List of University of New Mexico buildings

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Last updated December 27, 2022

This list of University of New Mexico buildings catalogs the currently-existing UNM-owned structures that reside within the Albuquerque metropolitan area, the home of the university's main campus.

Table of University of New Mexico buildings in the Albuquerque metropolitan area

Buildings in the sortable table below are initially listed alphabetically.

Name	Built	Architect	Bldg. #	Location	Usage	Awards & Designations
Aerospace Studies	1940		159	Main Campus 35°05′14″N106°37′18″W / 35.0871°N 106.62171°W / 35.0871; -106.62171 (Aerospace Studies)	Air Force ROTC
AIMS@UNM & Hospital Operations			345	South Campus 35°04′16″N106°38′00″W / 35.07105°N 106.6332°W / 35.07105; -106.6332 (AIMS@UNM & Hospital Operations)
Alumni Memorial Chapel	1960	Holien and Buckley	25	Main Campus 35°05′06″N106°37′28″W / 35.08493°N 106.62434°W / 35.08493; -106.62434 (Alumni Memorial Chapel)	Chapel
Alvarado Hall	1965	William E. Ellison	157	Main Campus 35°05′05″N106°36′53″W / 35.08486°N 106.61463°W / 35.08486; -106.61463 (Alvarado Hall)	Residence Hall
Anderson Graduate School of Management	1987	Hutchinson, Brown and Partners	87	Main Campus 35°05′12″N106°37′14″W / 35.08665°N 106.62067°W / 35.08665; -106.62067	Anderson School of Management, Parish Library	AIA Albuq. Chapter: Award of Merit 1969
Anderson School of Management	1968 (west wing demolished in 2017)	John Reed^[1]^: 20	76	Main Campus 35°05′11″N106°37′11″W / 35.08637°N 106.61964°W / 35.08637; -106.61964 (Anderson School of Management)	Anderson School of Management
Anthropology	1937 (Maxwell Museum addition 1972)	John Gaw Meem, 1972:McHugh and Kidder	11	Main Campus 35°05′07″N106°37′29″W / 35.08527°N 106.62486°W / 35.08527; -106.62486 (Anthropology)	Anthropology, Maxwell Museum of Anthropology
Anthropology Annex	1937 (1982 remodelling)	John Gaw Meem, 1982:Patrick McClernon	12	Main Campus 35°05′01″N106°37′27″W / 35.08351°N 106.62426°W / 35.08351; -106.62426 (Anthropology Annex)	Anthropology
Army ROTC	1931		175	Main Campus 35°05′20″N106°37′22″W / 35.08886°N 106.62272°W / 35.08886; -106.62272 (Army ROTC)	Army ROTC
Art	1977	Antoine Predock	84	Main Campus 35°04′57″N106°37′17″W / 35.08258°N 106.62146°W / 35.08258; -106.62146 (Art)	Art
Art Annex	1926	Trost and Trost / Elson H. Norris	105	Main Campus 35°04′53″N106°37′29″W / 35.08141°N 106.62473°W / 35.08141; -106.62473 (Art Annex)	Art studios	National Register of Historic Places; New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 1497
Automotive	1968		216	North Campus	Physical Plant
Baker Memorial Building	1985		314	South Campus	Athletic offices
Bandelier Hall East	1930	George M. Williamson and Co. (Miles Brittelle, designer)	8	Main Campus 35°05′03″N106°37′27″W / 35.0843°N 106.62409°W / 35.0843; -106.62409 (Bandelier Hall East)	Geography
Bandelier Hall West	1941	John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.	16	Main Campus 35°05′04″N106°37′29″W / 35.08452°N 106.62465°W / 35.08452; -106.62465 (Bandelier Hall West)	Geography
Barbara and Bill Richardson Pavilion	2007	Studio Southwest Architects	286	North Campus	UNM Hospital
Basic Medical Sciences	1967	W.C. Kruger and Assoc.	211	North Campus	School of Medicine, Classrooms
Biology Annex	1948	John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner	19	Main Campus 35°04′58″N106°37′25″W / 35.08274°N 106.6236°W / 35.08274; -106.6236 (Biology Annex)	Biology
Biomedical Research	1982	W.C. Kruger and Assoc.	253	North Campus	Health Sciences
Bookstore	1996		102	Main Campus 35°04′53″N106°37′13″W / 35.08136°N 106.62015°W / 35.08136; -106.62015 (Bookstore)	Bookstore
