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Branch Manager

Above: Suzannah Wilcox Cox Barnebey welcomes Mia Johnson and Grace Housler to her garden. Mia's mother sometimes performs with the chamber music group. I STUMBLE UPON SHADY PINES cabin just a few…

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Built to Last

Above: Rodin's house has angular lines that marry traditional and urban materials. THE FIRST ROOM Lois Rodin wants to show me in her Taos home is the art studio. She has laid out a welcoming homemade…

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Carpenter in the Clouds

Above: For 34 years, Isabro Ortega has built his dream house and handcrafted its embellishments. ISABRO ORTEGA WANTED TO BE AN ARCHITECT, but he was one of nine children growing up in the village of…

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Settled in Taos

Above: Rammed-earth walls and a glorious picture window help bring the outside in. YOU ARE ALMOST UPON PETER AND MARIA SELZER'S HOUSE before you notice it, tucked down into the rocky landscape on the…

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Santa Fe Freestyle

Above: A barrel vault ceiling adds a playful curve to the roofline, while its clerestory window lends a monastic effect. WHEN I THINK ABOUT MY VISIT to Santa Fe architect Beverley Spears’ home, the…

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Staging Area

MARK AND STEPHANIE MEDOFF'S home has seen a lot of drama. The Mediterranean-style manse, situated on five acres in the Las Cruces neighborhood of Mesilla Park, has been the setting for wakes…

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Cerrillos Sweet Spot

Above: The guesthouse patio of David Campbell and Heidi Steele in Cerrillos is ringed by raised garden beds. THE PARTY WAS POPPING, and David Campbell and Heidi Steele were nervous. With a guest list…

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The Art of Living

The Valley Near San Patricio, by Peter Hurd, inset to a recent photo taken at the ranch. Read Hurd’s 1961 essay about the New Mexico landscape. HURD–LA RINCONADA GALLERY AND GUEST HOMES Six guest…

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A Man With A Plan

Above: The George I. Sánchez Collaborative Community School. AFTER JON ANDERSON moved to Albuquerque in 1970 to study architecture at the University of New Mexico, he hopped in the car every chance…

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Thoroughly Modern Millicent

Above: Henry, surrounded by components of cabinetry at the Taos workshop where her furniture is made . SEE HERE Find out more about Emily Henry’s work at workshop's site or her personal site…

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