List of University of New Mexico buildings

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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.

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

Buildings in the sortable table below are initially listed alphabetically.

ImageNameBuiltArchitectBldg. #LocationUsageAwards & Designations
Unm airforcerotc.jpg Aerospace Studies1940159Main Campus
35°05′14″N106°37′18″W / 35.0871°N 106.62171°W / 35.0871; -106.62171 (Aerospace Studies)
Air Force ROTC
Unm 933bradbury.jpg AIMS@UNM & Hospital Operations345South Campus
35°04′16″N106°38′00″W / 35.07105°N 106.6332°W / 35.07105; -106.6332 (AIMS@UNM & Hospital Operations)
UNM Alumni Chapel.jpg Alumni Memorial Chapel1960Holien and Buckley25Main Campus
35°05′06″N106°37′28″W / 35.08493°N 106.62434°W / 35.08493; -106.62434 (Alumni Memorial Chapel)
Chapel
Unm alvaradohall.jpg Alvarado Hall1965William E. Ellison157Main Campus
35°05′05″N106°36′53″W / 35.08486°N 106.61463°W / 35.08486; -106.61463 (Alvarado Hall)
Residence Hall
Unm andersongraduateschoolofmanagement.jpg Anderson Graduate School of Management1987Hutchinson, Brown and Partners87Main Campus
35°05′12″N106°37′14″W / 35.08665°N 106.62067°W / 35.08665; -106.62067 (Anderson Graduate School of Management)
Anderson School of Management, Parish Library AIA Albuq. Chapter: Award of Merit 1969
Unm andersonschoolofmanagement.jpg Anderson School of Management1968 (west wing demolished in 2017)John Reed [1] :2076Main 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
Maxwell Museum of Anthropology.jpg Anthropology1937 (Maxwell Museum addition 1972) John Gaw Meem, 1972:McHugh and Kidder11Main Campus
35°05′07″N106°37′29″W / 35.08527°N 106.62486°W / 35.08527; -106.62486 (Anthropology)
Anthropology, Maxwell Museum of Anthropology
Unm anthropologyannex.jpg Anthropology Annex1937 (1982 remodelling) John Gaw Meem, 1982:Patrick McClernon12Main Campus
35°05′01″N106°37′27″W / 35.08351°N 106.62426°W / 35.08351; -106.62426 (Anthropology Annex)
Anthropology
Unm armyrotc.jpg Army ROTC1931175Main Campus
35°05′20″N106°37′22″W / 35.08886°N 106.62272°W / 35.08886; -106.62272 (Army ROTC)
Army ROTC
Unm art.jpg Art1977 Antoine Predock 84Main Campus
35°04′57″N106°37′17″W / 35.08258°N 106.62146°W / 35.08258; -106.62146 (Art)
Art
Unm artannex.jpg Art Annex 1926 Trost and Trost / Elson H. Norris105Main 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
Unm automotive.jpg Automotive1968216North CampusPhysical Plant
Baker Memorial Building1985314South CampusAthletic offices
Unm bandelierhall.jpg Bandelier Hall East1930 George M. Williamson and Co. (Miles Brittelle, designer)8Main Campus
35°05′03″N106°37′27″W / 35.0843°N 106.62409°W / 35.0843; -106.62409 (Bandelier Hall East)
Geography
UNM Bandelier West.jpg Bandelier Hall West1941 John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.16Main Campus
35°05′04″N106°37′29″W / 35.08452°N 106.62465°W / 35.08452; -106.62465 (Bandelier Hall West)
Geography
Richardson Pavilion University of New Mexico.jpg Barbara and Bill Richardson Pavilion2007Studio Southwest Architects286North CampusUNM Hospital
Unm basicmedicalservices.jpg Basic Medical Sciences1967 W.C. Kruger and Assoc. 211North CampusSchool of Medicine, Classrooms
Unm biologyannex.jpg Biology Annex1948 John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner19Main Campus
35°04′58″N106°37′25″W / 35.08274°N 106.6236°W / 35.08274; -106.6236 (Biology Annex)
Biology
Unm biomedicalresearch.jpg Biomedical Research1982 W.C. Kruger and Assoc. 253North CampusHealth Sciences
Unm bookstore.jpg Bookstore1996102Main Campus
35°04′53″N106°37′13″W / 35.08136°N 106.62015°W / 35.08136; -106.62015 (Bookstore)
Bookstore
Unm brattonhall.jpg Bratton Hall1968 (expansion in 2003)George Wright, 2003:Edward Mazria 218North Campus Law School and Library
Unm bureauofbusiness.jpg Bureau of Business1940168Main 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
Unm cancerresearchcenter.jpg Cancer Research Facility1997Dekker-Perich and Assoc.229North CampusHealth Sciences
