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- Laguna Pueblo Housing Development | Buffalo Design
Laguna Pueblo Housing Development < Back Laguna Pueblo Housing Development The Pueblo of Laguna Housing Development and Management Enterprise (LHDME) contracted buffalo design to design and develop construction documents for 7 homes to be constructed of man and pueblo member made Compressed Earthen Blocks (CEB). These Compressed Earthen Block’s would be used to construct 7 homes within the surrounding Pueblo of Laguna reservation. Housing Project consisted of individual homeowners and sites. The floor plan designs developed were for a 2- and 3-bedroom homes at 1,600 and 1,800 square feet respectfully. The requirements included solar harvesting, energy efficient. fixtures, pueblo style and adhering to state and pueblo code compliance. The plan designs were oriented linear, south facing to allow the maximum exposure of the sun to the living area and bedrooms. Main entry overhangs with decorate wood columns and overhead trellis was designed to provide protection from the summer sun. Large double-hung windows provide abundant natural light into the living areas and decorative built-in nichos on the interior provides spaces for homeowner’s interests. Category Housing Services Architectural design Location Pueblo of Laguna, NM Size 1,600 - 1,800 sf per Home Project Team Project Architect | Larry Anderson exterior-1.jpg porch-1.jpg adobe-interior-wall-detail-2.jpg exterior-1.jpg 1/7 Previous Next
- Bob's Burgers I, II, & III | Buffalo Design
Bob's Burgers I, II, & III < Back Bob's Burgers I, II, & III The Bob's Burgers restaurant chain is embarking on an ambitious endeavor to expand its presence in Albuquerque, NM, through the creation of three distinct restaurant locations: Bob's Burgers I, Bob's Burgers II, and Bob's Burgers III. Each location is characterized by a contemporary and sleek design that aims to offer customers an enhanced dining experience while retaining the brand's recognizable charm. The architectural design for all three locations revolves around the concept of sleek modernity. The exterior façades feature clean lines, bold geometries, and a harmonious blend of glass, metal, and premium materials. The design seeks to seamlessly integrate the restaurant into its urban context while also setting it apart as a stylish and inviting destination. Category Commercial Services Programming, Design, Construction Documents Location Albuquerque, NM Size 2,500-4,500 sf Project Team Project Architect | Marc Gonzales Draftsperson | Mariah Garcia-Baker Image6.png Image9.png Image11.png Image6.png 1/4 Previous Next
- Kathryn Derr | Buffalo Design
Meet our Team Our team comprises a diverse and highly skilled group of professionals who share a common set of design principles centered around our strong sense of social responsibility. Our primary focus lies in delivering enduring design solutions that stand the test of time while taking into account the broader impact of our actions on society. Larry Anderson principal | ceo | architect Marc Gonzales principal | cfo | architect Mike Salvador principal | cmo | tribal liaison John Tansey principal | architect Tom Cassidy senior architect Vanessa Garcia project architect David Kindel project architect Kalie Matherly intern architect Lyvan Medrano intern architect Na'im Robinson intern architect Kathryn Derr project manager | technician Mariah Garcia-Baker draftsperson | technician Nhi Tran draftsperson | technician Chelsea Shendo draftperson | technician Kris Schiffer project designer | draftsperson Randall Gallegos accounting manager
- Mariah Garcia-Baker | Buffalo Design
Meet our Team Our team comprises a diverse and highly skilled group of professionals who share a common set of design principles centered around our strong sense of social responsibility. Our primary focus lies in delivering enduring design solutions that stand the test of time while taking into account the broader impact of our actions on society. Larry Anderson principal | ceo | architect Marc Gonzales principal | cfo | architect Mike Salvador principal | cmo | tribal liaison John Tansey principal | architect Tom Cassidy senior architect Vanessa Garcia project architect David Kindel project architect Kalie Matherly intern architect Lyvan Medrano intern architect Na'im Robinson intern architect Kathryn Derr project manager | technician Mariah Garcia-Baker draftsperson | technician Nhi Tran draftsperson | technician Chelsea Shendo draftperson | technician Kris Schiffer project designer | draftsperson Randall Gallegos accounting manager
- Larry Anderson | Buffalo Design
