM See More SFPS Mandela International Magnet School Renovation Santa Fe, NM See More SFPS Nye Early Childhood Center Santa Fe, NM See More BERN CO PB&J SE Heights Children's Facility Albuquerque, NM See More PISC Pecos Track and Field Improvements Pecos, NM See More SFPS Ramirez Thomas Elementary School Santa Fe, NM See More RRPS Rio Rancho High School Black Box Theater Rio Rancho, NM See More MMS Roping Arena Mosquero, NM See More SFPS Santa Fe High School Administration Building Santa Fe, NM See More SFPS Santa Fe High School Commons / Cafeteria Building Santa Fe, NM See More RRPS Skilled Trades and Technology Center Rio Rancho, NM See More SPX St. Pius Athletics Master Plan Albuquerque, NM See More LCPS Tashiro Food Service Warehouse Las Cruces, NM See More WRUSD Tséhootsooí Elementary School Window Rock, AZ See More WRUSD Tséhootsooí Middle School FT. Defiance, AZ See More RRPS Vista Grande Elementary School Rio Rancho, NM See More Additional Pre K-12 Projects Alamogordo Public Schools Sacramento Elementary School Demo - 2020 Albuquerque Public Schools Atrisco Elementary Kindergarten Building * - 2006 Bandelier Elementary School * - 2008 Collet Park Elementary & Kindergarten Building - 2015 Hubert Humphrey Elementary - 2016 Intensive Support Hub (ISP) Prototype - 2014 Belen Consolidated Schools Belen Family School - 2015 Belen High School Cafeteria Roof Replacement - 2013 Belen High School Campus Wide Accessibility Improvements - 2014 Belen High School Roof Replacement - 2011 Gil Sanchez Elementary Renovation - 2013 Gil Sanchez Roof Replacement - 2013 La Merced Elementary Secure Vestibule Improvements - 2014 Bernalillo County PB&J SE Heights Children's Facility - 2009 Capitan Municipal Schools Building System Analysis Report - 2016 Chama Valley Independent Schools Chama Elementary School Renovation* - 2006 Escalante High School Re-roof* - 2008 Escalante High School Weight Room Addition* - 2004 Escalante High School* - 2007 Escalante Mid-High School * - 2008 Tierra Amarilla Elementary School - 2010 Tierra Amarilla Re-roof* - 2008 Cobre Cobre High School Reroof* - 2006 Snell Middle School Cuba Independent School District Cuba Elementary School Renovation and Addition * - 2007 Cuba High School Football Field Lighting*- 2008 Cuba High School Renovation * - 2008 Cuba Middle School Renovation and Gym Addition * - 2005 Deming Public School My Little School - In Progress Dulce Independence Schools District Dulce Elementary School * - 2003 Dulce Middle School * - 2005 El Paso Independent Schools Coach Archie Duran Elementary School - 2022 Gallup-McKinley County Schools McKinely Vocational School - In Progress Ramah High School Weight Room and Plaza Repair - 2018 Hassell Enterprises Saba School – 2011 Hatch Valley Municipal Schools Garfield Elementary School* Hatch High School* Hatch Middle School* Rio Grande Elementary School* Jemez Mountain Public Schools Biomass Building* Lybrook Elementary School * - 2005 Las Cruces Public Schools Cesar Chavez Elementary School Parking lot and Drop off - 2016 Columbia Elementary School - In Progress Dona Ana Elementary School* - 2004 Hermosa Heights Elementary School - 2018 Hillrise Elementary Multipurpose Addition - 2024 Hillrise Elementary School HVAC Replacement - 2024 Tashiro Food Service Warehouse - 2025 Tashiro Operations Complex, Ph 2 - In Progress Valley View Landscape - 2023 Vista Middle School Gym - 2023 Las Vegas City Schools District Wide HVAC Upgrades - 2011 Los Niño's Elementary School Kitchen Study - 2012 LVCS Master Plan 2010 Revision - 2012 Mike Marr Gym - 2013 Robert Paterson HVAC Upgrade - 2009 Robertson High School New Food Court Study - 2011 Los Alamos Public Schools Aspen Elementary School - 2015 Los Lunas Schools Los Lunas High School Athletic Field Improvements - In Progress High School Pool Demo - 2020 Magdalena Municipal School District Magdalena High School* Mesa Vista Consolidated Schools El Rito Elementary School - 2012 Mosquero Municipal School Gym Addition - 2013 New Track - 2013 Roping Arena - 2015 Tech Building Renovations - 2013 Pecos Independent Schools Panther Parkway Driveway Widening Project - 2013 Pecos Elementary School Gym Floor - 2013 Pecos Track & Field Improvements - 2013 Pojoaque Valley Schools Conditioning Room Addition to Ben Lujan Gym* - 2008 Questa Independent Schools Alta Vista Elementary School ADA Reno - 2011 Rio Costilla Elementary School ADA Reno - 2011 Río Gallinas School of Ecology and the Arts Rio Gallinas Charter School-Fire Damage - 2015 Rio Rancho Public Schools Cleveland High School Film Room Renovation - 2019 Colinas del Norte Elementary School Library Addition - 2008 Lincoln Middle School Kitchen Remodel - 2024 MLK Jr. Elementary School HVAC Renovation - 2020 Rio Rancho High School Black Box Theater Addition - 2010 Rio Rancho HS Performing Arts Center Th eater Light Renovation - 2013 Skilled Trades and Technology Center - In Progress Vista Grande Elementary School - 2016 Santa Fe Public Schools Mandela International Magnet School Renovation - In Progress Nye Early Childhood Center - 2016 Ramirez Thomas Elementary School - 2012 Santa Fe High School Administration Building - 2020 Santa Fe High School Commons Building - 2023 Santa Fe High Sc hool Field House - In Progress Santa Fe High School HVAC & Lighting - 2017 St. Pius X High School Athletic Complex Master Plan - 2016 New Chapel and Commons - 2016 State of New Mexico - Facilities Management Division (NM FMD) Eagles Nest Reformatory School - 2022 Tularosa Municipal Schools Tularosa Intermediate School* - 2002 United Way Kaune Early Learning Center - 2016 Kaune Feasibility Study - 2015 West Las Vegas Schools West Las Vegas High School HVAC Upgrade Window Rock Unified School District (WRUSD) Tséhootsooí Elementary School - 2009 Tséhootsooí Middle School * - 2008 Zuni Public Schools (ZPS) Zuni High School* - 2002 * Ray Vigil's experience under the previous firm of ASA Architects

