A Model Sustainable Community
At Mesa del Sol, sustainability is not just a feature—it is the driving force behind our development. The Aperture Center, a premier commercial facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a LEED Silver-certified building that integrates advanced energy-efficient technologies, smart grid capabilities, and environmentally responsible design. Our commitment to sustainability extends beyond individual buildings, shaping the entire Mesa del Sol community into a model for energy innovation and responsible growth
Autonomous Microgrid Operation
The facility can function independently, enhancing energy security.
Low-E Insulated Curtain Wall System
A ceramic frit design blocks 60% of sunlight, reducing solar heat gain while maintaining natural daylighting.
Building Energy Controls & Management
An advanced Building Management System (BMS) automates energy use, integrating on-site power generation, HVAC systems, and lighting.
High-Efficiency HVAC System
Features 100% outside air capability, improving indoor air quality while reducing overall energy use.
Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System
A 50 kW solar PV installation, including a parking lot canopy, harnesses renewable energy to offset electricity consumption.
Bicycle Storage & Shower Facilities
Encourages alternative commuting, with dedicated storage, showers, and lockers to support environmentally conscious transportation.
Sustainable
Renewable Energy
Looking ahead, Mesa del Sol is committed to achieving 100% renewable energy for both businesses and residents. A large-scale solar battery storage array is planned to further enhance grid independence and sustainability. Our ongoing work to advance smart grid technology, local energy production, and energy storage solutions solidifies our position as a leader in sustainable development.
By integrating cutting-edge energy-efficient systems, innovative smart grid technology, and a community-wide sustainability vision, Mesa del Sol and the Aperture Center are setting a new standard for environmentally responsible development in New Mexico. We look forward to advancing these goals and ensuring a cleaner, more resilient energy future for our state.