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The ribbon cutting ceremony for the new FBT designed Alcalde Elementary School in Espanola took place today. It was a pleasure seeing the formerly portable campus transform into this stunner. Everybody was ecstatic! View On Facebook

Anton Chico’s new 22,270 sf elementary and middle school serves the small community of Anton Chico and surrounding areas in New Mexico’s rural Guadalupe county. The new compact school replaces an out of date 80+ year old facility that was too large for it’s current population. With a student population of 110 students, the school’s […]

FBT has settled into its new corporate office in Albuquerque’s Uptown neighborhood. Open and simple yet highly functional stations partner nicely with the branded wall color and fabric/floor-tile textures within the central core. All of the materials used in the space — floors, walls, lighting, acoustics, furniture — are materials the firm regularly uses for […]

FBT Architects are completing a move to a new space today about three blocks from its home since 1991. The firm, previously located at 6100 Indian School Road, will now be housed in the One Park Square building in Uptown in 9,000 square feet. Article

Thank you to our friends at the National Hispanic Cultural Center for helping us clear out our architectural material samples in preparation of the move to our new space (oops, secret’s out)! These donated materials will be used for a variety of community art projects at the NHCC. We are happy to contribute to art […]

Truman Middle School was awarded LEED Gold certification today. The project reported a 34.75% increase in energy efficiency, recycled over 90% of its construction waste, used recycled content materials for over 30% of materials procured, and was constructed with more than 25% materials from local sources. Exemplary performance includes enhanced acoustical performance for outdoor play […]

Atrisco Heritage Academy was featured today in an article published by ArchDaily. Click here to read it!

Lovelace Women’s Hospital is adding a 16,000 sf natural-birthing center to the 98-bed hospital that delivers 3,600 infants a year. The project was designed by FBT Architects. Article