| This photograph of the south side of the building was taken from the sidewalk along Lomas Boulevard. View is east to west. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph depicts the covered south entrance at the west end of the façade, showing the portico with columns and other traditional timber elements. View is northwest. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph demonstrates portico details of hand-hewn lintel, traditional post column, and vigas and planks on the south side of the building. The view is north. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph demonstrates portico details of hand-hewn lintel, traditional post column, and vigas and planks on the south side of the building. The view is north. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph of the portico interior shows the underside of the roof with lintels. The view is southeast. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph of the portico interior shows the underside of roof with equally spaced vigas spanning the roof from north to south. The vigas penetrate the wall at right and the portico parapet at left. The view is west. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
This photograph shows a detail of typical original metal window bays. The view is south. Depicted is the original 1952 building.
This photograph shows detail of a single typical original metal window. The view is south. Depicted is the original 1952 building.
| This photograph shows detail of concrete sill and drip edge, a rare example of ornamentation on the façade. View is east. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph shows a closer view of a concrete window sill with serrated pattern cast into sill under drip edge. View is west. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph details the bank of windows at the step-back where center and eastern sections of the building meet. View is to east. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph shows a single metal-frame window on the south side of the westernmost portion of the building. View is to north. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph details the windows at step-back to far eastern end of façade. UNM Hospital can be seen in the background. View is to east. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph depicts the south-facing, turquoise metal double doors, transoms, and sidelights at the east end of south façade entrance. View is to north. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
This photograph shows a typical metal-framed window. View is to northeast. Depicted is the 1964 addition east of the original 1952 building.
| From left to right, 1964 addition east of 1952 building, showing the addition's southeast corner abutting a small UNM Hospital out-building. View is to north. Depicted is the 1964 addition to the original 1952 building. |
| This photograph demonstrates a general elevated view of the south side of the building. View is to northwest. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| This general street level view of the south side of the building depicts the original 1952 western section and, on the left, a portion of the 1964 addition. View is to northeast. |
| Pictured in this general elevated view is the central and eastern portion of the south elevation of the building. UNM Hospital parking structure can be seen in the background. View is to northeast. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
This general street level view of the south side of the building pictures the original western section and on the left, a portion of the 1964 addition. The view is to north.
| Pictured in this elevated view of the western half of the south side of the building is the original Lomas Boulevard entry with portico (seen on the left). View is to northwest. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
Pictured in this variation of the previous elevated view is the western half of the south side, with surrounding neighborhood context in the background. View is to northwest. Pictured is the original 1952 building.
Detailed in this image is the western section of the south elevation showing various building masses with portico as traditional post, lintel and viga structure. View is to north.
| This picture details the projecting portion of the western section of the south elevation. View is to north. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| Pictured in this image is a portico detail. View is to north. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| Pictured in this image is a detail of the intersecting building masses, including roof access penthouse at center background. View is to north. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
Pictured is an oblique view of portico showing posts, corbeled capitals, hewn beam lintel, and vigas at parapet, and original double entry doors with transom light. View is to northwest. Depicted is the original 1952 building.
| Pictured is a detailed street level oblique view of the south side, western end of the original 1952 building. View is to northwest. |
| Pictured is an oblique view of the original 1952 building, showing façade with stepped building masses and original windows with concrete sills. View is to west. |
| Pictured is a detail of the southwest side of the original 1952 building demonstrating the former doorway with original stairs intact. View is to northeast. |
| Pictured is the west face of the original 1952 building. View is to east. |
| Pictured is a general view of the entire structure, with UNM Hospital in the background. View is to southeast. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
Pictured is an oblique general view of the original 1952 structure. View is to southeast.
| Pictured is a general view of the north elevation of the western section of the original 1952 building. View is to south. |
| Detailed in this image is an entrance with stairs on the north side of the original 1952 building, showing open porch, double steel doors with transom lights, and stair penthouse to roof. View is to south. |
| This image details the north side stairs, porch, and entry. View is to north. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| Pictured is the entry at the connection of the 1952 and 1964 buildings. View is to southeast. |
| Pictured is an entry detail showing the stainless double doors at the north entry of the 1964 addition to the building. View is to east. |
| Pictured is a detail view from under the covered porch/portico through concrete arches out to patio. View is to southwest. Depicted is the original 1952 building. |
| Pictured is the patio and porch of the 1964 addition to the original building. View is to east. |
Pictured is a view from the patio to an area planted with trees, shrubs and lawn along the north face of the original 1952 building. View is to west.
Pictured is the west face of the 1964 addition, with entry porch/portico on far right. View is to southeast.
