In my last post, I touched briefly on the R/UDAT program, an initiative that allowed me and other fellow architects to plan the Santa Fe Railyard development, which recently celebrated its 10th anniversary. The post received such a great response …
Santa Fe Railyard Featured in 20|20 Visions Book It is always such a delight when your hard work gets recognized— even more so when it is work that you are so fantastically proud of. In my last few posts, I’ve …
Honored to have been invited to comment on architect Philippe Register’s vision and work in a recent Pasatiempo article by Paul Weideman remembering the mastermind behind the College of Santa Fe campus. Phillipe Register at the time was really trying …
I was recently mentioned in an article on blueprintforbetter.org. Read below for an excerpt of the article. By bringing together architects, civic leaders, planners, and community members, the American Institute of Architects’ Center for Communities by Design has served more than 200 communities …
Taos contains a number of national and state landmarks testimonial to the rich and complex cultural history of Taos. It also contains many different styles of architecture; beginning with the Taos Pueblo (Classical, pre-1275, and Pueblo IV Period, 1275-1598) believed …
Contributing or Not? Adventures in the Santa Fe Historic Districts An owner of a building in the Downtown/Eastside Historic District of Santa Fe recently contacted me. He wondered if I would do a historic survey for his building because the …