Previous Next City of Raton & El Raton Media Works Kearny Film Studio and Education Center Raton, NM In Progress Vigil & Associates is proud to partner with the City of Raton and nonprofit El Raton Media Works on the transformation of the former Kearny Elementary School into the Kearny Film Studio and Education Center—a vibrant new hub for film production and workforce development. This adaptive reuse project will introduce specialized classrooms and workshops for training in wardrobe design, makeup, carpentry, and other key roles within the film industry. The facility will also feature production offices, editing suites, and support spaces to foster professional creative work. Planned renovations include: * Redesign of the entry and lobby areas * Full rehabilitation and reconstruction of existing restrooms * Restoration of ceilings, roofing, and interior/exterior finishes * Structural stabilization to ensure long-term integrity * Comprehensive upgrades to mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems * Site improvements, including grading and drainage enhancements This project not only preserves a historic community asset but also supports economic growth and educational opportunity in Raton by building local capacity for New Mexico’s growing film industry. Previous Next

Previous Next City of Rio Rancho Fire Station 8 Rio Rancho, NM In Progress Vigil & Associates is proud to partner with the City of Rio Rancho in the design and construction of the new Fire Station 8, a 15,071 sf facility to be located at the southeast corner of Veranda Road and Cabezon Boulevard. This new station will reflect the latest advancements in fire station planning and design, emphasizing safety, efficiency, and comfort for the firefighters who serve the community. The building will feature modern living quarters with 10 bunk rooms and two officer suites, a fully equipped kitchen and day room, and both indoor and outdoor fitness areas designed to support firefighter wellness. Operationally, the facility will include four apparatus bays to accommodate emergency response vehicles and one limited-access community room that provides a welcoming space for public engagement and outreach. Site development will include public parking to support community use as well as secured staff parking areas to ensure safety and operational integrity. Vigil & Associates is honored to contribute to this important civic project, which will enhance emergency response capabilities and serve as a lasting investment in the City of Rio Rancho’s growing community infrastructure. Previous Next

Previous Next City of Raton & El Raton Media Works Kearny Film Studio and Education Center Raton, NM In Progress Vigil & Associates is proud to partner with the City of Raton and nonprofit El Raton Media Works on the transformation of the former Kearny Elementary School into the Kearny Film Studio and Education Center—a vibrant new hub for film production and workforce development. This adaptive reuse project will introduce specialized classrooms and workshops for training in wardrobe design, makeup, carpentry, and other key roles within the film industry. The facility will also feature production offices, editing suites, and support spaces to foster professional creative work. Planned renovations include: * Redesign of the entry and lobby areas * Full rehabilitation and reconstruction of existing restrooms * Restoration of ceilings, roofing, and interior/exterior finishes * Structural stabilization to ensure long-term integrity * Comprehensive upgrades to mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems * Site improvements, including grading and drainage enhancements This project not only preserves a historic community asset but also supports economic growth and educational opportunity in Raton by building local capacity for New Mexico’s growing film industry. Previous Next

Community Featured Projects Branson Hall Library See More Las Cruces, NM NMSU Erin's Place See More Albuquerque, NM CCF Kearny Film Studio and Education Center See More Raton, NM CITY OF RATON New Meadows Long Term Care Facility See More Las Vegas, NM NMBHI & NMFMD North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center See More Albuquerque, NM CITY OF ABQ PB&J SE Heights Children's Facility See More Albuquerque, NM BERN CO Roping Arena See More Mosquero, NM MMS Ruidoso Public Library See More Ruidoso, NM South Valley Multi-Purpose Center See More Albuquerque, NM BERN CO Additional Community Projects Bernalillo County PB&J SE Heights Children's Facility - 2009 South Valley Multi-Purpose Center - 2012 Children’s Cancer Fund Erin's Place - 2017 City of Albuquerque North Domingo Baca Multigenerational Center - 2021 Respite Center - 2017 City of Las Cruces Animal Service Center -2016 Downtown Plaza Improvements - 2019 Outdoor Pool Analysis - 2020 City of Raton & El Raton Media Works Kearny Film Studio and Education Center - In Progress Curry County Sports Complex / Rec Center Planning & Design Dona Ana County Dolores Wright Community Center / Library Media Center - 2024 Gila Regional Medical Center* Mosquero Municipal Schools Roping Arena - 2015 New Mexico Behavioral Health Institute (NMBHI) & State of New Mexico FMD New Meadows Long Term Care Facility - 2021 New Mexico State University (NMSU) Branson Hall Library * State of New Mexico - Facilities Management Division (NM FMD) Fort Stanton Veterans Cemetery Improvements – In Progress Angel Fire Veterans Cemetery Improvements – In Progress Ruidoso Public Library * * Ray Vigil's experience under the previous firm of ASA Architects

