Sites is working with the town of Carrizozo on downtown revitalization! Sites is working with the town of Carrizozo on downtown revitalization!
Carrizozo Downtown Master/MRA Plan
Sites is working with the town of Carrizozo on downtown revitalization! Sites is working with the town of Carrizozo on downtown revitalization!
NMDOT On-Call Environmental
Sites Southwest was selected by the NMDOT for a two-year environmental services on-call contract.
East Route 66 Sector Development Plan
Route 66 National Scenic Byway traverses New Mexico from east to west serving as a main transportation route in parts and a cruising tourist draw in others. Sites Southwest worked with Bernalillo County staff on a Sector Development Plan for a portion of this historic highway.
Belen Downtown Master/MRA Plan
A large number of vacant and underutilized properties exist in Belen and new business formation has lagged. Sites Southwest’s Downtown Master Plan/MRA Plan seeks to address these ongoing challenges by helping define the community’s vision for the city’s downtown core.
Raton Downtown Master Plan and MRA Plan
The City of Raton and Raton MainStreet contracted with Sites Southwest to prepare a Downtown Master Plan/MRA Plan, including a designation report for the MRA. Sites Southwest conducted a public workshop with downtown stakeholders and personally surveyed downtown businesses to identify assets and confirm improvements the community wanted.
Nob Hill/Highland Sector Development Plan
Albuquerque’s Nob Hill and Highland neighborhoods contain historic residential areas and the city’s first commercial center along old Route 66. Sites Southwest was charged with updating and expanding a 20-year old Sector Development Plan.
Las Cruces Downtown Revitalization Master Plan and Design
Sites Southwest was lead designer for a number of downtown Las Cruces catalyst projects including reopening Main Street and designing the city’s first plaza, new streetscapes and a roundabout.
Valle de Oro Master Plan and Design
Sites Southwest and Wilson & Company are teaming up to create the nation’s first planned Urban Wildlife Refuge. Selected by AMAFCA and the USFW, the team will design a Master Plan for this wonderful new visitor and research site in Albuquerque’s far south valley.