Paul Weideman

What would downtown Santa Fe today be if the historic districts had never been established? Is it possible that the town would be world-famous for some other reason if all

She calls it “a petit French lavender farm.” Lisa Fontanarosa, who has been styling and sourcing collections for interior designers since 1997, has a new line featuring her home-grown Grosso

This interview series focuses on the people in Santa Fe’s real-estate industry. Ginger Clarke is an associate broker with Barker Realty.

This interview series focuses on the people in Santa Fe’s real-estate industry. Tanya Clokey is a longtime associate broker at Coldwell Banker Trails West Realty.

This spring, Cornerstones Community Partnerships and the Agua Fria Village Association will sponsor workshops with master mason Alan Ash to build a torreón. It will mark the west boundary to

By Paul Weideman

This interview series focuses on the people in Santa Fe’s real-estate industry. Paul McDonald is a longtime associate broker with Sotheby’s International Realty.

Archaeologist Thomas Windes started taking tree-ring samples from very old buildings 35 years ago. That was at Chaco Canyon, where people lived in the 9th to 13th centuries. But he

Scott Cherry, Lightfoot, Inc., won the Grand Hacienda prize, as well as the Most Innovative prize in the $1 million-$2 million price category of the 2020 Parade of Homes. This

“It was early summer when I moved into my new house, the primordial garden borders and stands of small fruit trees seen with pride from every window and glass door,

This interview series focuses on the people in Santa Fe’s real-estate industry. Warren Berg is an associate broker with Santa Fe Properties.

Willoughby Haskell Walling, the developer of this compound of buildings right next to Bishop’s Lodge Road, operated a concrete supply company. Some of the buildings are adobe, but others are

John Gaw Meem’s fancy carved and painted corbels at his 1939 County Courthouse have been restored to the public view.

This is a grand home, a 2001 adobe-walled residence built by Roger Hunter, on a lot of 15 acres, the largest in Las Campanas. The house at 2 Indian Pony

This house is in the quiet La Villa Escondida subdivision, a gated community off Caja Del Rio Road. A gravel drive leads into the beautiful walled entry placita with landscaping

By Paul Weideman

This is a beautifully balanced example of a modern “Santa Fe Style” home — nothing ostentatious, and the whole nicely grounded in the honey-colored maple flooring. Pine vigas and lintels

By Paul Weideman

This interview series focuses on the people in Santa Fe’s real-estate industry. Gary Wallace is an associate broker with TERRA Santa Fe.

The Santa Fe New Mexican of Nov. 30, 1929, announced that five architects had been invited “to submit designs for the buildings of the Laboratory of Anthropology to be erected