Public Safety Featured Projects BERN CO Confined Space Training Facility & Metal Building Infrastructure See More Albuquerque, NM CORRALES Corrales Fire Station See More Corrales, NM OTERO CO County Jail See More Alamogordo, NM SANDIA PUEBLO Fire EMS Station See More Sandia Pueblo, NM CITY OF ABQ Fire Station 11 Addition See More Albuquerque, NM BERN CO Fire Station 31 See More Albuquerque, NM BERN CO Fire Station 41 See More Tijeras, NM BERN CO Fire Station 43 See More Tijeras, NM BERN CO Fire Station 46 See More Sandia Park, NM BERN CO Fire Station 5 Addition See More Albuquerque, NM DONA ANA CO Fire Station 6 See More Las Cruces, NM BERN CO Fire Station 66 See More Albuquerque, NM CITY OF RR Fire Station 8 See More Rio Rancho, NM CITY OF ABQ Fire Station 9 See More Albuquerque, NM BERN CO James McGrane Safety Complex See More Albuquerque, NM NMAMNG Las Cruces Readiness Center See More Las Cruces, NM CIBOLA CO Public Safety Complex See More Grants, NM CITY OF ABQ Southwest Safety Center See More Albuquerque, NM DONA ANA CO Third Judicial District Court Complex See More Las Cruces, NM Additional Public Safety Projects Bernalillo County Confined Space Training Facility - 2011 District 5 Fire Station Addition - 2009 Fire Station 5 - 2010 Fire Station 31 - 2011 Fire Station 41 - 2011 Fire Station 43 - 2017 Fire Station 46 - 2011 Fire Station 66 - In Progress James McGrane Safety Complex - 2009 Department of Emergency Management Renovations - 2023 Shooting Range Park Rangemaster Office - 2022 Youth Service Center Pods D and E Renovations - 2022 Youth Service Center Pods C and F Renovations - 2024 Cibola County Public Safety Complex - 2023 City of Albuquerque Civic Plaza Basement Health Clinic Renovations - 2023 Fire Station 9 - 2021 Fire Station 11 - In Progress Southwest Safety Center - In Progress City of Las Cruces Police Station Re-Roof - 2020 Security Hall Upgrades - 2020 Colfax County Vigil Maldonaldo Detention Center - 2015 Dona Ana County District Court Addition - In Progress Fire Station 6 * Third Judicial District Court Complex * New Mexico Army National Guard Las Cruces Readiness Center - 2020 Otero County County Jail * Sandia Pueblo Fire EMS Station - 2024 State of New Mexico - Facilities Management Division (NM FMD) Athletic Facility Renovation for Youth Diagnostic and Development Center - 2016 DPS Firing Range - 2018 Village of Corrales Corrales Fire Station * - 2005 * Ray Vigil's experience under the previous firm of ASA Architects

Previous Next City of Rio Rancho Fire Station 8 Rio Rancho, NM In Progress Vigil & Associates is proud to partner with the City of Rio Rancho in the design and construction of the new Fire Station 8, a 15,071 sf facility to be located at the southeast corner of Veranda Road and Cabezon Boulevard. This new station will reflect the latest advancements in fire station planning and design, emphasizing safety, efficiency, and comfort for the firefighters who serve the community. The building will feature modern living quarters with 10 bunk rooms and two officer suites, a fully equipped kitchen and day room, and both indoor and outdoor fitness areas designed to support firefighter wellness. Operationally, the facility will include four apparatus bays to accommodate emergency response vehicles and one limited-access community room that provides a welcoming space for public engagement and outreach. Site development will include public parking to support community use as well as secured staff parking areas to ensure safety and operational integrity. Vigil & Associates is honored to contribute to this important civic project, which will enhance emergency response capabilities and serve as a lasting investment in the City of Rio Rancho’s growing community infrastructure. Previous Next

Previous Next Las Cruces Public Schools Columbia Elementary School Las Cruces, NM 2025 The new Columbia Elementary School was thoughtfully designed to harmonize with its natural surroundings by integrating the two-level structure into the site’s existing topography. This strategic design approach not only enhances the school’s functionality and accessibility but also minimizes its visual impact on the landscape. The main level of the school serves as the public-facing front of the campus and includes the primary entrance, administrative offices, a media center, and classroom wings for early childhood, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades. This level opens to grade on the east side of the site, where the main parking area, parent pick-up/drop-off lanes, and dedicated playgrounds for Pre-K and Kindergarten are conveniently located. The lower level of the building opens to grade on the west side, connecting directly to the bus loop, service drive, utility yard, and athletic playfields. This floor houses essential shared and specialized spaces, including the full-service kitchen and cafeteria, a gymnasium, art and STEM classrooms, and classroom wings for 4th and 5th grades. By creating a dual-access, split-level design, the school efficiently separates vehicular traffic patterns for parents and buses, enhances safety, and ensures smooth day-to-day operations. The building is designed to support 21st-century learning with a strong focus on collaboration, natural light, energy efficiency, and age-appropriate learning environments across all grade levels. Previous Next