Unm carlislegym.jpg Carlisle Gymnasium 1928 Gaastra, Gladding and Johnson 4Main 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
Unm carrietingleyhospital.jpg Carrie Tingley Hospital1959270North CampusHospital
Casas del Rio201291–94Main 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)
Unm casitademilagros.jpg Casita de Milagros1993279North Campus
Unm castetterhall.jpg Castetter Hall1951 (expansions in 1963, 2009, and 2011) Meem, Zehner and Holien, 1963: Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 21Main Campus
35°04′56″N106°37′22″W / 35.08228°N 106.62278°W / 35.08228; -106.62278 (Castetter Hall)
BiologyNM Society of Architects Honor Award 1970; LEED Gold (2009 addition)
Unm centennialengineering.jpg Centennial Engineering Center2008VHGArchitects, Shepley Bulfinch 112Main 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
Unm centerforthearts.jpg Center for the Arts1963 (expansions in 1966, 1970, and 1973)Holien and Buckley, 1973: William R. Buckley62Main 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
Unm centerforhightechmaterials.jpg Center for High Tech Materials1997338South CampusElectronics, Nanotechnology
Unm instituteforpublicpolicy.jpg Center for Science, Technology, and Policy1995185Main Campus
35°05′17″N106°37′25″W / 35.08792°N 106.62366°W / 35.08792; -106.62366 (Center for Science, Technology, and Policy)
Center for Wildlife Law280North Campus
Championship Golf Course Clubhouse1968 (expansion in 1996)John Reed3601 University Blvd SE AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1967; AIA Western Mountain Region: Award of Merit 1968
Unm childrenscampus.jpg Child Care Center1991 Van Dorn Hooker 277, 281North Campus
35°05′45″N106°37′32″W / 35.09584°N 106.62568°W / 35.09584; -106.62568 (Child Care Center)
Unm childrenspsychiatriccenter.jpg Children's Psychiatric Center1975Barker, Bol and Assoc.236–245, 254North Campus
Unm clarkhall.jpg Clark Hall1951 (expansion in 1969) Meem, Zehner and Holien, 1969: Ferguson, Stevens, Mallory and Pearl22Main 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
Cancer Research and Treatment Center University of New Mexico.jpg Clinical & Translational Science Center1972 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 227North CampusHealth Sciences
UNM Collaborative Teaching and Learning Building.jpg Collaborative Teaching and Learning Building201355Main Campus
35°05′09″N106°37′11″W / 35.08571°N 106.61976°W / 35.08571; -106.61976 (Collaborative Teaching and Learning Building)
College of Education LEED Silver
Unm athletics.jpg Colleen J. Maloof Administration Building1966Joe Boehning307South Campus
35°03′56″N106°37′46″W / 35.06546°N 106.62953°W / 35.06546; -106.62953 (Colleen J. Maloof Administration Building)
Athletic offices
Unm communicationjournalism.jpg Communication and Journalism1949 (renovated 2007) John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.115Main Campus
35°04′53″N106°37′22″W / 35.08143°N 106.62288°W / 35.08143; -106.62288 (Communication and Journalism)
Communication, Journalism
Unm ceria.jpg Consortium for Environmental Research, Informatics & Art (CERIA)1974 (renovated 2000)Holmes and Gianinni83Main 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
Unm continuingeducation.jpg Continuing Education1969 (expansion in 1998)259North Campus
Unm officecontractarcheology.jpg Contract Archeology1964273North CampusArcheology
Unm coronadohall.jpg Coronado Hall1959Shaefer, Merrill and Assoc.155Main Campus
35°05′02″N106°36′53″W / 35.08383°N 106.61463°W / 35.08383; -106.61463 (Coronado Hall)
Residence Hall
Unm cars.JPG Counseling, Assistance and Referral Service184Main Campus
35°05′18″N106°37′26″W / 35.08827°N 106.62394°W / 35.08827; -106.62394 (Counseling, Assistance and Referral Service)
Unm crystalgrowthfacility.jpg Crystal Growth Facility19863311000 University Blvd SE
Unm danesmithhall.jpg Dane Smith Hall199848Main Campus
35°05′10″N106°37′23″W / 35.08623°N 106.62319°W / 35.08623; -106.62319 (Dane Smith Hall)
Classrooms
Unm devargashall.jpg DeVargas Hall1969 Ernest J. Kump and Assoc. / William W. Ellison75Main Campus
