Simons Architecture offers community architectural services with a heart to truly serve our community's non-profits, ministries and schools. Customized rates, unique designs and thoughtful construction options are offered as solutions to the unique challenges many community projects may face to stay in a conservative budget.
The Rock at Noonday is a great example of a community project completed with many hearts, who served willingly to keep the project on schedule and on budget. The Rock offers the homeless and others in need in Albuquerque a place to receive meals, social and legal services, laundry facilities, Worship, Bible study and more.
A decade later, Simons redesigned The Rock's interior spaces to serve the needs of the diverse communities of Albuquerque better. This redesign includes The Women's Center - a safe space [opening 2025] to rescue women and children in distress, from abuse and trafficking circumstances, and an expansion of food pantry and clothing selections to serve anyone filling in the gaps..
Legacy Church has partnered with communities in Albuquerque and Rio Rancho to save buildings and meet needs. Legacy Premiere in Rio Rancho is unique of example of Simons designing interior and exterior plans for revitalizing an existing theater, while incorporating an expanding church campus. Today, both are thriving in one area to serve all in this community. Likewise, Legacy saved an empty corporate structure in southwest Albuquerque and challenged Simons with designing one of the largest competitive multi-court basketball facilities in the southwest, called
School Projects for
Shepherd Lutheran School, Gospel Light Baptist Academy and
Legacy Academy, demonstrate how Simons' thoughtful designs meet the needs of students, instructors and building budgets. Simons creatively blended last century's buildings with today's latest tech spaces to create connected, flowing campuses to instruct all ages.
Community Memorial & Recognition Sites are creative, yet budget-minded, rewarding projects to meet and serve our communities with gratitude.
