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Awards and Honors Morrow Reardon Wilkinson Miller, Ltd AWARDS AND HONORS MORROW REARDON WILKINSON MILLER, LTD. 2015 Professional Distinction Award NMASLA Awarded to Baker H. Morrow, FASLA 2015 Outstanding Chapter Service Award NMASLA Awarded to Robert Loftis, ASLA, PLA 2015 Outstanding Executive Committee Member NMASLA Awarded to Will Moses, ASLA, PLA 2015 30th Anniversary New Mexico MainStreet Commemorative Awards: Outstanding Placemaking Artesia MainStreet Artesia, NM 2015 AIA NM Merit Citation Plaza Ciudana (with Hartman + Majewski Design Group) Albuquerque, NM 2014 25th Anniversary Best Building Awards AGC Central New Mexico College Bookstore and Culinary Arts Building (with NCA Architects) 2014 25th Anniversary Best Building Awards AGC Central New Mexico College Bookstore and Culinary Arts Building (with NCA Architects) 2014 25th Anniversary Best Building Awards AGC Tibbetts Middle School (with FBT Architects) 2014 25th Anniversary Best Building Awards AGC W.D. Gattis Middle School (with FBT Architects) 2013 Award of Excellence NAIOP Union Pacific Strauss Yards, Santa Teresa Unser Bridge Lighting, Albuquerque, NM (with Wilson and Company) 2013 Award of Excellence - Civic/Public NAIOP West Side Community Stadium (with SMPC Architects) Field of the Year Sports Turf Managers Association Albuquerque Isotopes Park (with HOK/SMPC Architects) 2013 Top CEO Honoree Awarded to Baker H. Morrow, FASLA Albuquerque Business First 2013 IES Illumination Award of Merit Illuminating Engineering Society Atrisco Heritage Academy, Albuquerque, NM Unser Bridge Lighting 2013 Best Building Winners: Associated General Contractors (AGC) Buildings 10 to 20 Million Albuquerque Public Schools: Atrisco Heritage Academy With: Faning Bard Tatum Architects 2013 Best Building Winners: Associated General Contractors (AGC) Municipal and Utilities City of Albuquerque: Lead and Coal Improvements Engineer: Wilson & Company Inc. 2013 Creative Bravos Award Awarded to Baker H. Morrow, FASLA Creative Albuquerque Lead and Coal avenue improvements, Albuquerque, NM MORROW REARDON WILKINSON MILLER, LTD LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 1 Award of Excellence: Medical Office, 2011 NAIOP (Commercial Real Estate Developers Association) UNM Hospital Southwest Mesa Clinic (with FBT Architects) Albuquerque, NM Award of Excellence: Education Remodel, 2011 NAIOP (Commercial Real Estate Developers Association) Connor Hall, New Mexico School for the Deaf (with Studio Southwest Architects) Santa Fe, NM 2011 NMASLA Design Merit Award: Constructed Projects The New Mexico Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects The Big I Landscape (with City of Albuquerque) Albuquerque, NM 2011 NMASLA Design Merit Award: Constructed Projects The New Mexico Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects Central and I-25 Landscape (with City of Albuquerque) The Big I Landscape, Albuquerque, NM Albuquerque, NM 2011 NMASLA Design Merit Award: Constructed Projects The New Mexico Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects Alamosa Skatepark (with Artifex Skatepark Environments) Albuquerque, NM 2011 NMASLA Design Merit Award: Communication Canyon Gardens: the Ancient Pueblo Landscapes of the American Southwest edited by Baker H. Morrow and V.B Price Central and I-25 Landscape, Albuquerque, NM 2011 NMASLA Outstanding Chapter Service Award The New Mexico Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects Awarded to Greg Miller 2011 NMASLA Outstanding Professional Service Award Awarded to Dennis Wilkinson The New Mexico Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects Pat Hurley Hillside Development, Albuquerque, NM MORROW REARDON WILKINSON MILLER, LTD LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 2 2011 NMASLA Emerging Professionals Service Award Awarded to Amy Bell The New Mexico Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects Park/Trail/Bike Paths Design Award 2011 New Mexico Recreation and Parks Association Pat Hurley Park Hillside Development (with City of Albuquerque Parks and Recreation Dept.) Albuquerque, NM Best of 2010 New Mexico Awards Southwest Contractor I-40 Widening & San Mateo Interchange (with Wilson & Co.) Albuquerque, NM Atrisco Heritage Academy Running Track and Best of 2010 New Mexico Awards Athletic Fields, Albuquerque, NM Southwest Contractor New Mexico Scientific Laboratories (with Studio Southwest Architects) Albuquerque, NM Best of 2010 New Mexico Awards Southwest Contractor Atrisco Heritage Academy High School (with FBT Architects) Albuquerque, NM Best of 2010 New Mexico Awards Honorable Mention Southwest Contractor Connor Hall of the New Mexico School for the Deaf (with Studio Southwest Architects) Santa Fe, NM AIA Santa Fe 2010 Design Excellence Award AIA Santa Fe Kewa Pueblo Safety Complex (with Atkin Olshin Schade Architects) Kewa Pueblo, NM Best Practice Award, Transportation Division, 2010 