Album Santa Fe Modern

The first review of modernist and contemporary architecture in the multi -layer history of Santa Fe's architecture. The desert landscape of Santa Fe is an ideal scenery for brave, abstract forms of modernist houses. The wide tracts of glass, deeply embedded portals, long verandas and courtyards make the surroundings, color and light an integral part of the very essence of the house. The presented architects draw the architect from the heritage Ton ore new Mexico - they use materials used in ancient times, such as brick dried in the sun, combining it with modern steel and glass. The houses they designed are somewhat characteristic of the landscape and climate of New Mexico, and at the same time recall the strict expression of modernism. This book shows the synergistic relationship between art, architecture and earth.