Meet our Team Our team comprises a diverse and highly skilled group of professionals who share a common set of design principles centered around our strong sense of social responsibility. Our primary focus lies in delivering enduring design solutions that stand the test of time while taking into account the broader impact of our actions on society. Larry Anderson principal | ceo | architect Marc Gonzales principal | cfo | architect Mike Salvador principal | cmo | tribal liaison John Tansey principal | architect Tom Cassidy senior architect Vanessa Garcia project architect David Kindel project architect Kalie Matherly intern architect Lyvan Medrano intern architect Na'im Robinson intern architect Kathryn Derr project manager | technician Mariah Garcia-Baker draftsperson | technician Nhi Tran draftsperson | technician Chelsea Shendo draftperson | technician Kris Schiffer project designer | draftsperson Randall Gallegos accounting manager
- Vanessa Garcia | Buffalo Design
Meet our Team Our team comprises a diverse and highly skilled group of professionals who share a common set of design principles centered around our strong sense of social responsibility. Our primary focus lies in delivering enduring design solutions that stand the test of time while taking into account the broader impact of our actions on society. Larry Anderson principal | ceo | architect Marc Gonzales principal | cfo | architect Mike Salvador principal | cmo | tribal liaison John Tansey principal | architect Tom Cassidy senior architect Vanessa Garcia project architect David Kindel project architect Kalie Matherly intern architect Lyvan Medrano intern architect Na'im Robinson intern architect Kathryn Derr project manager | technician Mariah Garcia-Baker draftsperson | technician Nhi Tran draftsperson | technician Chelsea Shendo draftperson | technician Kris Schiffer project designer | draftsperson Randall Gallegos accounting manager
- Navajo Technical Utility Authority Office Addition | Buffalo Design
Navajo Technical Utility Authority Office Addition < Back Navajo Technical Utility Authority Office Addition The proposed project is a significant addition to the existing Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (NTUA) Building, aiming to enhance and expand its facilities. NTUA has entrusted us with the task of seamlessly integrating the new design with the existing architecture, providing much-needed administrative offices. Our design approach focuses on respecting and preserving the architectural heritage and cultural significance of the NTUA Building. We aim to create a cohesive extension that complements the original structure, maintaining visual continuity by using similar design language and materials. The new design thoughtfully addresses the functional requirements for additional administrative offices, ensuring efficient and organized spaces to meet the organization's evolving needs. Emphasizing a welcoming and inclusive environment, the expanded building maximizes natural light, ventilation, and spatial flow, fostering a productive atmosphere for staff and visitors. Beyond the practical aspects, the project emphasizes the cultural importance of community integration and preservation. We aim to honor Navajo heritage by thoughtfully integrating local art and design motifs into the new addition, creating a space that resonates with a sense of identity and pride. In summary, our proposal for the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority Building addition combines modern functionality with cultural sensitivity, creating a lasting legacy that meets present demands while preserving tradition for future generations. Category Community + Civic Services Schematic Design, Competition Location Fort Defiance, AZ Size 4,000 sf Project Team Project Architect | Marc Gonzales NTUA Existing_High Res-7 AFTER.jpg NTUA Existing_High Res-16 AFTER.jpg NTUA Existing_High Res-54 AFTER.jpg NTUA Existing_High Res-7 AFTER.jpg 1/3 Previous Next
- Kris Schiffer | Buffalo Design
Meet our Team Our team comprises a diverse and highly skilled group of professionals who share a common set of design principles centered around our strong sense of social responsibility. Our primary focus lies in delivering enduring design solutions that stand the test of time while taking into account the broader impact of our actions on society. Larry Anderson principal | ceo | architect Marc Gonzales principal | cfo | architect Mike Salvador principal | cmo | tribal liaison John Tansey principal | architect Tom Cassidy senior architect Vanessa Garcia project architect David Kindel project architect Kalie Matherly intern architect Lyvan Medrano intern architect Na'im Robinson intern architect Kathryn Derr project manager | technician Mariah Garcia-Baker draftsperson | technician Nhi Tran draftsperson | technician Chelsea Shendo draftperson | technician Kris Schiffer project designer | draftsperson Randall Gallegos accounting manager
- Lyvan Medrano | Buffalo Design
Meet our Team Our team comprises a diverse and highly skilled group of professionals who share a common set of design principles centered around our strong sense of social responsibility. Our primary focus lies in delivering enduring design solutions that stand the test of time while taking into account the broader impact of our actions on society. Larry Anderson principal | ceo | architect Marc Gonzales principal | cfo | architect Mike Salvador principal | cmo | tribal liaison John Tansey principal | architect Tom Cassidy senior architect Vanessa Garcia project architect David Kindel project architect Kalie Matherly intern architect Lyvan Medrano intern architect Na'im Robinson intern architect Kathryn Derr project manager | technician Mariah Garcia-Baker draftsperson | technician Nhi Tran draftsperson | technician Chelsea Shendo draftperson | technician Kris Schiffer project designer | draftsperson Randall Gallegos accounting manager