35°05′10″N106°37′01″W / 35.08607°N 106.61681°W / 35.08607; -106.61681 (DeVargas Hall)
Residence Hall
Unm diabetescontrol.jpg Diabetes Control and Complications Trial1986264North Campus
Unm disputeresolution.jpg Dispute Resolution193829Main Campus
35°05′11″N106°37′26″W / 35.08650°N 106.62388°W / 35.08650; -106.62388 (Dispute Resolution)
Unm domenicicenter.jpg Domenici Center for Health Sciences Education2006 (expansion in 2009)200North CampusHealth Sciences, Bookstore LEED Gold
Unm economics.JPG Economics1952 Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc.57Main Campus
35°05′10″N106°37′14″W / 35.08624°N 106.62068°W / 35.08624; -106.62068 (Economics)
Economics, Sociology
Unm educationclassrooms.JPG Education Classrooms1963 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 67Main 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
Unm electricalandcomputerengineering.jpg Electrical and Computer Engineering / Centennial Library1986Dean, Hunt and Assoc.46Main Campus
35°04′59″N106°37′29″W / 35.08319°N 106.62467°W / 35.08319; -106.62467 (Electrical and Computer Engineering / Centennial Library)
Electrical Engineering, Computer Engineering, Science & Engineering Library
Unm engineeringandsciencecomputerpod.jpg Engineering & Science Computer Pod1916 Francis Barry Byrne / J.S. LaDriere2Main Campus
35°04′58″N106°37′28″W / 35.08284°N 106.62444°W / 35.08284; -106.62444 (Engineering & Science Computer Pod)
Computer Station (original Chemistry Building, later arts annex, later architecture) New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 417; City of Albuquerque Historic Landmark
Unm equalopp.jpg Equal Opportunity Programs194842Main Campus
35°05′10″N106°37′28″W / 35.08618°N 106.62441°W / 35.08618; -106.62441 (Equal Opportunity Programs)
Unm estufa.jpg Estufa 190847Main 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
Unm extendeduniversity.jpg Extended University187Main Campus
35°05′15″N106°37′26″W / 35.0874°N 106.62394°W / 35.0874; -106.62394 (Extended University)
Unm familyhealthclinic.jpg Family Health Clinic1968271North Campus
Unm familypracticecenter.jpg Family Practice Center1977Dale Crawford and Assoc.248North CampusNM Society of Architects: Honor Award 1979
Unm farrisengineeringcenter.jpg Farris Engineering Center1969 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 119Main 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
Unm fordutilitiescenter.jpg Ford Utilities Center1948 (expansions in 1975 and 1979) John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.116Main Campus
35°05′02″N106°37′31″W / 35.08388°N 106.62527°W / 35.08388; -106.62527 (Ford Utilities Center)
Utilities
Unm georgepearlhall.jpg George Pearl Hall2007 Antoine Predock 195Main 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
Unm healthsciencesservices.jpg Health Sciences and Services1988Holmes, Sabatini, Smith and Eeds266North Campus
Unm healthsciencecentercounsel.jpg Health Sciences Center University Counsel1940232North Campus
Unm healthscienceslibrary.jpg Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center1976Harvey Hoshour234North CampusNM Society of Architects: Honor Award 1977
Unm hibbencenter.jpg Hibben Center200215Main Campus
35°05′05″N106°37′31″W / 35.08465°N 106.62514°W / 35.08465; -106.62514 (Hibben Center)
Anthropology
Unm artslab.jpg High Performance Computing1960William Burk, Jr.1261601 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
Unm hodginhall.jpg Hodgin Hall 1892 (remodeled in 1908 and 1932, renovated 2011)Jesse M. Wheelock (original), E.B. Cristy (1908 remodeling)103Main 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
Unm hokonahall.jpg Hokona Hall1957 (residence hall section renovated in 2010) Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc.58Main 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
Unm hope.jpg House Of Prevention Epidemiology1953191Main Campus
35°05′15″N106°37′23″W / 35.08763°N 106.62305°W / 35.08763; -106.62305 (House Of Prevention Epidemiology)
