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Latest News Jul 1, 2023 Thrilled to Announce Collaboration with Spaceport America! Buffalo Design Architects is excited to announce a collaboration with Spaceport America. We are looking forward to contributing our architectural expertise to a new project that will redefine the boundaries of space exploration and technology. Read More Jun 27, 2023 Sneak Peek of the T'siya Enrichment and Learning Center Buffalo Design Architects is thrilled to unveil the T'siya Enrichment and Learning Center, a transformative hub designed with cutting-edge concepts and a focus on fostering an inclusive learning environment. This project represents a significant milestone in their commitment to inspiring education and collaboration with Pueblo of T'siya. Read More May 9, 2023 A Journey of Growth and Collaboration: Buffalo Design Architects at Ohkay Owingeh Community School After designing the Ohkay Owingeh Community School in 2015, Buffalo Design was given the opportunity to design a campus extension that consists of a new multipurpose building, exterior play areas, and a exterior basketball court. Being able to work on multiple projects for the same client is always a rewarding experience. We are honored to have the opportunity to watch this community grow. Read More Apr 17, 2023 Nambe Teen Center: Celebrating Post-Construction We are thrilled to celebrate the completion of the transformative Nambe Teen Center, a testament to collaboration, vision, and empowering spaces that resonate with the essence of the community it serves. Read More Mar 21, 2023 Celebrating Milestones: Welcoming Two New Partners at Buffalo Design Architects! Buffalo Design Architects celebrates the addition of two new partners, Marc and Mike, recognizing their invaluable contributions and commitment to shaping the firm's success and fostering innovative architectural solutions. Read More Feb 13, 2023 "Embracing Diversity: Buffalo Design's Journey in Celebrating Culture Through Architecture" Buffalo Design celebrates diversity and cultural appreciation in architecture, focusing on understanding and respecting the unique identities of communities they serve, with a commitment to creating transformative spaces that honor traditions and uplift communities. Read More

Nambe Pueblo Teen Center < Back Nambe Pueblo Teen Center Amidst the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic, our attention was drawn to a significant project in November 2020 – the creation of a dynamic Teen Center. The task of designing this facility presented numerous obstacles that demanded exploration through several iterations before reaching the final design. Throughout the process, the fluctuating construction costs necessitated constant vigilance and adaptability. We meticulously considered various materials, including wood, steel, metal building, and hybrid options, in order to achieve the most optimal outcome. The Teen Center project, with its unique purpose and youthful energy, stirred our team to approach it with utmost dedication and perseverance. As we navigated through the complexities, we found gratifying solutions that resulted in a predominantly wood hybrid design, perfectly tailored to meet the needs of the young community it will serve. In spite of the formidable challenges faced, the journey to create this Teen Center became a testament to our team's resilience and ingenuity. The final result is a space that promises to empower and inspire teenagers, providing them with a safe, vibrant, and welcoming environment to nurture their passions, creativity, and growth. Category Community + Civic Services Programming, Architectural Design, Construction Management Location Nambe, NM Size 5,000 sf Project Team Project Architect | Larry Anderson Project Manager | Mike Salvador _MG_1078.jpg _MG_1058.jpg _MG_1064.jpg _MG_1078.jpg 1/4 Previous Next

Isleta Resort & Casino Museum Renovation < Back Isleta Resort & Casino Museum Renovation This renovation turned a kids play area into an exhibit space within the Isleta Hotel & Casino Renovation. The NEH Exhibit is a traveling. exhibit that was displayed within this space for a year and a half. Due to the limited time to prepare the space and the temporary nature of the exhibit, the room was finished simply and economically while looking aesthetically pleasing. An access point to the exhibit was added on an exterior wall to create direct access to the space. This space also had directional fencing and signage on the exterior to direct visitors to the exhibit. Category Hospitality Services Architectural design Location Isleta Pueblo, NM Size 1,500 sf Project Team Project Architect | Larry Anderson IRC 9-18-2018 (87)-3.jpg IRC 9-18-2018 (101).JPG IRC 9-18-2018 (93).JPG IRC 9-18-2018 (87)-3.jpg 1/7 Previous Next