Bratton Hall	1968 (expansion in 2003)	George Wright, 2003:Edward Mazria	218	North Campus	Law School and Library
Bureau of Business	1940		168	Main Campus 35°05′14″N106°37′14″W / 35.08717°N 106.62069°W / 35.08717; -106.62069 (Bureau of Business)	Economic Research Data Bank
Cancer Research Facility	1997	Dekker-Perich and Assoc.	229	North Campus	Health Sciences
Carlisle Gymnasium	1928	Gaastra, Gladding and Johnson	4	Main Campus 35°05′01″N106°37′22″W / 35.08363°N 106.62272°W / 35.08363; -106.62272 (Carlisle Gymnasium)	Gymnasium	National Register of Historic Places; New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 1453
Carrie Tingley Hospital	1959		270	North Campus	Hospital
Casas del Rio	2012		91–94	Main Campus 35°05′05″N106°36′57″W / 35.0847°N 106.61585°W / 35.0847; -106.61585 (Casas del Rio)	Residence Hall (American Campus Communities)	LEED Green (Pending)
Casita de Milagros	1993		279	North Campus
Castetter Hall	1951 (expansions in 1963, 2009, and 2011)	Meem, Zehner and Holien, 1963: Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	21	Main Campus 35°04′56″N106°37′22″W / 35.08228°N 106.62278°W / 35.08228; -106.62278 (Castetter Hall)	Biology	NM Society of Architects Honor Award 1970; LEED Gold (2009 addition)
Centennial Engineering Center	2008	VHGArchitects, Shepley Bulfinch	112	Main Campus 35°05′00″N106°37′32″W / 35.08325°N 106.62567°W / 35.08325; -106.62567 (Centennial Engineering Center)	School of Engineering Administration, Civil Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Engineering Labs
Center for the Arts	1963 (expansions in 1966, 1970, and 1973)	Holien and Buckley, 1973: William R. Buckley	62	Main Campus 35°04′56″N106°37′13″W / 35.08235°N 106.62029°W / 35.08235; -106.62029 (Center for the Arts)	Arts, Keller Hall, Popejoy Hall, Art Museum
Center for High Tech Materials	1997		338	South Campus	Electronics, Nanotechnology
Center for Science, Technology, and Policy	1995		185	Main Campus 35°05′17″N106°37′25″W / 35.08792°N 106.62366°W / 35.08792; -106.62366
Center for Wildlife Law			280	North Campus
Championship Golf Course Clubhouse	1968 (expansion in 1996)	John Reed		3601 University Blvd SE		AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1967; AIA Western Mountain Region: Award of Merit 1968
Child Care Center	1991	Van Dorn Hooker	277, 281	North Campus 35°05′45″N106°37′32″W / 35.09584°N 106.62568°W / 35.09584; -106.62568 (Child Care Center)
Children's Psychiatric Center	1975	Barker, Bol and Assoc.	236–245, 254	North Campus
Clark Hall	1951 (expansion in 1969)	Meem, Zehner and Holien, 1969: Ferguson, Stevens, Mallory and Pearl	22	Main Campus 35°05′01″N106°37′25″W / 35.08367°N 106.62352°W / 35.08367; -106.62352 (Clark Hall)	Chemistry	AIA Albuq. Chapter: Award of Merit 1969
Clinical & Translational Science Center	1972	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	227	North Campus	Health Sciences
Collaborative Teaching and Learning Building	2013		55	Main Campus 35°05′09″N106°37′11″W / 35.08571°N 106.61976°W / 35.08571; -106.61976	College of Education	LEED Silver
Colleen J. Maloof Administration Building	1966	Joe Boehning	307	South Campus 35°03′56″N106°37′46″W / 35.06546°N 106.62953°W / 35.06546; -106.62953	Athletic offices
Communication and Journalism	1949 (renovated 2007)	John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.	115	Main Campus 35°04′53″N106°37′22″W / 35.08143°N 106.62288°W / 35.08143; -106.62288 (Communication and Journalism)	Communication, Journalism