- Dine College Ned Hatathli Center Additions & Renovation | Buffalo Design
Dine College Ned Hatathli Center Additions & Renovation < Back Dine College Ned Hatathli Center Additions & Renovation The Ned Hatathli Center, a prominent seven-story high-rise situated at the heart of Dine's College campus in Tsaile, Arizona, has long been an iconic symbol of the institution. Given the historical importance of both the building and the college itself, a meticulous and sensitive approach was required to address its structural issues and undertake planned interior remodels. Over the years, the Ned Hatathli Center has faced substantial structural shifting and cracking due to the instability of the underlying soil conditions. These conditions have not only affected the building's integrity but have also caused visible defects in elements such as the curtain wall system and the first-level floor. Our comprehensive scope of work includes an assessment of the structural framework and the underlying soil conditions supporting the Center, as well as an examination of the curtain wall construction and the factors contributing to discoloration, cracking, and moisture infiltration. In addition to addressing these critical structural concerns, our project encompasses a thoughtful approach to interior remodels. These remodels will include the creation of a welcoming café, modern classrooms, and a culturally significant hall. The café will serve as a gathering space, fostering a sense of community among students and faculty. The classrooms will be equipped with state-of-the-art technology and ergonomic design to enhance the learning experience. The cultural hall, designed with the rich heritage of the Dine people in mind, will provide a dedicated space for cultural events, celebrations, and gatherings. Previous attempts at repairs and deferred maintenance have only exacerbated issues, resulting in additional problems such as leaks, settling, and further deterioration. Our comprehensive approach not only aims to address these longstanding issues but also to transform the interior of the Ned Hatathli Center into a vibrant, functional, and culturally significant hub for the Dine's College community. Category Education Services Architectural Design, Renovations Location Tsaile, AZ Size 8,000 sf Project Team Project Architect | Larry Anderson Dine College-1.jpg Dine College-10.jpg IMG_3305.JPG Dine College-1.jpg 1/7 Previous Next
- Mike Salvador | Buffalo Design
Meet our Team Our team comprises a diverse and highly skilled group of professionals who share a common set of design principles centered around our strong sense of social responsibility. Our primary focus lies in delivering enduring design solutions that stand the test of time while taking into account the broader impact of our actions on society. Larry Anderson principal | ceo | architect Marc Gonzales principal | cfo | architect Mike Salvador principal | cmo | tribal liaison John Tansey principal | architect Tom Cassidy senior architect Vanessa Garcia project architect David Kindel project architect Kalie Matherly intern architect Lyvan Medrano intern architect Na'im Robinson intern architect Kathryn Derr project manager | technician Mariah Garcia-Baker draftsperson | technician Nhi Tran draftsperson | technician Chelsea Shendo draftperson | technician Kris Schiffer project designer | draftsperson Randall Gallegos accounting manager
- Poeh Cultural Center Master Plan | Buffalo Design
Poeh Cultural Center Master Plan < Back Poeh Cultural Center Master Plan The proposed new park is intended to occupy the property to the northwest of the Poeh Cultural Center (PCC). The envisaged park will incorporate a Pueblo Veterans Memorial, a playground, and a fitness course. It is imperative for the park to have direct access to the outdoor activity areas of the PCC. Throughout its history, the Poeh Cultural Center has consistently expanded its offerings, collections, and archives, with an ongoing commitment to serving the Pojoaque Pueblo community and Pueblo Indians across New Mexico. With the continuous growth of collections, archives, and services, there arises a requirement for additional storage and workspace. To address this need, the Buffalo Design team has been chosen to collaborate with the staff and management of the PCC in identifying a suitable approach for expanding the existing center. The objective is to align this expansion with the overarching goals and objectives of the Poeh Cultural Center. Category Master Plan Services Master Planning Location Pojoaque, NM Size 1 acre Project Team Project Architect Tom Cassidy | Intern Architect Lyvan Medrano Image28.png Image31.png Image21.png Image28.png 1/5 Previous Next