Santa Clara Casino Kitchen & Dining Renovation < Back Santa Clara Casino Kitchen & Dining Renovation Situated within the busy casino, the renovation of “The Grill” at Santa Clara Casino was a complex projectdue to the logistics of keeping the restaurant, kitchen, and casino operational during construction. Thedesign/build delivery method allowed the opportunity to provide cost analysis and project coordination with the owner from start to finish. The work included documenting the existing conditions and providing conceptual ideas to increase synergy between the gaming operations and the food and beverage services. This renovation includes providing both the aesthetic effect and an increased efficiency of operations. Included was the demolition, remodel and expansion of the kitchen into adjacent space to create afunctional service, preparation, and delivery kitchen. The solutions are focused on a design that is inviting, exciting, fun, and comfortable for the guests. Overall “theming” was incorporated into the design. Upon entering “The Grill” guests are welcomed at a reception station with a pebble stone wall with a willow reed acrylic slotted window and the new restaurant logo. Varying arrangements of tables and booths define the dining areas. Detailed wood doors on sliding rails separate the private dining room for the main dining area. The ceiling is differentiated with soffits of varying heights, specialty lighting, and wood beams. The walls are decorated with photos illustrating the pueblo culture. All of this combines to create a contemporary, warm and inviting theme. The Kitchen is entirely new and is now on the same floor as the restaurant, providing full cooking operations and direct access to the restaurant. Category Hospitality Services Architectural Design Location Espanola, NM Size 5,800 sf Project Team Project Architect | Larry Anderson Santa Clara Grill_HB-5.jpg Santa Clara Grill_HB-10.jpg Santa Clara Center Bar_HB-2.jpg Santa Clara Grill_HB-5.jpg 1/8 Previous Next

Spaceport Technology and Reception Center < Back Spaceport Technology and Reception Center The Spaceport Technology and Reception Center is a state-of-the-art facility designed to support spaceport operations, public engagement, and technological innovation. The center typically serves as a hub for administrative functions, visitor reception, educational exhibits, and technology showcases. Key components include: A visitor center with interactive exhibits highlighting space exploration and commercial spaceflight. Conference and event spaces for hosting industry meetings, public outreach, and educational programs. Technology demonstration areas showcasing aerospace advancements and innovations. Administrative and operational offices to support spaceport management and coordination. The project aims to promote public interest in aerospace, support the growing commercial space industry, and serve as a gateway to the spaceport complex. It often features sustainable design principles and cutting-edge infrastructure to reflect the innovation of the space sector. Category Community + Civic Services Programming, Schematic Design Location Truth or Consequences, NM Size 29,400 sf Project Team Project Architect | Marc Gonzales Intern Architect | Kalie Matherly Intern Architect | Lyvan Medrano Draftsperson | Mariah Garcia-Baker Image7_001_edited.jpg Image10_edited.png Image18_edited.jpg Image7_001_edited.jpg 1/7 Previous Next

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

Acoma Enterprise Board Big Game Camp Development < Back Acoma Enterprise Board Big Game Camp Development In response to the growing demand for immersive and eco-conscious travel experiences, the Acoma Enterprise Board embarked on a visionary project: the Acoma Enterprise Board Big Game Camp. Nestled within the heart of the Acoma Pueblo region, this development represents the epitome of luxury camping, commonly known as glamping. The focal point of this project was the creation of a series of exquisitely designed glamping tents, each meticulously curated to blend seamlessly with the surrounding natural beauty. What sets these tents apart is their integration of modern conveniences, including fully equipped indoor bathrooms, ensuring that visitors can revel in the splendor of nature without compromising on comfort. This innovative approach not only elevates the overall tourist experience but also sets a new standard for sustainable tourism. By seamlessly integrating luxury and ecological preservation, the Acoma Enterprise Board Big Game Camp Development stands as a testament to the harmonious coexistence of human habitation and the natural world. Visitors can now embark on a journey that offers not only tranquility and rejuvenation but also a profound connection with the pristine wilderness of the Acoma Pueblo region. Category Hospitality Services Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction Documents, Construction Administration Location Acoma Pueblo, NM Size Each Tent | 300 sf Project Team Project Manager | Mike Salvador 20220901_095003.jpg 20220901_100348.jpg 20220901_094824.jpg 20220901_095003.jpg 1/3 Previous Next

Isleta Pueblo Maintenance Facility < Back Isleta Pueblo Maintenance Facility This comprehensive project includes multiple construction initiatives aimed at enhancing and optimizing the Pueblo's facilities and infrastructure. This 16,150 square feet building serves as a centralized hub, consolidating critical maintenance services for Motorpool, Water Resources, Maintenance, and Department of Natural Resources. It features three spacious vehicle repair and maintenance bays equipped with an overhead crane, two vehicle lifts, and an efficient fluid distribution system. The equipment yard, spanning approximately 4 acres, offers secured storage for vehicles and materials, alongside amenities like an exterior wash bay and a fueling facility, ensuring operational efficiency. A strategic reorganization of the intersection at HWY 47 and Tribal Road 97 improves traffic flow and safety. Expanded acceleration and deceleration lanes, along with upgraded road alignment for TR 97, enhance vehicular movement. New traffic lights have been skillfully installed to accommodate the changes. Tribal Road 97 has been meticulously engineered and redesigned with new vertical and horizontal alignments, ensuring optimal safety and efficiency. The fully paved roadway and state-of-the-art drainage system effectively address water flow and runoff concerns. The successful completion of these diverse construction projects underscores our commitment to elevating the Pueblo's facilities, infrastructure, and overall community well-being. Each component has been executed with precision, aiming to improve accessibility, safety, and functionality for both residents and administrative personnel. Category Commercial Services Architectural Design, Construction Management Location Albuqueruqe, NM Size 16,150 sf Project Team Project Architect | Marc Gonzales DJI_0688.JPG Isleta Maintenance_Final-34.JPG _Z3A1093.JPG DJI_0688.JPG 1/12 Previous Next