Consortium for Environmental Research, Informatics & Art (CERIA)	1974 (renovated 2000)	Holmes and Gianinni	83	Main Campus 35°05′00″N106°37′18″W / 35.08331°N 106.62179°W / 35.08331; -106.62179 (CERIA)	Biology, Cinematic Arts, Art Technology Center (originally UNM Bookstore)	NM Society of Architects: Honor Award 1975
Continuing Education	1969 (expansion in 1998)		259	North Campus
Contract Archeology	1964		273	North Campus	Archeology
Coronado Hall	1959	Shaefer, Merrill and Assoc.	155	Main Campus 35°05′02″N106°36′53″W / 35.08383°N 106.61463°W / 35.08383; -106.61463 (Coronado Hall)	Residence Hall
Counseling, Assistance and Referral Service			184	Main Campus 35°05′18″N106°37′26″W / 35.08827°N 106.62394°W / 35.08827; -106.62394
Crystal Growth Facility	1986		331	1000 University Blvd SE
Dane Smith Hall	1998		48	Main Campus 35°05′10″N106°37′23″W / 35.08623°N 106.62319°W / 35.08623; -106.62319 (Dane Smith Hall)	Classrooms
DeVargas Hall	1969	Ernest J. Kump and Assoc. / William W. Ellison	75	Main Campus 35°05′10″N106°37′01″W / 35.08607°N 106.61681°W / 35.08607; -106.61681 (DeVargas Hall)	Residence Hall
Diabetes Control and Complications Trial	1986		264	North Campus
Dispute Resolution	1938		29	Main Campus 35°05′11″N106°37′26″W / 35.08650°N 106.62388°W / 35.08650; -106.62388 (Dispute Resolution)
Domenici Center for Health Sciences Education	2006 (expansion in 2009)		200	North Campus	Health Sciences, Bookstore	LEED Gold
Economics	1952	Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc.	57	Main Campus 35°05′10″N106°37′14″W / 35.08624°N 106.62068°W / 35.08624; -106.62068 (Economics)	Economics, Sociology
Education Classrooms	1963	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	67	Main Campus 35°05′06″N106°37′11″W / 35.08492°N 106.61971°W / 35.08492; -106.61971 (Education Classrooms)	Education	AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1965
Electrical and Computer Engineering / Centennial Library	1986	Dean, Hunt and Assoc.	46	Main Campus 35°04′59″N106°37′29″W / 35.08319°N 106.62467°W / 35.08319; -106.62467	Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Science & Engineering Library
Engineering & Science Computer Pod	1916	Francis Barry Byrne / J.S. LaDriere	2	Main Campus 35°04′58″N106°37′28″W / 35.08284°N 106.62444°W / 35.08284; -106.62444	Computer Station (original Chemistry Building, later arts annex, later architecture)	New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 417; City of Albuquerque Historic Landmark
Equal Opportunity Programs	1948		42	Main Campus 35°05′10″N106°37′28″W / 35.08618°N 106.62441°W / 35.08618; -106.62441 (Equal Opportunity Programs)
Estufa	1908		47	Main Campus 35°05′02″N106°37′33″W / 35.08391°N 106.6259°W / 35.08391; -106.6259 (Estufa)	Fraternity meeting room	National Register of Historic Places; New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 1412
Extended University			187	Main Campus 35°05′15″N106°37′26″W / 35.0874°N 106.62394°W / 35.0874; -106.62394 (Extended University)
Family Health Clinic	1968		271	North Campus
Family Practice Center	1977	Dale Crawford and Assoc.	248	North Campus		NM Society of Architects: Honor Award 1979
Farris Engineering Center	1969	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	119	Main Campus 35°04′56″N106°37′31″W / 35.08229°N 106.62536°W / 35.08229; -106.62536 (Farris Engineering Center)	Computer Science, Chemical and Nuclear Engineering
Ford Utilities Center	1948 (expansions in 1975 and 1979)	John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.	116	Main Campus 35°05′02″N106°37′31″W / 35.08388°N 106.62527°W / 35.08388; -106.62527 (Ford Utilities Center)	Utilities
George Pearl Hall	2007	Antoine Predock	195	Main Campus 35°04′53″N106°37′08″W / 35.08135°N 106.61896°W / 35.08135; -106.61896 (George Pearl Hall)	Architecture & Planning, Landscape Architecture, Fabrications Lab, Fine Arts Library
