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El Paso-Juárez is the second-largest binational region on the United States-Mexico border. Also known as the Borderplex, or as El Paso del Norte, it will soon become the site of one of the country’s most significant institutions for learning about and celebrating Mexican American cultural values…

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Exigo Architecture is deeply honored to have received the Mayor’s Award at the 2021 AIA El Paso Design Awards for the Valle Bajo Community Center and Library. A special thank you to Marmon Mok, our design partners, and to each member of the Exigo family; is your commitment to exceptional work that makes our firm better every day. Congratulations team!

Over the weekend, our firm had the pleasure to attend the grand opening of the third community center designed for the City of El Paso. The Center is named after Silvia A. Carreon, a longtime community leader, and coach. Congratulations to our team at Exigo and Jordan Foster Construction for bringing the project to life.

On Thursday, September 30th the City of El Paso hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking for the Mexican American Cultural Center (MACC) and improvements to the Main Library. As the largest community on the US/Mexico Border, this new public space will empower El Paso to share its rich heritage and inspire different types of conversations in the community. The MACC will provide residents and visitors with a dynamic space for the creation, exhibition, and celebration of Mexican American Art and Culture.

Join us in welcoming Elias Padilla, RA to the Exigo Architecture Team! Elias graduated with a Bachelor of Environmental Design from Texas A&M and a Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania School of Design. He brings twelve years of experience in commercial and educational projects.

The Valle Bajo Community Center opened to the public on Saturday, May 8th,  after an emotional ribbon-cutting ceremony focused on the importance of community centers and public libraries available to the people of El Paso. Congratulations again to the Exigo/Marmon Mok Architecture team and Jordan Foster Construction to help make this project a reality.

Arvis C. Jones S. Transit Center at Metro 31, the terminus to the Dyer Rapid Transit System for northeast residents, recently received an Honorable Mention Award by the American Institute of Architects, El Paso Chapter. The building was Designed by Exigo, in collaboration with Stantec (previously RNL).