Click for info and links to our social media for updates about the Santo Domingo Historic Renovation Project.
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RSVP and join us! Alumni from UNM's Architecture program will discuss how they have pursued careers outside of architecture. Join this event for a chance to win one of two gift cards from Plata Coffee at Sawmill District and Bow & Arrow Brewing Co.
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Follow the process from client’s vision to a reality as the Lower Antelope Canyon Visitor Center gets built! This is a link to the page that is regularly updated with construction photos.
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Watch as our founder and principal Elizabeth Suina walks through Mesa Verde and explains the significance of indigenous design.
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Suina Design + Architecture was founded to provide service to Native American Tribes and communities to meet their needs- whether it be through creating affordable housing, master planning, or activism. Our principal Elizabeth Suina has been involved and meeting with the group aiming to improve education in New Mexico and specifically for Native Americans. She has been providing her support by creating designs for tribal libraries pro bono for the communities that do not have one, or have a library in a building that is not really suited for library functions.
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Our principal, Elizabeth Suina, is active in the UNM SAAP alumni chapter, serving as finance officer and regularly helping plan events. Recently the Chapter Officers met and planned some upcoming alumni events - click to learn more and find out how to join!
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In the Spring Semester of 2019 Elizabeth Suina led an undergraduate architecture studio at the University of New Mexico. The goal of this studio was to create a new vision for a brownfields site located in Cochiti Pueblo.
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The story of architectural design in Albuquerque is diverse and often at risk of being forgotten. At one point, the luminescent glow of neon signage along Central Ave. was a common call for business. Changes in technology, shifting populations, new architectural styles, and shifting business tides have posed problems for the businesses along Central Ave. and the signage that promoted them. While several signs are still standing, many others exist only in photos or in the design sketches that created them.
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The Huhugam Heritage Cultural Center was built in 2003 and was constructed to highlight the ancestral traditions and culture of the Akimel O’otham and the Pee Posh tribes which call the Gila River Indian Community home.
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Elizabeth Suina was asked to teach her second 400-level architecture studio course that would collaborate with a graduate level Community and Regional Planning (CRP) course during the 2018 Spring semester at the University of New Mexico. This studio revolved around planning and design for a new Assisted Care Facility at Taos Pueblo.
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