Unm hscpublicaffairs.jpg HSC Public Affairs19502211000 Stanford NEHealth Sciences Public Affairs
Unm huberhouse.JPG Huber House1959140Main Campus
35°05′08″N106°36′51″W / 35.08542°N 106.61404°W / 35.08542; -106.61404 (Huber House)
Real Estate
Unm humanities.jpg Humanities1974 W. C. Kruger and Associates 81Main Campus
35°05′02″N106°37′16″W / 35.08387°N 106.62101°W / 35.08387; -106.62101 (Humanities)
Humanities, MathematicsNM Society of Architects: Merit Award 1977
Unm indoorpracticefacility.jpg Indoor Practice Facility354South CampusAthletics
Unm specialprograms.jpg Information Assurance Center1942149Main Campus
35°05′14″N106°37′14″W / 35.08718°N 106.62044°W / 35.08718; -106.62044 (Information Assurance Center)
Unm cirt.jpg Information Technologies1949 (expansions 1968, 1970, 1977) John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc., 1968-77: William R. Buckley153Main Campus
Unm telecommunications.jpg Information Technologies North2004255North Campus
Unm instituteforethics.jpg Institute for Ethics1940225North Campus
Unm studentsupportservices.jpg Institute for Social Research1941150Main Campus
35°05′14″N106°37′16″W / 35.08716°N 106.62102°W / 35.08716; -106.62102 (Institute for Social Research)
Unm projectlinkservicecenter.jpg Internal Audit1938 John Gaw Meem 20Main Campus
35°05′09″N106°37′26″W / 35.08594°N 106.62388°W / 35.08594; -106.62388 (Internal Audit)
Unm unmbusinesscenter.jpg John and June Perovich Business Center2005183Main Campus
35°05′22″N106°37′29″W / 35.0894°N 106.62463°W / 35.0894; -106.62463 (John and June Perovich Business Center)
Human Resources, Speech and Hearing
Unm johnsoncenter.jpg Johnson Center 1958 (expansions in 1961, 1971, and 1984) Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc., 1971: Buckley, Luna and Merker, 1984: Dorman-Nelson59Main Campus
35°04′57″N106°37′06″W / 35.08252°N 106.61827°W / 35.08252; -106.61827 (Johnson Center)
Physical Education, Recreation
Unm johnsongallery.jpg Jonson Gallery 1949 John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.152Main 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
Unm kivaclassroom.jpg Kiva Lecture Hall1963 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 69Main 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
Unm knmestore.jpg KNME Store and Development1971265North CampusPublic TV Offices and Store
Unm knmetv.jpg KNME-TV Studio1970217North Campus KNME-TV Public TV Studio
Unm laposada.jpg La Posada Dining Hall1969 (remodeled in 2017) Ernest J. Kump and Assoc. / William W. Ellison77Main Campus
35°05′08″N106°36′59″W / 35.08558°N 106.61631°W / 35.08558; -106.61631 (La Posada Dining Hall)
Cafeteria
Unm lagunahall.jpg Laguna Hall1969 Ernest J. Kump and Assoc. / William W. Ellison74Main Campus
35°05′09″N106°37′01″W / 35.08576°N 106.61707°W / 35.08576; -106.61707 (Laguna Hall)
Residence Hall
Unm latinamericanindatabase.JPG Latin American Database and Outreach1938182A–CMain Campus
35°05′18″N106°37′20″W / 35.08834°N 106.62233°W / 35.08834; -106.62233 (Latin American Database and Outreach)
Unm latinamericaninstitute.jpg Latin American/Iberian Institute1950165Main Campus
35°05′16″N106°37′20″W / 35.08791°N 106.62226°W / 35.08791; -106.62226 (Latin American/Iberian Institute)
Unm lobotennisclub.jpg Lobo Tennis Club1981311South CampusTennis
Unm lobovillage.jpg Lobo Village2011South CampusUpper Classmen student housing (American Campus Communities) LEED Green
Unm loganhall.jpg Logan Hall1972 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 34Main Campus
35°04′56″N106°37′27″W / 35.08218°N 106.62426°W / 35.08218; -106.62426 (Logan Hall)
Psychology
Unm lomasparkinggarage.jpg Lomas Parking Structure1985 (Expansion 1990)Stevens, Mallory, Pearl and Campbell172Main Campus
35°05′13″N106°36′59″W / 35.08706°N 106.61631°W / 35.08706; -106.61631 (Lomas Parking Structure)
Parking
Unm manufacturingtechandtraining.jpg Manufacturing Technology and Training Center1997341South Campus
Unm manzanitahall.jpg Manzanita Center1963 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 70Main 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