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Eunice Main Street (with Occam Consulting Engineers) Eunice, NM New Mexico MainStreet 25th Anniversary Awards, Artesia MainStreet and Heritage Walkway, 2010 Artesia, NM Award for Overall Excellence in Design Artesia MainStreet Artesia, NM MORROW REARDON WILKINSON MILLER, LTD LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 3 Engineering Excellence Awards, 2010 American Council of Engineering Companies 1-40 Widening and San Mateo Interchange (with Wilson and Company, Inc.) Albuquerque, NM Project of the Year, 2010 New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers Eunice Mainstreet (with Occam Consulting Engineers) Eunice, NM I-40 San Mateo Widening, Albuquerque, NM Engineering Excellence Awards, 2010 American Council of Engineering Companies Eunice Mainstreet (with Occam Consulting Engineers) Eunice, NM Best of 2009 Arizona Awards Southwest Contractor Dilcon Community School (with Studio Southwest Architects) Dilcon, AZ Award of Excellence: Medical Office, 2009 NAIOP (Commercial Real Estate Developers Association) South Valley Health Commons (with Gregory T. Hicks and Associates) Bernalillo County, NM Award of Excellence: Civic/Public, 2009 NAIOP (Commercial Real Estate Developers Association) City of Albuquerque Fire Training Academy (with Studio Southwest Architects) Albuquerque, NM Best of 09: Healthcare, 2009 Eunice MainStreet, Phase II, Eunice, NM Southwest Contractor South Valley Health Commons (with Gregory T. Hicks and Associates) Bernalillo County, NM Heritage Preservation Award, 2009 Cultural Properties Review Committee The Santa Fe Plaza Cultural Landscape Report Santa Fe, New Mexico Stewart Udall Cultural Landscape Preservation Award, 2008 Awarded to Baker H. Morrow, FASLA The New Mexico Preservation Alliance Barbara and Bill Richardson Pavilion, UNM Children’s Hospital, Albuquerque, NM MORROW REARDON WILKINSON MILLER, LTD LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 4 New Mexico’s Best Buildings Awards: $20+Million , 2008 The Associated General Contractors of America Barbara and Bill Richardson Pavilion, UNM Children’s Hospital (with Studio Southwest Architects) Albuquerque, NM New Mexico Best of 2007: K-12 Education Project Southwest Contractor Ventana Ranch Elementary School (with FBT Architects) Ventana Ranch Elementary, Albuquerque, NM Albuquerque, NM New Mexico Best of 2007: Concrete Project Southwest Contractor City of Albuquerque Alamosa Community Center Skate Park (with Artifex Integrative Skatepark Environments) Albuquerque, NM New Mexico Best of 2007: Steel Project Over $5 Million Southwest Contractor Santa Ana Star Event Center (with Sink Combs Dethlefs) Rio Rancho, NM Alamosa Skatepark, Albuquerque, NM New Mexico Best of 2007: Honorable Mention, Public Project Under $10 Million Southwest Contractor Loma Colorado Public Library (with Hidell Associates Architects) Rio Rancho, NM Best Building Awards, 2006: Grand Winner Associated General Contractors Santa Ana Star Event Center (with Sink Combs Dethlefs) Rio Rancho, New Mexico Best Building Awards, 2006: Energy Conscious Design-Con- struction Associated General Contractors Loma Colorado Public Library (with Hidell Associates Architects) Rio Rancho, New Mexico Building Community Awards, 2006 National Association of Industrial and Office Properties Dona Ana County Government Center Las Cruces, New Mexico Best Building 2006: Best Public Building S.W. Contractor Magazine Dona Ana County Government Center, Las Cruces, NM MORROW REARDON WILKINSON MILLER, LTD LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS 5 Dona Ana County Government Center Las Cruces, New MexicoDesign Awards, 2006 NM Chapter, American Society of Landscape Architects Artesia Main Street Artesia, New Mexico Design Awards, 2006 NM Chapter, American Society of Landscape Architects Streetscape Prototypes Albuquerque, New Mexico Best of 2006 Southwest Contractor Artesia MainStreet, Artesia, NM West I-40 Diversion Channel Phase III (with Wilson & Co.) Albuquerque, New Mexico Best Buildings, 2006 New Mexico Business Journal Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Museum (with DCSW Architects) Albuquerque, New Mexico Albuquerque Median Prototypes Rendering Project of the Year Award, 2006 New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers Unser Boulevard Project (with ASCG Inc.) Albuquerque, New Mexico Engineering Excellence Award in Transportation, 2006 American Society of Consulting Engineering Companies of New Mexico Unser Boulevard Project (with ASCG Inc.) Albuquerque, New Mexico Anderson-Abruzzo Albuquerque International Balloon Unser Boulevard, Albuquerque, NM Museum, 2005 Presidents Community Builder Award Albuquerque International Balloon Park (with DCSW Architects) Albuquerque, New Mexico Grand Conceptor, 2005 American Engineering Council of New Mexico’s Engineering Excel- lence Awards I-40/Louisiana Interchange (with
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