Health Sciences and Services	1988	Holmes, Sabatini, Smith and Eeds	266	North Campus
Health Sciences Center University Counsel	1940		232	North Campus
Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center	1976	Harvey Hoshour	234	North Campus		NM Society of Architects: Honor Award 1977
Hibben Center	2002		15	Main Campus 35°05′05″N106°37′31″W / 35.08465°N 106.62514°W / 35.08465; -106.62514 (Hibben Center)	Anthropology
High Performance Computing	1960	William Burk, Jr.	126	1601 Central Ave. NE 35°04′55″N106°37′39″W / 35.08192°N 106.62762°W / 35.08192; -106.62762 (High Performance Computing)	Art, Research, Tech & Science Lab
Hodgin Hall	1892 (remodeled in 1908 and 1932, renovated 2011)	Jesse M. Wheelock (original), E.B. Cristy (1908 remodeling)	103	Main Campus 35°04′54″N106°37′31″W / 35.08169°N 106.62535°W / 35.08169; -106.62535 (Hodgin Hall)	Alumni Center	National Register of Historic Places; New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 336
Hokona Hall	1957 (residence hall section renovated in 2010)	Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc.	58	Main Campus 35°05′11″N106°37′06″W / 35.08628°N 106.61837°W / 35.08628; -106.61837 (Hokona Hall)	Residence Hall, Education, Campus Police
House Of Prevention Epidemiology	1953		191	Main Campus 35°05′15″N106°37′23″W / 35.08763°N 106.62305°W / 35.08763; -106.62305 (House Of Prevention Epidemiology)
HSC Public Affairs	1950		221	1000 Stanford NE	Health Sciences Public Affairs
Huber House	1959		140	Main Campus 35°05′08″N106°36′51″W / 35.08542°N 106.61404°W / 35.08542; -106.61404 (Huber House)	Real Estate
Humanities	1974	W. C. Kruger and Associates	81	Main Campus 35°05′02″N106°37′16″W / 35.08387°N 106.62101°W / 35.08387; -106.62101 (Humanities)	Humanities, Mathematics	NM Society of Architects: Merit Award 1977
Indoor Practice Facility			354	South Campus	Athletics
Information Assurance Center	1942		149	Main Campus 35°05′14″N106°37′14″W / 35.08718°N 106.62044°W / 35.08718; -106.62044 (Information Assurance Center)
Information Technologies	1949 (expansions 1968, 1970, 1977)	John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc., 1968-77: William R. Buckley	153	Main Campus
Information Technologies North	2004		255	North Campus
Institute for Ethics	1940		225	North Campus
Institute for Social Research	1941		150	Main Campus 35°05′14″N106°37′16″W / 35.08716°N 106.62102°W / 35.08716; -106.62102 (Institute for Social Research)
Internal Audit	1938	John Gaw Meem	20	Main Campus 35°05′09″N106°37′26″W / 35.08594°N 106.62388°W / 35.08594; -106.62388 (Internal Audit)
John and June Perovich Business Center	2005		183	Main Campus 35°05′22″N106°37′29″W / 35.0894°N 106.62463°W / 35.0894; -106.62463	Human Resources, Speech and Hearing
Johnson Center	1958 (expansions in 1961, 1971, and 1984)	Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc., 1971: Buckley, Luna and Merker, 1984: Dorman-Nelson	59	Main Campus 35°04′57″N106°37′06″W / 35.08252°N 106.61827°W / 35.08252; -106.61827 (Johnson Center)	Physical Education, Recreation
Jonson Gallery	1949	John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.	152	Main Campus 35°05′14″N106°37′17″W / 35.08715°N 106.62131°W / 35.08715; -106.62131 (Jonson Gallery)	Center for Health Policy	National Register of Historic Places
Kiva Lecture Hall	1963	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	69	Main Campus 35°05′05″N106°37′08″W / 35.08477°N 106.61895°W / 35.08477; -106.61895 (Kiva Lecture Hall)	Classroom	AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1965