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Security Annex < Back Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Security Annex The 19 Pueblos Owned Indian Pueblos Marketing Inc. a branch of the main organization. the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center approached buffalo design to plan and design a much-needed facility. This facility would ease some overcrowding and provide onsite facilities for two departments of the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, Property Development and Public Safety. Ongoing development of the 66 acres adjacent the existing IPCC Property steered this project. A 2,430 square feet building was developed to fit within a compact slice of property centrally located in the heart of the overall development. The buildings footprint was getting large and the need for overall view of the development push up a second story to the compact footprint. The modern Puebloan building houses open offices for security personnel, IT room for service of entire 66-acre development, break room, a high-tech (command) monitoring center and a small holding area for emergency situations on the first floor. The second floor has a conference room with coffee bar and offices for the Property Development Director and staff. The conference rooms. also opens to the perimeter balcony for views in each of the four directions. Category Community + Civic Services Architectural design Location Albuquerque, NM Size 2,430 sf Project Team Project Architect | Larry Anderson Project Manager | Mike Salvador _MG_1830.jpg _MG_1827.jpg _MG_1802.jpg _MG_1830.jpg 1/3 Previous Next

San Felipe Master Plan < Back San Felipe Master Plan The San Felipe Exit 252 Master Plan was developed to establish a framework for development of the 70-acre parcel of land that currently includes the Black Mesa Casino and Travel Center and Pueblo Restaurant. Recent developments including the re-branding of the casino, addition of the trucker’s lounge at the travel center and the demolition of the old racetrack has set the stage for the much-needed plan for the long-term development of the site. The primary goal was to create an “achievable plan” that included zones for future development. This master plan, while setting the stage for future development, is none the less a living document. The plan must be continually reviewed and updated as circumstances that influence the decisions made at this time may change in the future. The purpose of any master planning effort is to provide design guidelines for future development. This includes not only the physical planning and layout of the building but also the desired design criteria and standards that must be adhered to. Just as the building program provides specific sizes, and relationship of various spaces so to must the building performance criteria give specific requirements for each of the components used in the construction of the built forms. Category Master Plan Services Master Planning Location San Felipe Pueblo, NM Size 70 acres Project Team Project Architect | Larry Anderson 2023.02.jpg 2023 image 2.jpg 2023 image 3.jpg 2023.02.jpg 1/3 Previous Next

Gallup-McKinley County Schools Crownpoint Teacher Housing < Back Gallup-McKinley County Schools Crownpoint Teacher Housing The Gallup McKinley County Schools Crown Point Teacher Housing Project represents a significant and commendable initiative aimed at providing high-quality housing for educators within the Gallup McKinley County Schools system. This project comprises four duplexes, strategically designed to accommodate professors and teachers associated with the school district. One of the key features of this housing project is its emphasis on efficiency and flexibility. The duplexes offer a choice of two or three-bedroom options, catering to the diverse needs of the teaching staff. This flexibility ensures that the housing can accommodate both individuals and families, making it a valuable resource for attracting and retaining talented educators in the community. Despite being classified as economical housing, the Gallup McKinley County Schools Crown Point Teacher Housing Project doesn't compromise on architectural quality. The inclusion of cathedral high ceilings adds an element of grandeur and spaciousness to the residences. These high ceilings not only enhance the aesthetics of the duplexes but also contribute to a sense of openness and airiness. Furthermore, the project pays attention to the finer details of design. The incorporation of porches not only adds character to the exteriors but also provides a welcoming space for teachers to unwind and connect with their neighbors. Thoughtfully designed kitchens and storage spaces within the duplexes reflect a practical approach, ensuring that educators have functional and comfortable living environments. In summary, the Gallup McKinley County Schools Crown Point Teacher Housing Project is a commendable initiative that underscores the importance of providing educators with well-designed, flexible, and efficient housing options. By offering a range of amenities and thoughtful architectural features, this project not only addresses the housing needs of teachers but also contributes to building a stronger and more vibrant educational community in Gallup and McKinley County. Category Housing Services Architectural Design Location Crownpoint, NM Size 2 Bedrooms: 1050 sf | 3 Bedrooms: 1300 sf Project Team Project Architect | Larry Anderson Intern Architect | Israel Frias-Chaparro Image14.png Gallup-McKinley County Schools - 2023 revit_Site Model_9-6-23_edited.jpg Image15.png Image14.png 1/10 Previous Next