Albuquerque Public Schools

The Aztec Special Education and Autism Center serves as the District Intensive Support, Diagnostic, and Evaluation Center for Special Needs for Albuquerque Public Schools. TCI constructed a two-story building with an autism wing, a homebound wing, nursing clinic and diagnostics wing, OTPT and sensory rooms, functional skills labs, a multi-purpose room with volleyball and basketball courts, a kitchen and cafeteria area, and offices for staff and teachers specializing in hearing impairment. 

Project sitework improvements included roadway and parking lot construction, trash enclosure, and a large retention pond.

The project was designed to meet a LEED Gold standard. Sustainable project features include a 136kW solar PV array, low VOC materials, extensive natural lighting, energy efficient mechanical, electrical systems and building envelop, and low-flow fixtures.

"The leaders of the company have provided excellent service and have been extraordinarily professional in all manners during this project. All of the employees have conducted themselves in a highly professional manner at all times.  I am extremely impressed with the manner in which this project has progressed due to the coordination and hard work by Thompson Construction, Inc.   TCI has met all of the demands and changes with professionalism and diligence." -- Lisa Heimber, Principal,  Aztec Complex