Higher Education Featured Projects NMSU Branson Hall Library Renovation See More Las Cruces, NM UNM HSC Chancellor's Office / Admin Suite Reno See More Albuquerque, NM UNM HSC College of Pharmacy See More Albuquerque, NM NMSU Goddard Hall Renovation See More Las Cruces, NM NMSU James B Delamater Activity Center Reno See More Las Cruces, NM NM TECH Kelly Hall Replacement Building See More Socorro, NM UNM La Posada Dining Hall See More Albuquerque, NM UNM Reibsomer Hall Renovations See More Albuquerque, NM UNM Scholes Hall Exterior Assessment and Roof Repair/Restoration See More Albuquerque, NM UNM HSC Student Success Center Renovation See More Albuquerque, NM UNM HSC Surge Building Ophthalmology Suite See More Albuquerque, NM CNM Ted Chavez Trades & Technologies Center See More Albuquerque, NM UNM University House Preservation See More Albuquerque, NM UNM HSC Upper Plaza Enhancements See More Albuquerque, NM UNM Valencia Campus Improvements See More Valencia, NM Additional Higher Education Projects Central New Mexico Community College (CNM) School of Skilled Trades - In Progress Central New Mexico Community College & Rio Rancho Public Schools Ted Chavez Trades & Technologies Center - In Progress Curry County Sports Complex / Rec Center Masterplan Luna Community College (LCC) Luna Community College - Brown Building - 2014 New Mexico State University (NMSU) Branson Hall Library * Dona Ana Community Center HVAC Chiller Replacement Goddard Hall * James B Delamater Activity Center Master Plan Upgrade - 2022 James B Delamater Activity Center Renovation - In Progress New Mexico State University (NMSU - CEMRC) Light Hall Lab / Radiochemistry Analysis Lab CEMRC Labs 150 and 150A Renovations - 2017 New Mexico Tech Kelly Hall Replacement Building - In Progress The University of New Mexico - Antoine Predock Center Antoine Predock Center for Design and Research Interior Reno - 2020 The University of New Mexico - Gallup Gallup Facility Plant - 2017 Pump House - 2020 The University of New Mexico - Los Alamos Los Alamos Campus Wide Infrastructure Improvement - 2025 Workforce Development and CTE Lab - In Progress The University of New Mexico - Main Campus Athletics Department Renovation Programming - 2021 Castetter Hall Animal Research Facility, Ph 1 - 2016 Castetter Hall Biology Labs A & B Renovation - 2025 Castetter Hall Lab Renovation - 2018 Castetter Hall Lab 255 Renovation - 2025 Castetter Hall Rack Washer - 2025 CCETL Collaborative Teaching Support Center -2012 Fine Arts Restroom Renovation - 2021 La Posada Dining Hall - 2018 Materials Management Remodeling - 2021 Mesa Vista Restroom Renovation - 2020 Ortega Hall - 2012 Reibsomer Hall Renovations - 2020 Scholes Hall Exterior Assessment and Renovatio n - 2024 University House Preservation - 2022 The University of New Mexico - Health Sciences Center (UNM HSC) Basic Medical Science Building Biochemistry Lab Renovation - 2012 Chancellor's Office / Admin Suite Renovation - 2020 College of Pharmacy - In Progress Domeneci Center Neurobiology NIH Backfill plan - 2019 Domeneci Center Neurobiology Renovations - 2015 Domeneci Deck Code Analysis - 2019 Domeneci West 3rd Floor Surge Space - 2019 Fitz Hall Rack Washer - 2020 HSC Legal Team Office Renovations - 2018 Laboratory Renovations | G36-40A - 2014 Laboratory Renovations | Room 118 - 2018 Laboratory Renovations | Room 233D - 2013 Laboratory Renovations | Rooms 167 & 169 - 2012 Laboratory Renovations | BMSB 283 - 2015 Laboratory Renovations | G31-36A - 2015 Molecular Epidemiology Core Lab Renovation - 2017 Novitski Dental Clinic Hall - 2015 Nursing and Pharmacy B23 Student Work Room Renovation - 2015 Nursing and Pharmacy Lab Renovation - 2020 Pharmacy Lab Re novations - 2017 Student Success Center - In Progress Surge Building Anesthesiology Suite - 2023 Surge Building Ophthalmology Suite - 2021 Temporal Bone Lab Renovation - 2017 Upper Plaza Enhancements - 2019 The University of New Mexico - Valencia Fire Protection - 2021 Valencia Campus Improvements - 2021 Valencia Fire Protection Design - In Progress Western New Mexico University Bowden Hall Renovation* Fleming Hall Renovation* Hunter Hall Renovation* Light Hall Renovation* Student Center/Miller Library Renovation* * Ray Vigil's experience under the previous firm of ASA Architects

