The Solar Center, Taos: The Problem, and Four Ways Out
A passive solar Taos building whose glazing faces the sun by design — and four ways to work with that.
Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico: One Frame, and How It Is Made
A high alpine valley above Taos — and the one frame a steep-sided mountain site gives.
The Hotel Luna Mystica, Taos: What It Suits, and What It Does Not
An open mesa site outside Taos with enormous sky and no shade — extraordinary at the right hours, hostile at the wrong ones.
El Monte Sagrado, Taos: The Light Through a High-Desert Day
A Taos resort with planted grounds and water features, taken hour by hour at altitude.
The Taos Inn, New Mexico: Field Notes on Adobe and Altitude
A historic Taos adobe inn at altitude — what earthen walls and thin air ask of a photographer.
Santa Fe Community Convention Center: What It Suits and What It Does Not
A purpose-built event centre in the historic district — modern inside, earth-toned outside, and entirely dependent on what you bring.
Drury Plaza Hotel Santa Fe: The Venue’s Own Logic
A hotel in a converted institutional building off the plaza — with the proportions of its first purpose still legible.
The Santa Ana Star Casino, Bernalillo: Suits and Does Not Suit
A casino and event venue in the Rio Grande valley — indoors, weather-proof, and with a mountain range outside the door.
The Hyatt Regency Tamaya, Bernalillo: The Light Through the Day
A resort in the Rio Grande valley with a cottonwood bosque, an adobe-toned building and a mountain range that turns pink.