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University of New Mexico launches $130.5M Humanities building project

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The University of New Mexico is beginning construction on a new Humanities & Social Sciences building in Albuquerque, starting October 22. The project is estimated to cost $130.5 million. Design work is being finalized by Studio Tsien of New York and SMPC of Albuquerque. Funding for the project includes $52 million from General Obligation Bond 3 and $40 million from Severance Tax Bonds.

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The project represents a major capital investment in the state of New Mexico. The construction and associated planning activities could drive local economic activity in Bernalillo County. Furthermore, the design contract provides new revenue for New York.

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    The state of New Mexico might see increased construction and economic activity due to the capital project.

  • New YorkSpeculative

    New York may receive new revenue from the design contract for the building.

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