KNME Store and Development	1971		265	North Campus	Public TV Offices and Store
KNME-TV Studio	1970		217	North Campus	KNME-TV Public TV Studio
La Posada Dining Hall	1969 (remodeled in 2017)	Ernest J. Kump and Assoc. / William W. Ellison	77	Main Campus 35°05′08″N106°36′59″W / 35.08558°N 106.61631°W / 35.08558; -106.61631 (La Posada Dining Hall)	Cafeteria
Laguna Hall	1969	Ernest J. Kump and Assoc. / William W. Ellison	74	Main Campus 35°05′09″N106°37′01″W / 35.08576°N 106.61707°W / 35.08576; -106.61707 (Laguna Hall)	Residence Hall
Latin American Database and Outreach	1938		182A–C	Main Campus 35°05′18″N106°37′20″W / 35.08834°N 106.62233°W / 35.08834; -106.62233
Latin American/Iberian Institute	1950		165	Main Campus 35°05′16″N106°37′20″W / 35.08791°N 106.62226°W / 35.08791; -106.62226 (Latin American/Iberian Institute)
Lobo Tennis Club	1981		311	South Campus	Tennis
Lobo Village	2011			South Campus	Upper Classmen student housing (American Campus Communities)	LEED Green
Logan Hall	1972	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	34	Main Campus 35°04′56″N106°37′27″W / 35.08218°N 106.62426°W / 35.08218; -106.62426 (Logan Hall)	Psychology
Lomas Parking Structure	1985 (Expansion 1990)	Stevens, Mallory, Pearl and Campbell	172	Main Campus 35°05′13″N106°36′59″W / 35.08706°N 106.61631°W / 35.08706; -106.61631 (Lomas Parking Structure)	Parking
Manufacturing Technology and Training Center	1997		341	South Campus
Manzanita Center	1963	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	70	Main Campus 35°05′05″N106°37′06″W / 35.08482°N 106.6184°W / 35.08482; -106.6184 (Manzanita Center)	Counselor Education	AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1965
Marron Hall	1931 (expansion in 1941)	John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.	9	Main Campus 35°04′55″N106°37′23″W / 35.08189°N 106.62294°W / 35.08189; -106.62294 (Marron Hall)	Offices, Daily Lobo
Masley Hall	1963	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	68	Main Campus 35°05′06″N106°37′08″W / 35.08503°N 106.61897°W / 35.08503; -106.61897 (Masley Hall)	Art Education	AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1965
Mattox Sculpture Center	1964		123		Art Studios
Mechanical Engineering	1978	Pacheco and Graham	122	Main Campus 35°04′56″N106°37′34″W / 35.08228°N 106.62603°W / 35.08228; -106.62603 (Mechanical Engineering)	Mechanical Engineering
Mental Health Center			299A–D	North Campus	Psycho Social Rehab
Mesa Vista Hall	1950	John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.	56	Main Campus 35°05′02″N106°37′09″W / 35.08393°N 106.61903°W / 35.08393; -106.61903 (Mesa Vista Hall)	Administration, History, Ethnic Studies, Financial Aid, Accessibility Resource Center, TRIO-SSS & McNair (originally residence hall & dining hall)
Mitchell Hall	1950 (renovated 2009)	Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc.	23	Main Campus 35°05′03″N106°37′23″W / 35.08425°N 106.62295°W / 35.08425; -106.62295 (Mitchell Hall)	Classrooms	LEED Silver (LEED Gold pending)
Multidisciplinary Research Facility	2008		215	North Campus	Health Science Programs
Naval Science	1941	John Gaw Meem	151	Main Campus 35°05′16″N106°37′18″W / 35.08777°N 106.62167°W / 35.08777; -106.62167 (Naval Science)	Navy ROTC
New Mexico Law Center	1974	Robert Walters	230	North Campus
NM Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory	1992		333	South Campus 35°04′18″N106°37′54″W / 35.07169°N 106.63156°W / 35.07169; -106.63156
North Golf Course Clubhouse	1951	John Gaw Meem	206	North Campus	Clubhouse
Northrop Hall	1953	Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc.	24	Main Campus 35°04′59″N106°37′22″W / 35.08308°N 106.62288°W / 35.08308; -106.62288 (Northrop Hall)	Geology
