Pueblo style Adobe Dwellings
Custom Residential Architecture and Historic Preservation
Adobe houses in the Pueblo style—modern versions are known as Pueblo Revival—aim to mimic the appearance of the Spanish Colonial West.
Homes built from natural materials are an ancient concept gaining popularity again all over the world, and they come in many shapes and sizes. Some small, some large, some quaint, and still more and on
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Adobe Pueblo Revival Architecture in Phoenix imitate the traditional Adobe construction. Search all Adobe homes for sale in Historic Phoenix.
Casa Alcini is a luxurious pueblo style villa. Pueblo houses which are also called adobe houses have certain features like massive walls ...
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Thanks to Beth Sitzler of the Las Cruces Bulletin for this great article written about Picacho Mountain Residents Bob & Mary Talamini and their amazing custom home built by Wayne & Kiki Suggs of Classic New Mexico Homes. Built for an artist, by artists After moving to Las Cruces, New Mexico, Houston-transplants Bob and Mary Talamini decided to explore their new
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Three months out of the year this is the home of Samuel Gray. This adobe casita located near Abiquiu, NM and in just a few years will be Sam’s full-time residence. It measures 12′ by 10′ on the exterior but due to the thick adobe walls has only about 86 interior square feet. He built it for less than $3000 and it’s powered by a simple low cost photovoltaic solar system. Continue and read about this Adobe Casita in Sam’s own words. There are more photos too. Here’s Sam’s description of his tiny home: The footprint is 120 sq ft
An attractive little Pueblo Revival style home is now on the market in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Pueblo-style buildings imitate the traditional homes built by the Pueblo peoples of the American Southwe…
It’s one of the first things we noticed when traveling overseas: how much older the rest of the world appears. From Medieval castles and Roman ruins to Egyptian Pyramids, the marks of ancient civil…
Taos Pueblo est le seul village indien aussi bien préservé et où vit une communauté de pueblos depuis des centaines d'années. Au coeur des montagnes du Nouveau Mexique, un endroit unique.
Adobe is New Mexico’s most plentiful building material and helps define our unique architecture—past and present.
An adobe house in Taos, NM.
This is one of the spectacular new homes for sale in Las Cruces, NM at Picacho Mountain. Built by Wayne Suggs of Classic New Mexico Homes, this home is the epitome of classic Southwest design.
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