Previous Next Central New Mexico Community College Ted Chavez Trades & Technologies Center Albuquerque, NM 2025 Vigil & Associates, in collaboration with Architekton and Design Systems Inc., recently completed the Ted Chavez Trades & Technologies Center at Central New Mexico Community College (CNM), a groundbreaking facility designed to transform skilled trades education. This state-of-the-art, 21st-century learning environment will serve as a dynamic hub where students, industry leaders, and the community come together to collaborate, innovate, and shape the future of trades education. The facility not only expands CNM’s educational reach but also strengthens industry connections, ensuring that current and emerging trades thrive as Albuquerque continues to grow. A key driver of the facility’s design was a comprehensive curriculum analysis, examining market trends and modern pedagogy in skilled trades education. The six-month visioning and programming effort focused on aligning industry needs with educational strategies, reinforcing the skilled trades as a respected and lucrative career path. This effort resulted in a multi-phase, multi-building plan to create an interdisciplinary hub, linking essential trades such as carpentry and welding in Phase I, with future expansion into architecture, surveying, machine tooling, and advanced automotive technologies—including diesel, electric, and autonomous vehicle maintenance. Phase I, completed in 2025, includes a 59,300-square-foot facility housing 32,330 square feet of high-tech labs, 10 classrooms, academic support spaces, and offices. Designed with adaptability in mind, the labs are built with infrastructure that allows for seamless modifications to support evolving programs and technologies. Large overhead doors provide effortless movement of vehicles and heavy equipment into outdoor workspaces, transforming exterior yards into interactive learning and demonstration areas. Every lab is infused with natural daylight and designed for high visibility, not only enhancing the educational experience but also showcasing the trades to visitors, prospective students, and industry partners. Beyond its functional excellence, the facility incorporates a user-centered interior that enhances the student and instructor experience. Open, flexible spaces encourage collaboration, while thoughtfully integrated wayfinding elements and clear sightlines foster a sense of accessibility and engagement. The use of commodity materials in creative ways delivers a cost-effective yet aesthetically compelling environment, reinforcing the hands-on, practical nature of skilled trades education while maintaining a budget-conscious approach. Through its innovative design, adaptable learning spaces, and commitment to visitor engagement, the new Ted Chavez Trades & Technologies Center at CNM will not only redefine how trades education is delivered but also inspire future generations to explore careers in the skilled trades—equipping them with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to thrive in an evolving industry landscape. Previous Next

Previous Next Rio Rancho Public Schools Skilled Trades and Technology Center Rio Rancho, NM 2025 With the added expertise of Architekton, Vigil & Associates has completed the new RRPS Skilled Trades and Technology Center, a transformative renovation that repurposes a former call center into a dynamic hybrid of a vocational school and high school. Having prior experience in designing trades schools, Vigil & Associates was able to apply that knowledge during the discussion in the visioning phase to clearly analyze the unique conditions of merging a high school with a trades school. V&A discussed with industry leaders and community leaders what the priorities of the facility should be and how to best organize the program to benefit the various pathways offered at the facility. Designed to foster innovation and adaptability, the Skilled Trades and Technology Center provides students with a cutting-edge learning environment, equipping them with the skills needed for careers in emerging tech industries. By integrating advanced technologies and repurposing a 73,929-square-foot facility, the center prepares students for success while supporting regional economic growth. Its collaborative design encourages cross-disciplinary engagement, creating a vibrant learning community that meets the evolving demands of the skilled trades workforce. This facility is part of a two-phase campus development, which will include both the skilled trades school and an automotive school on an adjacent lot. Shared by RRPS and CNM, the center features 11 classrooms, each designed with the necessary infrastructure to accommodate both institutions’ instructors. This flexibility allows the curriculum to evolve alongside industry trends. Half of the facility is dedicated to hands-on training in five key trades: welding, plumbing, carpentry, HVAC, and electrical. Additionally, a specialized lab supports a networking course taught by CNM. The shop labs are intentionally designed for seamless collaboration, simulating real-world working conditions. With an open layout, students from different trades can easily interact, gaining firsthand experience in teamwork and coordination—essential skills for success in their future careers. Previous Next

Previous Next University of New Mexico - Health Sciences Center Upper Plaza Enhancements Albuquerque, NM 2021 This project included the successful creation of a new UNM Health Sciences Center Collaborative Shade Structure which acts as a focal point in the heart of the HSC campus and provides opportunities for gatherings and outdoor events. This 3,000 square foot structure provides a place for students, faculty and staff as a respite on the campus, as well as opportunities for studying, collaboration and outdoor teaching. The design is a contemporary interpretation of the traditional ramada structure and includes materials which bring a natural element to the plaza – gabion rock baskets and aluminum shade panels with patterns that mimic natural leave shade patterns. These patterns create a very interesting shadow play on the surfaces below that changes over the course of the day and year. The steel structure is supported by 11 steel columns, which in turn are anchored to and supported by concrete columns just below the roof deck and 11 steel beams supporting the aluminum shade panels. The largest steels beams are 44 feet long and define the angular pathway that cuts through the plaza and acts as a defining feature to tie the campus elements together. Previous Next

Previous Next Village of Corrales Corrales Fire Station Corrales, NM 2005 Under the previous firm of ASA Architects, Vigil & Associates’ president/principal Ray Vigil worked with the Village of Corrales on this project. The three-bay fire sub-station was a new pre-engineered building finished in earth-tone stucco and accented in a northern New Mexico style. There was close contact with the community throughout the design to create a building that fits into the rural & historic character of the Village of Corrales. The fabricated metal construction introduced 3 new vehicle bays, concrete site work and a new covered porch. An additional prefabricated metal building was constructed on the north corner of the existing building providing new office space, restrooms, wet bar and an additional covered patio. It allows for both future expansion of the sub-station and the future addition of an on-site training facility. Previous Next