Novitski Hall	1978	Holmes and Gianinni	249	North Campus	Dental
Nursing and Pharmacy	1975	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	228	North Campus	Nursing and Pharmacy
Observatory	1956		208	North Campus
Office of Research	1930	University of New Mexico Press offices^[2]	26	Main Campus 35°05′10″N106°37′28″W / 35.086°N 106.62444°W / 35.086; -106.62444 (Office of Research)	Research Compliance
Oñate Hall	1964	William W. Ellison	156	Main Campus 35°05′04″N106°36′49″W / 35.08449°N 106.61373°W / 35.08449; -106.61373 (Oñate Hall)	Residence Hall, KUNM
Ortega Hall	1971	Ferguson, Stevens, Mallory and Pearl	79	Main Campus 35°05′02″N106°37′18″W / 35.08401°N 106.62178°W / 35.08401; -106.62178 (Ortega Hall)	Foreign Languages
Outpatient Surgery and Imaging	2003		283	North Campus
Park Center	1992		332	South Campus	Science and Technology
Parking Services			125	Main Campus	Parking and Transportation
Park North	1995		339	South Campus	Office and Light Lab Facility
Patti Howard Office Building	2001			3500 University Blvd SE
Pete and Nancy Domenici Hall	1986	Westwork Architects	260	North Campus	Biomedical Research, Neuroscience	NM Society of Architects: Award of Excellence 1987
Pharmacy Programs	1940		247	North Campus
Physics and Astronomy	1952	Meem, Zehner and Holien	207	North Campus
Planning and Campus Development	1950		203	North Campus
Psychiatry	1940		268	North Campus 35°05′25″N106°36′52″W / 35.09025°N 106.6145°W / 35.09025; -106.6145 (Psychiatry)
Psychology Clinic			192	1820 Sigma Chi Rd NE	Agora Crisis Center
Redondo Village	2001		193A–E	Main Campus	Residence Hall
Regener Hall	1972	Pacheco and Graham	35	Main Campus	Physics	AIA Western Mountain Region: Commendation 1972
Research Incubator Building	2004		205	North Campus
Robert Hartung Building	1966 (renovation in 2010)	George Wright and Assoc.	158	2414 Central Ave SE	Film, Digital Media & Theater (originally Architecture)
Safety and Risk Services	1975		233	North Campus	Occupational safety
Santa Clara Hall	1964	William W. Ellison	61	Main Campus	Residence Hall
Sara Raynolds Hall	1920	Arno K. Leopold / E.B. Cristy	104	Main Campus	Classrooms	National Register of Historic Places; New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 1455
Scholes Hall	1936 (renovated 2007)	John Gaw Meem	10	Main Campus 35°05′07″N106°37′25″W / 35.08532°N 106.62357°W / 35.08532; -106.62357 (Scholes Hall)	Administration	National Register of Historic Places; New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 388
School of Medicine Building No.2	1950		201	North Campus	Medical Sciences
Science and Mathematics Learning Center	2010		14	Main Campus		LEED Gold
Science and Technology Parking Structure	1996		340	South Campus 35°04′21″N106°38′00″W / 35.0725°N 106.63334°W / 35.0725; -106.63334	Parking
Service Building	1949		204	North Campus	Physical Plant
Simpson Hall	1963	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	66	Main Campus	Counseling & Family Services	AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1965
Social Sciences	1987	Hutchinson, Brown and Partners	78	Main Campus	Sociology, Political Science
Softball Home Team Facility	1990		343	South Campus	Softball
Southwest Hispanic Research Institute	1955		171	1829 Sigma Chi Rd NE
Student Family Housing	1975	Robert Torres	317–329	921-961 Buena Vista SE	Married & Family Housing for students, including graduate students and post-docs
Student Health Center	1968	Holien and Buckley	73	Main Campus	Health Center, University College
Student Residence Center	1991	John Reed	88–90	Main Campus	Residence Hall
Student Support and Services Center			346	South Campus
