Santa Fe Valley

The Santa Fe Valley features traditional adobe buildings constructed with locally sourced materials including straw, clay, and mud mixed into durable bricks.

The architectural development of Santa Fe Valley began in the early 20th century, incorporating elements of Pueblo Revival, Spanish Revival, and Territorial Revival styles.

The buildings reflect Native American and Spanish Colonial influences through their flat roofs, exposed wooden beams, and earth-toned exterior walls.

Buildings in Santa Fe Valley maintain comfortable interior temperatures due to thick adobe walls that provide natural insulation against heat and cold.

The architectural structures incorporate rounded corners and angular profiles, combining different regional styles with modern construction techniques and materials.

GPS coordinates: 36.06625,-115.03737

Latest update: November 27, 2025 16:49