Pictured is an elevated general view showing (from left to right) 1964 addition and in the distance the modular 1997 and 1952 building with tower penthouse. View is to southwest.
| This image shows equally-spaced original windows on the north elevation of the 1964 addition to the building. View is to south. |
| Detailed in this image is the east end of the 1964 building north elevation, showing loading dock with overhead crane rail penetrating double-height double doors, and stair access to the basement. View is to south. |
Pictured is a detailed view of the loading dock area with swing-arm crane and double-height double doors to the shop area. View is to east.
| Pictured is the northeast section of the 1964 addition to the original building, showing the relationship to the UNM Hospital parking garage (on left) and the loading dock (on right). View is to southeast. |
Pictured is a portion of the north exterior wall of the northeast section of the 1964 addition to the original structure. Depicted are 7-light recessed vertical windows illuminating the shop area. The image shows the uniquely sloped sills and gently angled corner detail at right. View is to south.
| Picture is the entire north wall of the northeast section of the 1964 addition to the original building showing all eight vertical windows, and long shadows highlighting massive concrete canales penetrating parapet. View is to south. |
| Pictured is an elevated view of the northeast section of the 1964 addition to the original building showing elevator penthouse at roof. View is to south. |
| Pictured is an oblique view of the east and northeast portions of 1964 addition with steel shed lean-to. View is to southwest. |
| Detailed in this image is the 1952 roof with stair tower penthouse and eastern end of wire-reinforced skylight glazing. View is to north. See PICT 2021-005-0066 for interior view of skylight. |
| Pictured is the lobby area inside the 1964 addition to the original 1952 building. View is to west. |
| Pictured is the lobby of the 1964 addition to the original 1952 building. This image shows (from left to right) one of two east-west corridors running the length of the building, typical office area, and the mail room in the original 1952 building. View is to southeast. |
Pictured is the original main entry corridor in the 1952 building. View is to southeast.
| Pictured is the mail room in the original 1952 building. View is to northwest. |
| This image shows a view along the axis of the original main corridor, leading north from the original building to the 1964 addition. The floor tile pattern changes in the middle distance, indicating the two buildings' meeting. View is to north. |
This photo pictures a typical classroom in the original 1952 building. View is to north.
| Pictured is a typical small office in the original 1952 building. View is to west. |
Pictured is a typical small office in the original 1952 building with early wooden cabinets with glazed hinged doors, and a wall-mounted ceramic sink. View is to west.
Pictured is a janitor's closet with a deep utility sink in the original 1952 building. View is to south.
| Pictured are double doors in the corridor of the original 1952 building with original hardware. View is to west. |
Pictured is a classroom (room no. 22) in the original 1952 building with exposed steel truss and corrugated deck ceiling. View is to east.
Pictured is a classroom (room no. 25) in the original 1952 building with typical chalk board, and an enameled steel wall-mounted sink. View is to northwest.
| Pictured is the main corridor with skylight and elevated bus carrying insulated heating pipes in the original 1952 building. View is to west. |
Pictured is the main east-west corridor with stairs and retrofitted concrete ramp. View is to east.
Pictured is a large classroom (room no. 38), with intact atypically large chalk board with detailed frame and ledge. View is to northwest.
Pictured is the penthouse steel-stair enclosure leading to the roof in the original 1952 building. View is to southwest.
Pictured is the north-south corridor at west end of 1964 building. This image demonstrates the wide-striped linoleum pattern typical throughout the 1964 addition to the building. View is to north.
Pictured is a typical stainless steel-clad double exterior doors leading from corridor (seen in PICT 2021-005-0070) to vestibule connection to the 1997 modular addition. View is to south.
Pictured is a large classroom in the 1964 building with atypical chalkboard as complete surround on all four walls. View is to north.
| Pictured is classroom/lab no. 179 with wall-length work bench and cabinet, and typical wall-mounted dry-board. View is to southeast. |
Pictured is room no. 154 in the 1964 building showing floor-penetrating electrical conduits at former work stations. The tall windows on the left can be seen in earlier exterior view (PICT 2021-005-0048).
Pictured is a view from room no. 162 into room no. 154 through double-height doors. Depicted is the 1964 addition to the original building. View is to east.
Pictured is room no. 154B with stairs leading to a wooden elevated platform in the 1964 building. View is to east.
Pictured is an elevator on the first floor of the 1964 building with doors open showing pull-down safety gate. View to north.
Pictured is a concrete stairwell leading to basement and steel stairs leading to roof-access penthouse in the 1964 building. View is to north.
| Pictured is a view from room no. 140 through a doorway and slotted wall into room no. 142 in the 1964 building. Massive work table with perforated stainless steel top in the foreground. View is to northeast. |
| Picture is room no. 118 in the 1964 building with workbench and sink, and typical wall-mounted shelves. View is to north. |
Pictured is room no. 133 in the 1964 building with workbench, cabinet with sink, and pull-down projection screen. View is to north.
| Pictured is a view from room no. 110A through room no. 110 with full-length wall-mounted workbench. View to west. |
Pictured is the basement of the 1964 building. Picture taken from room no. B10A with opening (on right) to similar room, B10B. View is to east.
Pictured is Room No. B106 in the basement of the 1964 building with two laser work tables with massive shock-absorbing legs. View is to south.
Pictured is the basement, room no. B15 in the 1964 building with laser work table and typical steel bench and cabinets. The laser work table has massive shock-absorbing legs. View is to north.
| Pictured is the basement boiler room of the 1964 building showing pumps, valves, and wrapped heating and cooling pipes. View is to south. |