Winners of the 2022 NAIOP New Mexico Awards of Excellence

9 Dec 2022

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The following are the 2022 Eagle Award winners as part of NAIOP New Mexico‘s annual Awards of Excellence.

COMMUNITY CIVIC/PUBLIC

Hope Village

Owner: HopeWorks

Developer: YES Housing Inc.

General Contractor: Pavilion Construction

Architect: Mullen Heller Architecture, PC

Engineers: EEA Consulting Engineers, Walla Engineering

This project was a collaboration between YES Housing — an Albuquerque-based nonprofit aimed at building communities through affordable housing — and HopeWorks, a nonprofit serving individuals and families experiencing homelessness. This 38,000-square-foot facility has a Gold Level rating from LEED for Homes, a voluntary rating system promoting design and construction of green homes. The building has a communal area and on-site behavioral health and case management offices on the first floor, and the second and third floors host 42 one-bedroom apartments for residents. Since its opening in February, Hope Village has been at full occupancy. It aims to help those with a documented history of chronic homelessness, and diagnoses of mental disorders, alcohol or drug dependency.

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