Photos by
Mark Graven
Staff Writer
Workers under the supervision of Brycon Construction of Albuquerque doing the foundational work for a brewery/catering facility at the Robert P. Matteucci Hall on April 20th, at the CNM Main Campus.
Story and Photo by
Mark Graven
Staff Writer
The days of CNM’s current Student Service Center are apparently numbered, according to college officials.
Tracey Hartzler, CNM’S president, announced in January that CNM would be building a new Student Service Center on an area now occupied by a parking lot in front of the Ted Chavez building, at the southeast corner of Coal Avenue Southeast and University Boulevard. The new Service Center will come on line in 2023, according to Hartzler.
CNM officials are saying that the plan is not to remodel, or convert the current service center to other use, but to completely demolish the building.
Such was the fate of “N” building last year. N has been replaced by a plaza, and parking spaces.
CNM officials say that a new applied technologies building could go on the space currently occupied by SSC, as the current applied technology building–Ted Chavez–is slated for eventual demolition, as well.