These projects reflect the research, exploration, and presentation of specific infrastructure projects completed by students in AP-2D Design and Photo Digital Design II. In collaboration with and reflecting the work of the Center for Land Use Interpretation, the projects provide a new way for students to understand their built environment. Each exhibit was presented at either the Center for Land Use Interpretation’s mobile exhibition unit or in the Heritage Room exhibit space at Albuquerque Academy.

 
 
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Epic Sludge: The Ins and Outs of Wastewater in Albuquerque

Here the students examined the wastewater treatment facility and importance of water in Albuquerque.

 
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TESTing, Testing, Testing: Experiments in a post-nuclear age at Sandia National Laboratories

The students researched Sandia National Labs and participated in a behind-the-scenes tour of special facilities.

 
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Urban Pavement: Navigating Storm Water through Albuquerque

Working with the Albuquerque Metropolitan Arroyo Flood Control Authority, the students looked at the unique situation of flood water in Albuquerque.