DESIGNED BY RICHARD YATES, AIA

DEVELOPMENT ARCHITECT: AARON BOHRER, AIA

ARCHITECT OF RECORD: TOM GIFFORD ARCHITECT

GENERAL CONTRACTOR: TO BE DETERMINED

The proposed Zorro Blanco multifamily development has varied types of building shapes and sizes comprising its 165 dwelling units that are architecturally designed to exceed the expectations of Santa Fe’s renter-by-choice denizens. Zorro Blanco’s  communal site planning and pueblo like massing harkens back to uniquely New Mexico building forms and expressive tactile vernacular elements.

At Zorro Blanco, the development is intentionally scaled to the pedestrian - not the automobile- and includes plazas and courtyards reminiscent of Santa Fe’s very own Casa Sena. The architecture presents with a vibrant color palette, inspired by the historic San Miguel De Allende, Mexico. This potent architectural alchemy provides a “sense of place” and a desirable destination for a lifestyle ethos that includes multimodal transportation, direct access to the outdoors, and a communal setting that deserves to be called “home”.