Unm marronhall.jpg Marron Hall1931 (expansion in 1941) John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.9Main Campus
35°04′55″N106°37′23″W / 35.08189°N 106.62294°W / 35.08189; -106.62294 (Marron Hall)
Offices, Daily Lobo
Unm masleyhall.jpg Masley Hall1963 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 68Main 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
Unm mattoxsculpturalcenter.jpg Mattox Sculpture Center1964123Art Studios
Unm mechanicalengineering.jpg Mechanical Engineering1978Pacheco and Graham122Main Campus
35°04′56″N106°37′34″W / 35.08228°N 106.62603°W / 35.08228; -106.62603 (Mechanical Engineering)
Mechanical Engineering
Unm mentalhealthcenter.jpg Mental Health Center299A–DNorth CampusPsycho Social Rehab
Unm mesavistahall.jpg Mesa Vista Hall1950 John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.56Main 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)
Unm mitchellhall.jpg Mitchell Hall1950 (renovated 2009) Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc.23Main 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)
Unm multidispinaryresearchfacility.jpg Multidisciplinary Research Facility2008215North CampusHealth Science Programs
Unm navyrotc.jpg Naval Science1941 John Gaw Meem 151Main Campus
35°05′16″N106°37′18″W / 35.08777°N 106.62167°W / 35.08777; -106.62167 (Naval Science)
Navy ROTC
Unm nmlawcenter.jpg New Mexico Law Center1974Robert Walters230North Campus
Unm engineeringresearchinstitute.jpg NM Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory1992333South Campus
35°04′18″N106°37′54″W / 35.07169°N 106.63156°W / 35.07169; -106.63156 (NM Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory)
Unm northgolfcourse.jpg North Golf Course Clubhouse1951 John Gaw Meem 206North CampusClubhouse
Unm northrophall.jpg Northrop Hall1953 Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc.24Main Campus
35°04′59″N106°37′22″W / 35.08308°N 106.62288°W / 35.08308; -106.62288 (Northrop Hall)
Geology
Unm novitskihall.jpg Novitski Hall1978Holmes and Gianinni249North CampusDental
Unm nursingpharmacy.jpg Nursing and Pharmacy1975 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 228North CampusNursing and Pharmacy
Unm observatory.jpg Observatory1956208North Campus
Unm humanrescources.jpg Office of Research1930 University of New Mexico Press offices [2] 26Main Campus
35°05′10″N106°37′28″W / 35.086°N 106.62444°W / 35.086; -106.62444 (Office of Research)
Research Compliance
Unm onatehall.jpg Oñate Hall1964William W. Ellison156Main Campus
35°05′04″N106°36′49″W / 35.08449°N 106.61373°W / 35.08449; -106.61373 (Oñate Hall)
Residence Hall, KUNM
Unm ortegahall.jpg Ortega Hall1971Ferguson, Stevens, Mallory and Pearl79Main Campus
35°05′02″N106°37′18″W / 35.08401°N 106.62178°W / 35.08401; -106.62178 (Ortega Hall)
Foreign Languages
Unm outpatientsurgery.jpg Outpatient Surgery and Imaging2003283North Campus
Unm parkcenter.jpg Park Center1992332South CampusScience and Technology
Unm parkingtransit.jpg Parking Services125Main CampusParking and Transportation
Unm parknorth.jpg Park North1995339South CampusOffice and Light Lab Facility
Patti Howard Office Building20013500 University Blvd SE
Unm domenicihall.jpg Pete and Nancy Domenici Hall1986Westwork Architects260North CampusBiomedical Research, NeuroscienceNM Society of Architects: Award of Excellence 1987
Unm pharmacyprograms.jpg Pharmacy Programs1940247North Campus
Unm physicsastronomy.jpg Physics and Astronomy1952 Meem, Zehner and Holien207North Campus
Unm facilityplanning.jpg Planning and Campus Development1950203North Campus
Unm psychiatry.jpg Psychiatry1940268North Campus
35°05′25″N106°36′52″W / 35.09025°N 106.6145°W / 35.09025; -106.6145 (Psychiatry)
Unm psychologyclinic.jpg Psychology Clinic1921820 Sigma Chi Rd NEAgora Crisis Center
Unm redondovillage.jpg Redondo Village2001193A–EMain CampusResidence Hall
Unm regenerhall.jpg Regener Hall1972Pacheco and Graham35Main CampusPhysics AIA Western Mountain Region: Commendation 1972