Previous Next Bernalillo County Fire Station 66 Albuquerque, NM In Progress Vigil & Associates is proud to support Bernalillo County with the design of Fire Station 66, a new facility strategically located to meet the demands of the rapidly growing West Mesa region of Albuquerque. As the area continues to see significant expansion—including new manufacturing, warehousing, and future residential development—the need for enhanced emergency response infrastructure became clear. Fire Station 66 is designed to ensure faster, more efficient response times across the region, including critical access to Interstate 40. Its highly visible location allows motorists in distress to easily identify the station, creating a vital point of contact for emergencies both on and off the freeway. This next-generation facility also sets a new standard for Bernalillo County fire stations. Designed with long-term flexibility in mind, the station features 11 bunks and four apparatus bays, accommodating current operational needs while anticipating future growth. The architectural design draws inspiration from the natural forms and earthy tones of the nearby Three Sisters volcanoes, creating a strong sense of place and civic identity at Albuquerque’s western gateway. Key features of Fire Station 66 include: • A comfortable dayroom, kitchen, and dining area to support firefighter wellness • Exercise room and conference room for physical fitness and team coordination • Nine bunk rooms plus two dedicated officer bunk rooms • Men’s and women’s restroom and shower facilities • Walk-in pantry, walk-in refrigerator, and walk-in freezer for extended operational readiness • Decontamination and wash-down areas to support health and safety protocols • Dedicated storage rooms including general storage and bunk-specific storage • Four drive-through apparatus bays to support emergency vehicle access and readiness • A welcoming outdoor patio space for team relaxation and community engagement Fire Station 66 represents Bernalillo County’s forward-thinking approach to public safety, resiliency, and community investment. Previous Next

Previous Next Dona Ana County Third Judicial District Court Complex Las Cruces, NM The Historic Las Cruces Union High School building, originally constructed in 1927, was converted into a new state-of-the-art Dona Ana County Third Judicial District Court Complex. Many of the historical elements were left intact, including the towering brick smokestack that became the entrance focal point. This project was completed under the previous firm of ASA Architects, in collaboration with Dallas-based firm, Wiginton Hooker Jeffry. Vigil & Associates’ president/principal, Ray Vigil, served as project manager. Previous Next

Previous Next New Mexico State University Branson Hall Library Renovation Las Cruces, NM 1995 Under the previous firm of ASA Architects, Vigil & Associates’ president/principal Ray Vigil worked with NMSU on this project. Plans were designed for a renovation of Branson Hall for health and safety issues as well as for accommodating a continuously growing student and staff population by the creation of better spaces for staff to work and addressing student study areas. The work was structured into three phases of construction. The finished renovation featured firewalls on the second and third floors, the expansion of several balconies, a refreshed lobby with improved light fixtures and carpeting, and updated elevators. Previous Next

Previous Next Cibola County Public Safety Complex Grants, NM 2023 Vigil & Associates engaged with Cibola County to assess needs versus wants and determine priorities that provided the best design solutions without sacrificing budget. To mitigate “surprises” associated with renovations, V&A employed Building Information Modeling (BIM) to recreate an accurate 3d model of the existing facility before construction documentation began. Using this model allowed for well-coordinated drawings and provided cost savings, as “clash detection” capabilities in Revit helped our team to identify coordination errors before construction began. This project consisted of renovation of Cibola County Public Safety Building. The renovation of the new building was to facilitate Sheriff’s office, 911 Dispatch offices, and Office of Emergency Management. The project was an adaptive-reuse and near-total interior renovation of the approximately 20,000 SF existing facility to support the functions of the three county departments to be co-located there. This included extensive spatial reconfiguration and significant supporting power/data and HVAC modifications to support the new building program. Structural and plumbing modifications took place as necessary. New electrical service was brought to the building. Exterior work included new landscaping, replacement of paving, creation of new secure areas, lighting, and construction of new canopies. Roof repairs addressed concerns with existing drainage. * Renovation of a 20,784 GSF former National Guard Armory * Reconfiguration of existing spaces and mechanical systems * Three different user departments: Office of Emergency Management, 911 Dispatch Center and Sheriff’s Department * Providing efficiency by lowering costs associated with maintaining multiple facilities rather than one Previous Next

Previous Next Las Cruces Public Schools Hillrise Elementary Multipurpose Addition Las Cruces, NM 2024 Vigil & Associates partnered with Las Cruces Public Schools on the Hillrise Elementary Multipurpose Addition, a project focused on improving the functionality, safety, and overall learning environment of the campus. Key project highlights include: * Demolition of the existing kitchen and entry canopy * Renovation of the existing multipurpose room into new classrooms and a nurse’s station * Construction of a new multipurpose gymnasium/cafeteria and a fully equipped kitchen * A redesigned main entrance, featuring a contemporary canopy, site benches, and planters for a welcoming and secure entry experience * ddition of new restrooms, storage and support spaces, and electrical/mechanical rooms * Site grading and drainage improvements to support the new addition * Creation of a dedicated service parking area and a new dumpster enclosure adjacent to the kitchen To enhance security and functionality, new security doors were installed, and the main entry canopy was rebuilt to offer greater protection and presence. Throughout construction, V&A collaborated closely with LCPS administrators, school staff, and the contractor to ensure the school remained operational with minimal disruption to students and daily activities. Previous Next

