Recent Projects
Anderson School of Management
The latest addition to Anderson School of Management is the Student Services Center. This beautiful, multi-functional 4,500 square foot addition to the building is a welcoming place for students. The lack of common areas in the original building was seen as a hindrance to the students and faculty alike. Students were quick to vacate after class. The new addition encourages socializing to discuss such topics as daily stocks or the latest financial news. The original dark brown stucco circular element was rarely used in a building that is full of students daily. To transform the space into something functional the University created the Student Services Center addition project. JBH is proud to have been part of a project that will benefit the state for years to come as UNM students learn the ins and outs of financial management. Anderson was awarded the Best of 2007 award from SW Contractor Magazine in the Higher Education category and an Award of Merit in the Renovation/Remodel category from the National Association of Industrial and Office properties (NAIOP).
Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind
Recently JBH performed upgrades at the Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind. The school provides educational services for children who are blind/low vision and/or deaf/hard of hearing from birth to age twenty-one. The job consisted of the demolition and re-pipe of the existing steam and condensate system from the school's steam boiler plant. The supply and return pipe was ran through underground service tunnels to an equipment distribution room that produces steam heat and hot water for several buildings on campus. The project team installed several thousand feet of welded pipe 6" and smaller. This project started June 10th, 2007 and was fast tracked to get the school open by the 3rd week of August. It was a pleasure to be able to perform work to help make the lives of these brave children more comfortable.
John Milne Community Board Room
APS's John Milne Board Room is a 3,500 square foot remodel at APS City Center. Originally the area was office space occupied by state employees. APS purchased the area and began plans for the new boardroom. Ten feet were added to the existing structure to enclose the reception area. Great care was taken by the designers to ensure that the boardroom fit seamlessly within the existing building. From the pattern of the tile to the color of the paint this task was accomplished. The room is a beautiful place for board members from the state's largest school district to meet.