Unm researchincubatorbuilding.jpg Research Incubator Building2004205North Campus
Unm filmdigitalmediatheater.JPG Robert Hartung Building1966 (renovation in 2010)George Wright and Assoc.1582414 Central Ave SEFilm, Digital Media & Theater (originally Architecture)
Unm campussafety.jpg Safety and Risk Services1975233North CampusOccupational safety
Unm santaclarahall.jpg Santa Clara Hall1964William W. Ellison61Main CampusResidence Hall
Unm sarareynoldshall.jpg Sara Raynolds Hall 1920Arno K. Leopold / E.B. Cristy104Main CampusClassrooms National Register of Historic Places; New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 1455
Unm scholeshall.jpg Scholes Hall 1936 (renovated 2007) John Gaw Meem 10Main 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
Unm schoolofmedicineno2.jpg School of Medicine Building No.21950201North CampusMedical Sciences
Unm sciencemathematicscenter.jpg Science and Mathematics Learning Center201014Main Campus LEED Gold
Unm scitechparking.jpg Science and Technology Parking Structure1996340South Campus
35°04′21″N106°38′00″W / 35.0725°N 106.63334°W / 35.0725; -106.63334 (Science and Technology Parking Structure)
Parking
Unm physicalplant.jpg Service Building1949204North CampusPhysical Plant
Unm simpsonhall.jpg Simpson Hall1963 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 66Main CampusCounseling & Family Services AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1965
Unm socialsciences.jpg Social Sciences1987Hutchinson, Brown and Partners78Main CampusSociology, Political Science
Softball Home Team Facility1990343South CampusSoftball
Unm shri.jpg Southwest Hispanic Research Institute19551711829 Sigma Chi Rd NE
Unm studentfamilyhousing.jpg Student Family Housing1975Robert Torres317–329921-961 Buena Vista SEMarried & Family Housing for students, including graduate students and post-docs
Unm studenthealthcenter.jpg Student Health Center1968Holien and Buckley73Main CampusHealth Center, University College
Unm studentresidencecenter.jpg Student Residence Center1991John Reed88–90Main CampusResidence Hall
Unm studentsupportandservices.jpg Student Support and Services Center346South Campus
Unm studentunionbuilding.jpg Student Union Building1959 (alterations 1976, renovated 2004) Meem, Holien and Buckley, 1976: Antoine Predock 60Main CampusStudent Government, Student Activities Center
Unm surgebuilding.jpg Surge Building1973226North CampusPhysician Assistance
Unm tamarind.JPG Tamarind Institute1960 (renovation in 2010)1622500 Central Ave SE Tamarind Institute: Lithography AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1965; LEED Silver (pending)
Unm technologyeducationcenter.jpg Technology and Education Center1963 (expansion in 2010) Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn (original)64Main CampusCollege of Education LEED Platinum (2010 addition)
Unm technologycommercializationcenter.jpg Technology Commercialization Center1992334South Campus
Unm telemedicineprogram.jpg Telemedicine Program1953263North Campus
Pit mainentrance.jpg The Pit (originally University Arena)1966 (expansion in 1975, renovation in 2010)Joe Boehning302South CampusBasketball AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1967; AIA Western Mountain Region: Citation 1976; NM Society of Architects Special Award 1977; LEED Silver
Unm realestate.jpg The White House195044Main 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
Unm towdiehm.jpg Tow Diehm Athletic Facility1993308South CampusAthletics
Unm travelsteadhall.jpg Travelstead Hall1963 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 65Main CampusCollege of Education AIA Albuq. Chapter: Honor Award 1965
Unm studentservicescenter.jpg University Advisement & Enrichment Center198485Main CampusAdmissions, Bursars, Recruitment Services, Career Services
Unm facultyclub.jpg University Club1940160Main Campus
35°05′14″N106°37′12″W / 35.08718°N 106.62013°W / 35.08718; -106.62013 (University Club)
Faculty & Staff Club