This project served to renovate the Chancellor’s Office / Administration Suites on the 3rd floor of the HSSB Building on the HSC Campus. The existing spaces carried a sterile, institutional feel which the project transformed to support the HSC principals of maintaining a cohesive group atmosphere. V&A has worked closely with HSC Facilities and Administration to ensure that the renovated space would be thoroughly interconnected to enhance teamwork and maintaining the ease of the workflows, taking advantage of daylighting, breakout spaces and transparency at all available opportunities. • Maximization of Energy Efficency • Established Ease of Workflow • Maximization of Daylighting • Flexible Design Elements • Collabrative Breakout Spaces • Successfully Accommodated Entire Program Scope • Provided Renovated Spaces That Enhance Teamwork • Staff was relocated during construction • Delivered Transition from Institutional Layout to Collab Workspace • Unforeseen Conditions - Solved Thru Thorough Site Investigation Previous Next University of New Mexico - Health Sciences Center Chancellor's Office / Admin Suite Reno Albuquerque, NM 2017 This project served to renovate the Chancellor’s Office / Administration Suites on the 3rd floor of the HSSB Building on the HSC Campus. The existing spaces carried a sterile, institutional feel which the project transformed to support the HSC principals of maintaining a cohesive group atmosphere. V&A has worked closely with HSC Facilities and Administration to ensure that the renovated space would be thoroughly interconnected to enhance teamwork and maintaining the ease of the workflows, taking advantage of daylighting, breakout spaces and transparency at all available opportunities. • Maximization of Energy Efficency • Established Ease of Workflow • Maximization of Daylighting • Flexible Design Elements • Collabrative Breakout Spaces • Successfully Accommodated Entire Program Scope • Provided Renovated Spaces That Enhance Teamwork • Staff was relocated during construction • Delivered Transition from Institutional Layout to Collab Workspace • Unforeseen Conditions - Solved Thru Thorough Site Investigation Previous Next

Previous Next Sundance Construction Albuquerque, NM 2019 The project site is located north and east of San Mateo Blvd NE and Alameda Blrd NE. Improvements consist of a new prefabricated metal building to house a new car showroom with related offices and support facilities, a private service department as well as site development to support the new facility. Site improvements consist of vehicular access points, public sidewalks, internal drives, parking, internal walkways, landscaping, and drainage infrastructure. Previous Next

Vigil & Associates in collaboration with Architekton have been selected to lead the comprehensive renovation of the University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy—a transformative, multi-phased project focused on revitalizing one of UNM’s most iconic educational and research facilities. With a proud 76-year legacy, the UNM College of Pharmacy is a leader in pharmaceutical education, patient care, and research. Housed in a building originally constructed in 1975, the current facility no longer meets the evolving needs of modern pharmacy education. This renovation is an opportunity to completely modernize the 96,000 SF structure, equipping it to support the next generation of health professionals. The redesigned building will serve as a vibrant, multi-functional academic hub—supporting collaboration between students and faculty while strengthening ties to the broader UNM Health Sciences Campus. This full-building renovation includes: * Mechanical system replacement * Facade upgrade with high-performance energy-efficient windows, solar shading, and a dynamic new entrance on the southwest side * Interior reconfiguration of office space, labs, study zones, classrooms, and student gathering areas * Comprehensive upgrades to MEPF systems, IT infrastructure, and communication networks * Changes to all floors: sub-basement, basement, plaza level, second floor, and third floor Design Highlights: Situated at a major crossroads on UNM’s North Campus, the Pharmacy building is surrounded by key academic and health facilities. The design embraces this high-traffic context, creating a more open and inviting presence. * New South Facade & Addition: Designed to bring natural light deep into the building while rethinking circulation and gathering spaces. Expanding toward the south allows for more sustainable programming and greater student engagement. * Student Lounge & Communal Zones: A new lounge zone, amphitheater-style staircase, and vertical entry hearth foster connectivity and accessibility across all floors, enhancing both function and aesthetic appeal. * Technological Flexibility: A new core of infrastructure ensures the building is future-ready, with flexible lab space and resilient systems to support innovation. Key Goals: * Support Student & Faculty Collaboration: Flexible, multi-purpose classrooms and study spaces will foster interaction and community. * Improve Building Performance: A new high-performance facade and HVAC upgrades will improve energy efficiency and occupant comfort. * Celebrate Nature & Context: Biophilic design elements and stronger connections to the landscape will support wellness and learning. * Strengthen Identity: A welcoming, open atmosphere and architectural enhancements will elevate the College of Pharmacy’s visibility and presence on campus. Our renovation of the UNM College of Pharmacy is more than a building upgrade—it’s a reinvestment in the future of pharmacy education at UNM. By merging sustainable practices, advanced technology, and thoughtful design, we are helping create an environment where learning, research, and collaboration can thrive for generations to come. Previous Next University of New Mexico - Health Sciences Center College of Pharmacy Albuquerque, NM In Progress Vigil & Associates in collaboration with Architekton have been selected to lead the comprehensive renovation of the University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy—a transformative, multi-phased project focused on revitalizing one of UNM’s most iconic educational and research facilities. With a proud 76-year legacy, the UNM College of Pharmacy is a leader in pharmaceutical education, patient care, and research. Housed in a building originally constructed in 1975, the current facility no longer meets the evolving needs of modern pharmacy education. This renovation is an opportunity to completely modernize the 96,000 SF structure, equipping it to support the next generation of health professionals. The redesigned building will serve as a vibrant, multi-functional academic hub—supporting collaboration between students and faculty while strengthening ties to the broader UNM Health Sciences Campus. This full-building renovation includes: * Mechanical system replacement * Facade upgrade with high-performance energy-efficient windows, solar shading, and a dynamic new entrance on the southwest side * Interior reconfiguration of office space, labs, study zones, classrooms, and student gathering areas * Comprehensive upgrades to MEPF systems, IT infrastructure, and communication networks * Changes to all floors: sub-basement, basement, plaza level, second floor, and third floor Design Highlights: Situated at a major crossroads on UNM’s North Campus, the Pharmacy building is surrounded by key academic and health facilities. The design embraces this high-traffic context, creating a more open and inviting presence. * New South Facade & Addition: Designed to bring natural light deep into the building while rethinking circulation and gathering spaces. Expanding toward the south allows for more sustainable programming and greater student engagement. * Student Lounge & Communal Zones: A new lounge zone, amphitheater-style staircase, and vertical entry hearth foster connectivity and accessibility across all floors, enhancing both function and aesthetic appeal. * Technological Flexibility: A new core of infrastructure ensures the building is future-ready, with flexible lab space and resilient systems to support innovation. Key Goals: * Support Student & Faculty Collaboration: Flexible, multi-purpose classrooms and study spaces will foster interaction and community. * Improve Building Performance: A new high-performance facade and HVAC upgrades will improve energy efficiency and occupant comfort. * Celebrate Nature & Context: Biophilic design elements and stronger connections to the landscape will support wellness and learning. * Strengthen Identity: A welcoming, open atmosphere and architectural enhancements will elevate the College of Pharmacy’s visibility and presence on campus. Our renovation of the UNM College of Pharmacy is more than a building upgrade—it’s a reinvestment in the future of pharmacy education at UNM. By merging sustainable practices, advanced technology, and thoughtful design, we are helping create an environment where learning, research, and collaboration can thrive for generations to come. Previous Next

