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WAMO Studio Architects' design reputation is based on simple, innovative and authentic designs. Since its inception, the firm has pursued a rigorous logic in its design approach in the belief that architectural programs are best solved directly and efficiently. The firm has been recognized with prestigious accolades including American Institute of

We are committed to providing our clients with personal and professional planning, architecture, engineering and consultation. We are a licensed company with broad experience internationally in commercial, retail, assisted living, tenant development, historic preservation and restoration as well as residential architecture. Lorenzo is highly motivated

Born in New Mexico, Richard Martinez commenced his college studies at Princeton University, graduating with an A.B. in Architecture. He earned his Master of Architecture from Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture and Planning. In 1992, he established Martinez Architecture Studio in Santa Fe, which specializes in both residential and commercial

Our mission is to enrich New Mexico communities with functional sustainable designs that honor the intended purpose and stay true to the sense of place. We succeed as a company because we openly discuss the work that must be done, how we will achieve it, and define each person's important contribution. Studio Southwest Architects is a minority-owned

Barbara J. Felix, Founder of Barbara Felix Architecture + Design (BFA+D) is licensed in New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Wyoming and Virginia. Her unique background in a wide variety of disciplines enables her to provide clients with creative design strategies that incorporate full architectural and interior services, ergonomic and wayfinding solutions

Edmund A. Boniface III moved to Northern New Mexico over forty years ago where he was immediately captivated by the rugged mountains, forests, streams and adobe architecture of the Mora valley. During that time, he lived in what had once been a Penitente Morada. He learned the art of blacksmithing and how to shoe horses from some of the old patrons