Unm universityhouse.jpg University House 1930 George M. Williamson and Co. (Miles Brittelle, designer)51Main CampusUniversity President's House National Register of Historic Places; New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties 1454
University Hospital University of New Mexico.jpg University of New Mexico Hospital1954 (additions 1974, 1983, 1991)Ferguson and Stevens, 1974: Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn, 1983: W.C. Kruger and Assoc., 1991: Dean-Kreuger and Assoc.235North Campus University of New Mexico Hospital
Unm recordsmanagement.jpg University Services (Records Management)1962262North Campus
35°05′37″N106°37′28″W / 35.09372°N 106.62443°W / 35.09372; -106.62443 (University Services (Records Management))
Records, postal services, surplus property
Unm universityservices.jpg University Services (Surplus Property)267North Campus
35°06′06″N106°37′35″W / 35.10177°N 106.62633°W / 35.10177; -106.62633 (University Services (Surplus Property))
Recycling & Surplus Property
Unm universitystadiumnorth.jpg University Stadium 1960 (expansions in 1976 and 2001) W.C. Kruger and Assoc. 301A–XSouth CampusFootball, Track & Field
Unm cancercenter.jpg UNM Cancer Center 2009284North Campus LEED Gold
UNM Dental Clinic2011288North Campus LEED Gold
UNM Golf Team Practice Facility3601 University Blvd SE
Unm ambulatorycarecenter.JPG UNM Hospital Ambulatory Care Center1989269North CampusUNM Hospital
Unm mentalhealthprograms.jpg UNM Mental Health Center Programs1940246North Campus
Unm unmpress.jpg UNM Press344South Campus UNM Press
Unm unmhparking.jpg UNMH Parking Structure1995202North CampusPatient parking
UNMH Patient Financial Services278North CampusPatient Financial Services, Satellite Coffee
Unm advancedmaterialslab.jpg UNM/SNL Advanced Materials Laboratory1992337South Campus
Unm welcomecenter.jpg Welcome Center2004198Main CampusWelcome Center, Visitor Parking
UNM West Phase I.JPG West Campus Phase I2009West Campus
(Rio Rancho, New Mexico)
Classrooms
Unm woodwardhall.jpg Woodward Hall1973 W.C. Kruger and Assoc. 82Main CampusClassrooms, Media Technology, Testing Center
Unm yaleparkinggarage.jpg Yale Parking Structure2010Dekker/Perich/Sabatini144Main CampusParking
Unm zimmermanlibrary.jpg Zimmerman Library 1937 (expansions in 1965 and 1974) John Gaw Meem, 1965: Ferguson Stevens Mallory and Pearl, 1974: Dean Hunt and Assoc.53Main CampusMain Library

Future buildings

BuildingEstimated completionLocationUsageNotes
McKinnon Center for Management [3] March 2018Main Campus Anderson School of Management Under construction
Physics & Astronomy and Interdisciplinary Science Center [4] 2019Main CampusPhysics and AstronomyUnder Construction

Former buildings

ImageBuildingBuiltDemolishedArchitectBldg. #LocationUsage
Civil Engineering Research Lab19192006Arno K. Leupold106Main CampusCivil Engineering
Engineering Annex [5] 19372006 John Gaw Meem 107Main CampusEngineering
Faculty Club1930199727Main Campus
Faculty Office Building [1] :1919632004 Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn 63Main CampusEducation
The land of sunshine; a handbook of the resources, products, industries and climate of New Mexico (1904) (14800328323).jpg Hadley Hall [6] :12–1319001910Edward B. CristyMain CampusScience
Heating Plant [7] 19051979Edward B. Cristy80Main CampusUtilities
Hokona Hall [8] 19061952Edward B. CristyMain CampusResidence Hall
Kwataka Hall [9] 19061957Edward B. CristyMain CampusResidence Hall
Parsons Hall [10] 19281984 Gaastra, Gladding and Johnson 3Main CampusBiology
Rodey Hall19081971Edward B. Cristy101Main CampusAuditorium
Unm santaanahall.jpg Santa Ana Hall19652011William W. Ellison71Main CampusResidence Hall
UNM Tapy Hall 2004.jpg Tapy Hall19542008 Meem, Zehner, Holien and Assoc.118Main CampusCivil Engineering
UNM Wagner Hall 2004.jpg Wagner Hall [11] 19492006 John Gaw Meem / Hugo Zehner and Assoc.117Main CampusEngineering Labs
Yatoka Hall [12] 19281984 Gaastra, Gladding and Johnson 7Main CampusDormitory, Business Administration
Zimmerman Stadium [13] 19341969 John Gaw Meem 52Main CampusFootball, Track & Field

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