Previous Next Children’s Cancer Fund Erin's Place Albuquerque, NM 2017 As one of the only locations where pediatric oncology care is available in New Mexico, Albuquerque can seem distant and expensive for many families seeking treatment for their children. Erin’s Place, designed for the Children’s Cancer Fund, is an award winning design that provides a home-like setting for families whose children are receiving hospice care or treatment in Albuquerque. Peaceful and comfortable, Erin’s Place is made up of three single family townhouses (approximately 1,600 square feet with a master bedroom, second bedroom, two bathrooms, a kitchen, study, laundry, and attached garage) plus a detached Multipurpose communal use building of 784 square feet. An interior courtyard offers a quiet outdoor area to play and enjoy the sunshine. The space combines functional features of a hospital, such as reclining beds, but with a softer feel. Colorful decor and bedding, for instance, create a comfortable atmosphere for residents. A water feature outside was designed with the help of a local artist and child cancer patients, who painted clay tiles that adorn the fountain. Previous Next

Previous Next New Mexico Behavioral Health Institute & State of New Mexico Facilities Management Division New Meadows Long Term Care Facility Las Vegas, NM 2021 “The Meadows” is a major regional, licensed long-term care provider for elderly and disabled residents providing specialty services for dementia care in both elderly and younger residents. Vigil & Associates completed this new construction project in Las Vegas, NM, in three phases over the course of more than a decade. This project was a major undertaking for the State of New Mexico and had an extensive positive impact on the Las Vegas and surrounding communities. Careful attention was paid to ensure that the design was scaled appropriately for a residential type use, and fit into the community and the beautiful northern New Mexico landscape. The sawtooth style residence wings ensure that all resident rooms receive access to natural daylighting and views, oriented in a semi private manner which breaks down the scale of the facility. These wings are also used to frame, larger open courtyard spaces that allow for gathering areas for the residents to enjoy the views and weather in a secure manner. All phases of the project were a single-story design to avoid ramps, elevators and stairs. It also allowed better daylighting via skylights and light wells, and provided equal access to outdoor recreation areas for all residents. Resident/patient safety and comfort were key drivers of the project and drove many design decisions — with clear wayfinding, inviting colors and finishes — to allow patients a sense of freedom with exterior courtyards and various spaces while designing systems that prevented wandering. Clear sightlines and staff workstations located at key, strategic locations helped to ensure that the interior and exterior environments are welcoming, secure and easy to navigate. Phase I consisted of one 36-bed residential wing and the facility’s central area that included the main entrance, common spaces and service areas. The central area also has administration, public and support spaces, including business and nurse’s offices, a training room, staff locker and lounge areas, a gift shop, library and wellness clinic. Phase 2 was designed to replace the existing 52-bed Meadows Rest Home and the 110-bed Ponderosa Nursing Home located at the New Mexico Behavioral Health Institute. This phase included two 36-bed residential wings connected to Phase 1 via a north/south corridor. Phase 3 added an additional 54 beds. Each wing has its own dining room, activity room, family rooms, bathing suites and secure courtyard. While the physical space for the complete service plant was included in Phase 1, equipment was added as the number of beds increased. The three phases of construction total over 137,852 SF. The building structure, foundation, envelope and systems were all fine tuned to the northern New Mexico climate to ensure that the facility will continue to serve the community and remain operational without disruption for decades to come. This project was designed in collaboration with Boulder Associates, Boulder, CO. Phase 1 LEED Gold Certified Phase 2 LEED Silver Certified Previous Next