Long-term Design Solutions : Natural & Mechanical Systems Integration : Community Based Design
In May of 2002, the University of New Mexico awarded Cooke the Master’s in Architecture with distinction.
After a career designing and building furniture and commercial tenant improvements, he returned to school to explore the possibilities for sustainable architectural solutions in commercial and community-based projects.
Since May of 2002 he has provided land use, architectural, and environmental response services to non-profit organizations such as The Allan Savory Center (now Holistic Management International) and Tree New Mexico. Currently, he provides environmental response planning and design services to clients with commercial interests in California, Colorado, New Mexico, and Montana. He also provides services for environmentally smart residential developments — both single family and multi-family/mixed use.
Opening image: Wireframe of roadside rest stop - Marfa, TX (1998)
Site by Tristan Pittard :: www.taggstudios.com
A new kind of car wash.
w/ Wright & Hammer Architects
Coming soon
Formerly The Savory Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico
La Semilla Corral, HMI Headquarters & West Ranch Energy Consult implementation pending
A sampling
Crownpoint, New Mexico
w/ Paulina Aguilera-Harwood
Water & Community Gardens Planning
implementation pending
A sampling
Fused Horizons
Thanks to Profs. Paul Lusk, Stephen Dent, & Kuppu Iyengar
Special thanks to Chen Jing
Thesis Position Paper - 2002 (pdf)
Thesis Abstract Broadband Reccomended (flash media)
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Profs. Alf Simon & Teresa Cordova
Design Team Member / 3D Modeling - w/ Paulina Aguilera-Harwood & Bernadette Miera
A dialogue for sustainability: people, place and water (pdf)
Into the New Kadam
Prof. Kramer Woodard
Adaptive re-use from a serio-comic, ersatz Gelug (Yellow Hat) point of view - or, how many trees does a building make?
Recycling a Reservoir
Prof. Stephen Dent
Proposal for a new Fine Arts Plaza at UNM on the site of an existing reservoir.
On a postage stamp
Thanks to Profs. Stephen Dent & Edith Cherry
Extracurricular project based on the 2000 Leading Edge competition. Integration of curriculum, building systems, & site with commodity found in the combination.
505-301-8533
302 12th street sw
albuquerque, nm 87102
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