Pueblo house

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Adobe is New Mexico’s most plentiful building material and helps define our unique architecture—past and present.

Multi-storey adobe houses at Taos Peublo, New Mexico. Taos Pueblo is a native American community of earth structures arranged around a central plaza, and has been continuously occupied since AD 1350. - Michael Freeman Photography

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The Pueblo is made entirely of adobe -- earth mixed with water and straw, then either poured into forms or made into sun-dried bricks. The walls are frequently several feet thick. The roofs of each of the five stories are supported by large timbers -- vigas -- hauled down from the mountain forests. Smaller pieces of wood -- pine or aspen latillas -- are placed side-by-side on top of the vigas; the whole roof is covered with packed dirt. The outside surfaces of the Pueblo are continuously…

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This is a 510 sq. ft. solar home for sale in Sante Fe, New Mexico. From the outside, you'll notice an adobe house with a unique roof line that features solar panels, and fun turquoise window