Santa Fe Indian School

LOCATION

Santa Fe, N.M.

OWNER

Santa Fe Indian School
The 19 Pueblos of New Mexico

ARCHITECT

WH Pacific (formerly ASCG, Inc.)
Van H. Gilbert Architects Weller Architects, P.E.

SERVICES PROVIDED

Preconstruction
Construction Management - At Risk
Design-Build

PROJECT DATA

• Established in 1890 as a federal, off-reservation boarding school, this 104-acre campus is home to approximately 550 Native American students from the 19 Pueblos and 25 other tribes in grades seven through twelve.
• The three phase project encompassed 350,000 square feet.
• Phase One, a new Math, Science and Technology Building, is the first project in the campus rejuvenation.
• Phase Two includes a new middle school, high school, male and female dormitories, a student life center, an administration building, maintenance and operations buildings and sports fields.
• Phase Three is the Santa Fe Indian School Wellness Center, which includes a gymnasium and events center.
• Cultural enhancements were incorporated throughout the campus, including the use of battered studs and foam on exterior walls to simulate a pueblo structure and hand applied stucco finish to replicate an adobe look.