Student Union Building	1959 (alterations 1976, renovated 2004)	Meem, Holien and Buckley, 1976: Antoine Predock	60	Main Campus	Student Government, Student Activities Center
Surge Building	1973		226	North Campus	Physician Assistance
Tamarind Institute	1960 (renovation in 2010)		162	2500 Central Ave SE	Tamarind Institute: Lithography	AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1965; LEED Silver (pending)
Technology and Education Center	1963 (expansion in 2010)	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn (original)	64	Main Campus	College of Education	LEED Platinum (2010 addition)
Technology Commercialization Center	1992		334	South Campus
Telemedicine Program	1953		263	North Campus
The Pit (originally University Arena)	1966 (expansion in 1975, renovation in 2010)	Joe Boehning	302	South Campus	Basketball	AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1967; AIA Western Mountain Region: Citation 1976; NM Society of Architects Special Award 1977; LEED Silver
The White House	1950		44	Main Campus 35°05′12″N106°37′28″W / 35.08655°N 106.62434°W / 35.08655; -106.62434 (The White House)	Title V & Mentoring Institute
Tow Diehm Athletic Facility	1993		308	South Campus	Athletics
Travelstead Hall	1963	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	65	Main Campus	College of Education	AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1965
University Advisement & Enrichment Center	1984		85	Main Campus	Admissions, Bursars, Recruitment Services, Career Services
University Club	1940		160	Main Campus 35°05′14″N106°37′12″W / 35.08718°N 106.62013°W / 35.08718; -106.62013 (University Club)	Faculty & Staff Club
University House	1930	George M. Williamson and Co. (Miles Brittelle, designer)	51	Main Campus	University President's House	National Register of Historic Places; New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 1454
University of New Mexico Hospital	1954 (additions 1974, 1983, 1991)	Ferguson and Stevens, 1974: Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn, 1983: W.C. Kruger and Assoc., 1991: Dean-Kreuger and Assoc.	235	North Campus	University of New Mexico Hospital
University Services (Records Management)	1962		262	North Campus 35°05′37″N106°37′28″W / 35.09372°N 106.62443°W / 35.09372; -106.62443	Records, postal services, surplus property
University Services (Surplus Property)			267	North Campus 35°06′06″N106°37′35″W / 35.10177°N 106.62633°W / 35.10177; -106.62633	Recycling & Surplus Property
University Stadium	1960 (expansions in 1976 and 2001)	W.C. Kruger and Assoc.	301A–X	South Campus	Football, Track & Field
UNM Cancer Center	2009		284	North Campus		LEED Gold
UNM Dental Clinic	2011		288	North Campus		LEED Gold
UNM Golf Team Practice Facility				3601 University Blvd SE
UNM Hospital Ambulatory Care Center	1989		269	North Campus	UNM Hospital
UNM Mental Health Center Programs	1940		246	North Campus
UNM Press			344	South Campus	UNM Press
UNMH Parking Structure	1995		202	North Campus	Patient parking
UNMH Patient Financial Services			278	North Campus	Patient Financial Services, Satellite Coffee
UNM/SNL Advanced Materials Laboratory	1992		337	South Campus
Welcome Center	2004		198	Main Campus	Welcome Center, Visitor Parking
West Campus Phase I	2009			West Campus (Rio Rancho, New Mexico)	Classrooms
Woodward Hall	1973	W.C. Kruger and Assoc.	82	Main Campus	Classrooms, Media Technology, Testing Center
Yale Parking Structure	2010	Dekker/Perich/Sabatini	144	Main Campus	Parking
Zimmerman Library	1937 (expansions in 1965 and 1974)	John Gaw Meem, 1965: Ferguson Stevens Mallory and Pearl, 1974: Dean Hunt and Assoc.	53	Main Campus	Main Library

