RESEARCH
Lobo Development RESEARCH
Lobo Development Corporation utilizes its’ resources to ensure the various entities are incorporated into the development process.
Research
Since its inception, Lobo Development Corporation has committed many of its resources to research for its developments. The research has intended to reveal the highest and best uses for the University of New Mexico’s real property assets. It is focused on providing the greatest benefit to the University of New Mexico and its’ students.
The development of UNM’s properties affects many entities throughout the urban environment including:
- Surrounding Neighborhoods
- The Students
- Faculty and Staff
- UNM Health Sciences Center
- Local BusinessTraffic
- The Environment
- The City of Albuquerque
Lobo Development Corporation utilizes its’ resources to ensure the various entities are incorporated into the development process. There are many aspects of a development project which have long term effects on the surrounding context both positive and negative. Lobo Development Corporation’s research investigates all the aspects to amplify the positive aspects and minimize the negatives.
Student Life
The research team has spent a considerable amount of time looking for ways to improve student life. The efforts revealed a positive correlation between living on campus and graduation rates, and inspired the development of over 2000 near campus dormitory beds. With the doubling of on-campus residents, LDC has recognized the need for more campus amenities, and has researched many aspects of improving amenities. The research has produced many documents and presentations on improving campus life.
Transportation
Lastly, with any development comes the issue of new traffic and parking issues. LDC researched parking and produced a substantial list of recommendations for the UNM Parking and Transportation Services department and the University as a whole. With the research and increased pressure to reduce the use of single-occupancy vehicles on University properties, LDC has helped develop significant changes to the transportation landscape at UNM. The recommendations from LDC which have been adopted by UNM are a substantial increase in permit prices, Redondo Road is now a Bicycle Boulevard, and the Associated Students of New Mexico (ASUNM) has begun fund-raising for a bicycle share program for students, faculty, and staff on all three campuses.
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801 University Blvd. SE, Suite 207
Albuquerque, NM 87106