Future buildings

Building	Estimated completion	Location	Usage	Notes
McKinnon Center for Management^[3]	March 2018	Main Campus	Anderson School of Management	Under construction
Physics & Astronomy and Interdisciplinary Science Center^[4]	2019	Main Campus	Physics and Astronomy	Under Construction

Former buildings

Building	Built	Demolished	Architect	Bldg. #	Location	Usage
Civil Engineering Research Lab	1919	2006	Arno K. Leupold	106	Main Campus	Civil Engineering
Engineering Annex^[5]	1937	2006	John Gaw Meem	107	Main Campus	Engineering
Faculty Club	1930	1997		27	Main Campus
Faculty Office Building^[1]^: 19	1963	2004	Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn	63	Main Campus	Education
Hadley Hall^[6]^: 12–13	1900	1910	Edward B. Cristy		Main Campus	Science
Heating Plant^[7]	1905	1979	Edward B. Cristy	80	Main Campus	Utilities
Hokona Hall^[8]	1906	1952	Edward B. Cristy		Main Campus	Residence Hall
Kwataka Hall^[9]	1906	1957	Edward B. Cristy		Main Campus	Residence Hall
Parsons Hall^[10]	1928	1984	Gaastra, Gladding and Johnson	3	Main Campus	Biology
Rodey Hall	1908	1971	Edward B. Cristy	101	Main Campus	Auditorium
Santa Ana Hall	1965	2011	William W. Ellison	71	Main Campus	Residence Hall
Tapy Hall	1954	2008	Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc.	118	Main Campus	Civil Engineering
Wagner Hall^[11]	1949	2006	John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.	117	Main Campus	Engineering Labs
Yatoka Hall^[12]	1928	1984	Gaastra, Gladding and Johnson	7	Main Campus	Dormitory, Business Administration
Zimmerman Stadium ^[13]	1934	1969	John Gaw Meem	52	Main Campus	Football, Track & Field

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1 2 "Campus Heritage Preservation Survey: University of New Mexico" (PDF). University of New Mexico. December 2006. Retrieved October 30, 2017.
↑ "Home." University Press of New Mexico. Retrieved on October 29, 2011. "UNM Press administrative, editorial, marketing, sales, and production departments are located at: 1717 Roma Ave. NE Albuquerque, NM 87106" and "UNM Press customer service, business, and warehouse operations are located at: 1312 Basehart Rd. SE Albuquerque, NM 87106"
↑ "Anderson School of Management Building: McKinnon Center for Management (MCM)". UNM Anderson School of Management. Retrieved November 1, 2017.
↑ Hilf, Aaron (September 29, 2016). "New facility will help UNM researchers and students change the world". UNM Newsroom. Retrieved November 1, 2017.
↑ "Engineering Annex - exterior - building sign". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.
↑ Hooker, Van Dorn; Howard, Melissa (2000). Only in New Mexico: An Architectural History of the University of New Mexico. Albuquerque: UNM Press. ISBN 9780826321350 – via Google Books.
↑ "Utility - original heating plant". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.
↑ "Dormitory - Hokona I - demolition". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.
↑ "Dormitory - Kwataka Hall - exterior". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.
↑ "Parsons Hall". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.
↑ "Engineering - Wagner Hall - exterior - Civil Engineering". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.
↑ "Dormitory - Yatoka Hall - cars parked in front". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.
↑ "Zimmerman Stadium building with Tatschl Lobo". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

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[heritage-1] 1 2 "Campus Heritage Preservation Survey: University of New Mexico" (PDF). University of New Mexico. December 2006. Retrieved October 30, 2017.

[2] "Home." University Press of New Mexico. Retrieved on October 29, 2011. "UNM Press administrative, editorial, marketing, sales, and production departments are located at: 1717 Roma Ave. NE Albuquerque, NM 87106" and "UNM Press customer service, business, and warehouse operations are located at: 1312 Basehart Rd. SE Albuquerque, NM 87106"

[3] "Anderson School of Management Building: McKinnon Center for Management (MCM)". UNM Anderson School of Management. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

[4] Hilf, Aaron (September 29, 2016). "New facility will help UNM researchers and students change the world". UNM Newsroom. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

[5] "Engineering Annex - exterior - building sign". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

[6] Hooker, Van Dorn; Howard, Melissa (2000). Only in New Mexico: An Architectural History of the University of New Mexico. Albuquerque: UNM Press. ISBN 9780826321350 – via Google Books.

[7] "Utility - original heating plant". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

[8] "Dormitory - Hokona I - demolition". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

[9] "Dormitory - Kwataka Hall - exterior". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

[10] "Parsons Hall". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

[11] "Engineering - Wagner Hall - exterior - Civil Engineering". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

[12] "Dormitory - Yatoka Hall - cars parked in front". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

[13] "Zimmerman Stadium building with Tatschl Lobo". UNM Libraries. Retrieved November 1, 2017.

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